MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE REVIEWS
Arizona motorcycle owners have a new deadline to check before their next registration renewal. Starting January 1, 2027, at least one registered owner must be licensed to operate a motorcycle in Arizona for the Motor Vehicle Division to renew the registration.…
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Two changes hit North Carolina riders on Thursday, October 1. Both involve paperwork most of us never think about until someone asks to see it. First, the plate sticker is going away. Register or renew on or after October 1 and the N.C. Division of Motor Vehic…
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Michigan riders deal with one of the strangest insurance setups in the country. You absolutely need motorcycle liability coverage to ride legally here, but your bike policy is not the same thing as Michigan no-fault car insurance. That means a rider can be leg…
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Minnesota has one of the easiest motorcycle-insurance traps in the country to misunderstand. The state is famous for no-fault auto insurance, but Minnesota motorcycle coverage is not built that way. Under Minn. Stat. § 65B.48, subd. 5, a Minnesota motorcycle p…
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Nebraska motorcycle insurance is more than a simple liability requirement. Nebraska requires the usual bodily injury and property damage liability limits, but it also requires uninsured motorist bodily injury and underinsured motorist bodily injury coverage. T…
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Montana makes an important exception for motorcycles: MCA 61-6-303(5) exempts motorcycles and quadricycles from the state’s general compulsory-liability provision. A motorcycle guide that simply says every rider must buy 25/50/20 coverage misses that exception…
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