Street + touring
On-road motorcycle, scooter, Harley-Davidson, and three-wheel program paths.
Explore the powersports program families available through Elite FI Partners, then use the connected training modules to verify eligibility, explain the product, and build a consistent dealership process.
Elite FI Partners can support a broad powersports product shelf that includes fuel and electric vehicle service contracts, on-road and off-road tire-and-wheel options, comprehensive pre-owned coverage, No-Chargeback GAP, payment protection, battery protection, theft security coding, and appearance protection.
Program paths extend beyond traditional motorcycles to eligible off-road units, golf carts, personal watercraft, youth units, three-wheel units, and power equipment.
Use the program description to identify a possible fit, then open the linked module to prepare managers for agreement review, customer explanation, documentation, and claims support.
Program paths for eligible on-road motorcycles and scooters, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, three-wheel units, youth units, off-road units, golf carts, personal watercraft, and power equipment.
Open VSC training →02 / Available programElectric-program paths for eligible on-road and off-road motorcycles and scooters, golf carts, personal watercraft, and power equipment, with unit, use, component, term, and surcharge rules verified from current documents.
Review electric VSC fundamentals →03 / Available programTire-and-wheel options may be available for eligible on-road and off-road units. Confirm the exact unit, installed equipment, terrain, covered-event definition, exclusions, and current agreement before presentation.
Open tire & wheel training →04 / Available programShort-term pre-owned service-contract options can support eligible older units. Verify model year, condition, inspection, covered components, term, deductible, and roadside-assistance rules.
Review pre-owned VSC training →05 / Available programA powersports GAP option paired with a dealer compensation structure. Customer coverage, cancellations, refunds, dealer protection, and eligibility remain separate document-controlled questions.
Open the GAP program center →06 / Available programA benefit designed for an eligible repair or recall that keeps the covered unit at a repair facility beyond the agreement's waiting period. Current terms, limits, documentation, and claim timing control.
Review the customer process →07 / Available programBattery-replacement protection for eligible units, subject to application, waiting-period, maintenance, testing, authorization, single-battery, transfer, and claim requirements.
Open battery product training →08 / Available programAn installed theft-deterrent product with a stated limited-warranty benefit. It should be explained separately from GPS tracking, primary insurance, theft recovery, and GAP.
Open theft product training →09 / Available programProtection-product options for selected treated exterior and interior surfaces. The chosen application, covered surface, customer care, exclusions, and claim procedure must be matched to the current limited warranty.
Open appearance training →The available program family changes with the unit, power source, condition, use, equipment, and transaction.
On-road motorcycle, scooter, Harley-Davidson, and three-wheel program paths.
Eligible off-road motorcycle, ATV/UTV-related, youth, modification, lift, snorkel, clutch, farm-use, and commercial-use questions.
On-road and off-road electric motorcycles and scooters plus electric golf, PWC, and equipment paths.
Fuel and electric service-contract paths plus battery, theft, appearance, GAP, payment-protection, and tire-and-wheel questions where eligible.
Fuel and electric VSC paths with use, term, storage, maintenance, and claims requirements verified independently.
Fuel and electric equipment VSC paths with price-band, use, farm, commercial, accessory, and modification eligibility checks.
Electric: Available program materials include electric VSC paths for eligible on-road and off-road motorcycles and scooters, golf carts, personal watercraft, and equipment. Train from the electric agreement rather than carrying fuel-product assumptions into the presentation.
On-road and off-road tire & wheel: Program materials identify both paths. Verify the exact unit, installed tires and wheels, intended terrain, covered-event definition, exclusions, authorization process, and current state form before showing the option.
Open the eligibility and compatibility labA product belongs on the menu only after the dealership can verify, explain, document, and support it.
Identify the approved programs, current forms, administrator contacts, e-contracting setup, and eligible dealership locations.
Separate fuel, electric, new, used, on-road, off-road, golf, PWC, equipment, commercial, farm-use, and modified-unit questions.
Teach purpose, coverage, exclusions, customer duties, claim authorization, cancellation, transfer, and escalation from the current document.
Place only eligible options on the menu and keep distinct products—such as security coding, GAP, payment protection, battery, and VSC—clearly separated.
Give sales, F&I, service, and accounting a shared claims, cancellation, document-delivery, and customer-handoff workflow.
Measure eligible presentation, product mix, claims feedback, cancellations, documentation quality, customer concerns, and retained results.
No. Dealer costs, retail prices, and rate tables change and are not published here. A current approved rate card and program documents are used during a dealership review.
No. This page identifies program families that may be available through Elite FI Partners. The current application, agreement, approved materials, unit, use, condition, transaction, state, and administrator requirements determine availability.
No. Electric and fuel agreements can define covered components, powertrain, batteries, exclusions, terms, and optional surcharges differently. Each path should be reviewed from its own current agreement.
No. On-road or off-road positioning does not replace the agreement's eligible-unit, covered-event, terrain, equipment, wear, exclusion, authorization, and claim rules. Verify the exact current agreement before describing a scenario.
Start with the dealership's unit mix, customer ownership patterns, current product shelf, service capability, claims experience, cancellations, manager training needs, and approved eligibility. Then build a menu using products the team can explain and administer accurately.
Review current program availability, identify the most useful training path, and build the implementation checklist without publishing or relying on stale rates.