How much is motorcycle insurance ?

depends.          

85 is too cheap , try again , car insured for 85 , what a laugh , more like 85 per month .. lol registration is more ..pays $700 per year on a 750 cc bike , anything bigger its $900 per year and thats for insurance only , add registration and government tax  of $140 a year ,

depends      

Motorcycles are against Communist DemocRAT law. Under totalitarian rule there can be no insurance except for the heads of Government. Ride a Ricksha. If you get run over there are millions to replace you.

We can't tell you because it depends on the answers to about 20 specific questions about you that we don't know, and each insurance company weights those answers differently to come up with a risk profile. That's why you need to get estimates from multiple insurance compoanies. That's the ONLY  way to find out how much it will cost. 

Wait, my crystal has gone  dark..

Usually it's less than a cage's,  especially if you bundle it and say the 'sickle  is only for weekend use. My liability only; both car and bike. were $58  monthly with Progressive. But I am 64.  Comprehensive on the Harley, only, was $75.

It is really cheap compared to car insurance - and you can generally get discounts for having car/motorcycle on the same policy (if you have home insurance you can usually add it to the 'bundle' as well for more discounts).

As others have pointed out, you will need to contact some companies, and get quotes based on your age, driving record, type of motorcycle, and some other factors.

Nobody here can answer this. Insurance pricing is based on each person's personal circumstances. It is not the same price for everyone.

It is always $23.99 ...............worldwide for any type of motorcycle and for any type coverage with any insurance company in the entire world.

Or....  To put it another way:  The answer to your question is the same as the answer to this question:  How long is a piece of string ?

Do you think all riders on all types of motorcycles in MD pay exactly the same amount?

Call up your insurance agent or broker and ask yourself.