Short answer: No, you can't. Longer answer: Your motorcycle insurance company is aware of the seasonal use associated with your bike. As such, they calculate your earned premium on how much of a risk they are being exposed to, based on the months of the riding season. If you cancel your insurance policy mid term, the insurance company will calculate your total premium owing based on the amount of time you had the policy during the riding season.
If the insurance companies were to charge you an equal amount for every month of the year, a $3,500 policy would end up being a $8,400 policy.
To make budgeting simple, the insurance companies usually allow you to spread your policy premium over the year in equal installments, and if you have collision or comprehensive coverage on your policy, you have coverage if your bike is stolen or catches fire while in storage.