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Types of coverage we provide
Provides coverage to repair/replace your car if it's damaged in an at-fault accident, hit and run or with an uninsured driver.
Typically covers fire, hail, theft, collision with an animal, vandalism, and falling objects among others. (subject to a deductible).
Allows one 'free' at-fault accident, meaning your rates will not increase on your first accident if you remain with the same provider.
Protects you if you cause injury or property damage to others in an accident. Helps cover medical costs, legal fees, and/or repairs.
Common motorcycle insurance policy add-ons
Accessories coverage
This add-on coverage the cost of repairing or replacing custom parts, accessories that aren’t typically included on a standard bike.
Trailer coverage
As a form of trailer insurance, this add-on extends coverage to any trailer you use to transport your motorcycle.
Personal effects coverage
This is exactly what is sounds like - coverage for your personal riding items, such as your helmet and saddlebags.
Emergency roadside assistance
In the event of roadside assistance, this pays for expenses such as battery jumps, gas and towing.
Trip interruption coverage
This covers expenses related to lodging, meals and transportation if your motorcycle breaks down during a trip away.
Our Reviews
I had an excellent experience setting up the insurance for my first car with Ashley at Surex. She was fast, professional, and incredibly helpful every step of the way. Ashley made the process smooth and stress-free, answered all my questions promptly and found me a great price. Highly recommend her for anyone looking for outstanding and reliable insurance service!!!!
I have nothing but exceptional service from Ashley Bushfield at Surex, quickly responds and takes cares of anything I need for my insurance needs… prices are amazing too… thanks for everything you do!! Highly recommended!!
Mostly great help but I feel when your contract wasn’t renewed for car insurance contacting your customers by email should have at least should got a phone call to their customers when the email wasn’t acknowledged by customer for whatever reasons… but something as important as having no insurance should have required a phone call by the company and the broker should have an alternative option for it’s customers
I had a great experience with Ashley at Surex. She was able to get me insured the same day and sent over my policy right away. The process was quick, and smooth. I’m very happy with the quality of her work and the service, I’d definitely recommend Ashley and Surex to anyone in Ontario looking for reliable insurance.
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Edmonton, Alberta, is celebrated for its lively culture, natural beauty, and vibrant urban atmosphere. Yet beyond the city, a network of scenic driving routes awaits, offering spectacular views, unique attractions, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, exploring these picturesque roads is sure to be a trip highlight.
In Alberta, the journey itself is often just as rewarding as the destination. The province offers some of Canada’s most diverse and captivating drives, from vast fields of yellow canola to rugged, towering mountains.
Looking for motorcycle insurance? Our Advisors will shop up to 10 of Canada’s best carriers to ensure you get the best value. Owning a motorcycle is also investing in a lifestyle, you gain a world full of other enthusiasts - meeting new people with a common interest- who enjoy talking about bikes and cruising around town.
Motorcycle Insurance in Edmonton - What You Need to Know
The average cost of motorcycle insurance is unique to the individual rider. Your level of experience, age, type of bike you have and riding history all effect how rates are determined by insurers.
In Edmonton, motorcycle insurance must include Third-Party Liability and Accident Benefits coverage—these are the only required types. All other insurance options are optional.
Motorcycle insurance is legally required in Alberta, providing essential protection for riders while ensuring compliance with provincial laws.
Common factors that affect premiums include :
- The make and model
- Location
- If you have passengers or not
- Your age and riding experience
- How you ride – touring, commuting, and how much mileage
- Riding record and insurance history
Typically, a motorcycle insurance policy consists of several components:
Loss or Damage Coverage: This covers your bike if it is damaged in an accident and protects you against other risks such as theft, fire and vandalism to name a few.
Third-Party Liability: This covers if you've caused damage to a third party's property or to their personal well-being. There is a required minimum amount required by provincial laws (ie. 200K in Ontario) but is recommended to have 1-2 million.
Accident Benefits: This covers if you and your passenger were to be injured in an accident
Hit-and-run coverage: This is actually a mandatory coverage that not everyone has. This covers you if an at-fault driver leaves the scene of an accident or is uninsured.
A standard motorcycle insurance policy typically includes third-party liability, accident benefits and uninsured automobile coverage.
Surex insurance tips & advice
Before hitting Canada’s trails, ensure your ATV is maintained and properly insured to protect against accidents, theft, or damage during the riding season.
Riding a motorcycle is thrilling, but in Ontario, insurance is required. Learn the basics—especially if you need high-risk motorcycle coverage due to your driving history.
Electric bikes are a fun, eco-friendly way to get around Alberta, but riders must follow specific provincial laws—just like with any motor vehicle.
