Halloween is around the corner, and maybe you'll celebrate by visiting a drive-through haunted house, or by giving your vehicle an unforgettable costume.

If you're the proud owner of a

motorcycle

, whether it's a new Zero FXE, a Harley, or something in between, here are some great ways to spruce up your ride for Halloween, courtesy of

Ride Apart

Try something new for Halloween and dress your bike up like a Batcycle.

Motorcycle Halloween costumes from the world of comics

If you're a fan of Spiderman, maybe you'd like to deck your bike out with the hero's signature look. You can add some red and blue paint to your bike, and maybe even some webbing. To complete the look, consider wearing a Spiderman outfit yourself.

If Batman is more your speed when it comes to comics, maybe you'd enjoy spending October 31st on a Batcycle. For this makeover, add some prosthetic "wings" to your bike and stick on a few bat decals. Your Batcycle will certainly get a few double takes. If you've got a bike built for two, consider bringing a Robin along for the ride.

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Star Wars costume ideas

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If you like fantasy, but decking your motorcycle out in comic book garb isn't really your thing, maybe you'd like to pay homage to Star Wars instead. If you have a white motorcycle, an easy look to go for would be the Imperial stormtrooper, though the outfit might be a little harder to come by.

If you're looking for something a little more challenging, you might consider decorating your bike as an Imperial Speeder. If you can pull off some protruding pipes in the front and maybe add an appropriate helmet to your own costume, you'll be most of the way there.

Gaming looks for your bike

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Last but not least, for those who are fans of video games, you can take some inspiration from your favorite characters.

Pikachu from the Pokémon series, for example, makes a great choice, especially if you've already got a yellow bike. A smiling face and some big friendly eyes on the front of your motorcycle will have folks beaming along with you. You can match your bike by dressing up as one of your favorite characters from the games.

Another friendly face from the world of gaming is Yoshi. His bright green head at the front of your ride will certainly have you standing out in the crowd. You can grab even more attention by throwing on a red cap, a red shirt, and some overalls for some fun as Mario.

Whatever costume you choose, you'll want to make sure your motorcycle is properly insured. If you want to save money on motorcycle insurance, the

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Hannah DeWitt · Expert Insurance Writer

Hannah is a recent college graduate with a degree in English Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University. Currently located in Washington State, she's interested in applying her craft in news areas across new subjects, using her skills to stretch her comfort zone. Outside of writing articles about cars and insurance, Hannah is drawn to Creative Nonfiction writing, though she loves a good fiction book. In her free time, Hannah enjoys reading, playing basketball, sunny hikes in the PNW, and flexing her creative muscles through art.

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