Financing fit for cruising
Whether you’re an avid biker or looking for your first two-wheeled commuter, we can help you with affordable motorcycle financing options. Purchase a new or used motorcycle from a dealer or private party or refinance and save on one you may already own.
With low rates, simple terms and flexible payment options, your ride full of fun is right around the corner.
Key Features
Competitive rates
With low, fixed payments
Easy application
No origination fees and quick decision
Flexible terms
Up to 60 months
No pre-payment penalties
Pay off your loan early if you need to
Budget-friendly payment options
Fast and easy payment methods, plus rewards for on-time payments2
Insurance and payment protection
Cover your motorcycle in the event of mechanical breakdowns, financial loss and more — get your quote today
New and Used Motorcycle Rates
Rates Effective 3/14/2023Term | Minimum Amount | APR Range1 |
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Up to 60 months | $1,000 | 6.75% to 16.55% |
Frequently Asked Questions
1 APR (Annual Percentage Rate). Motorcycle rates as low as 6.75% effective 3/14/2023. Loan rates are subject to change without notice and subject to credit approval. Patelco offers a range of rates that depend on factors such as credit history, loan term, Patelco account and loan balances. Actual rates are disclosed to approved applicants in writing prior to loan consummation and may be as high as 16.55%. To learn more about rates, terms and available discounts, call 800.358.8228, visit patelco.org or visit any Patelco branch. Loan payment example:60 months: $19.74 per month per $1000 borrowed at 6.75% APR.
2 LevelUp is offered to members who are approved for the following loans at Patelco's credit tier 2 or higher: auto, motorcycle, RV, boat, and personal loans, excluding all lines of credit. Total discount of up to 1.50% APR (Annual Percentage Rate) applied in 0.50% APR increments for every 12 consecutive on-time monthly payments. Maximum discount will never cause the final APR to be lower than the LevelUp floor rate for the specific loan and term at time of funding. Monthly payment amount remains constant, with additional money going toward principal, which shortens the term of the loan and the total amount paid over the life of the loan.