BLOG
-
What to Do if My Bike Is Totaled in a Motorcycle Accident
Read more: What to Do if My Bike Is Totaled in a Motorcycle AccidentIf your bike has been totaled in a motorcycle accident, chances are that you have suffered serious physical injuries. The condition of your motorcycle may be the least of your concerns because you are dealing with significant health effects from the accident. Of course, you would be entitled to compensation for property damage if you…
-
Types of Protective Riding Gear
Read more: Types of Protective Riding GearWhile we cannot always control the circumstances that cause accidents, we can control how we prepare for them. In many cases, the right protective gear can help prevent severe injuries. Bikers Have Rights understands your passion for the open road. Let us tell you what you need to know about protective equipment and gear so…
-
Differences Between Cruiser, Sport, and Enduro Bikes
Read more: Differences Between Cruiser, Sport, and Enduro BikesMotorcyclists get on the road for different reasons. Some may use their bike as a practical mode of transportation, while others may simply do it for enjoyment. Different motorcycle designs facilitate each purpose. Some bikers may opt for comfort, while others may wish for a bike geared for performance. Here is what you need to…
-
Are Medical Records Important in a Motorcycle Accident Claim?
Read more: Are Medical Records Important in a Motorcycle Accident Claim?To have a successful motorcycle accident case, you need medical records. Not only must you prove that the other driver was liable in your car accident, but you must also demonstrate your damages so you can be paid. Everything flows from your medical records and diagnosis. Your physical injuries will drive the value of your…
-
Safe Motorcycle Riding Tips for Dangerous Highways
Read more: Safe Motorcycle Riding Tips for Dangerous HighwaysThere is little protection for motorcycle riders. Riders are exposed to the elements with little separation between the pavement and surrounding vehicles traveling the same roads. In 2021, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that motorcycle accidents accounted for 14 percent of all traffic fatalities. It is essential to learn how to ride…
-
Common Motorcycle Hand Signals
Read more: Common Motorcycle Hand SignalsMotorcyclists often ride in a group and must communicate with other riders. Even if the motorcycle has turn signals, there are far more things that the rider may need to communicate with both fellow riders and other drivers on the road. The only way to communicate is through hand signals, although riders must be informed…
-
Safety Tips for Riding with a Passenger on Your Motorcycle
Read more: Safety Tips for Riding with a Passenger on Your MotorcycleMotorcycle operators often want to head out onto the road with a passenger on the back of their bike. This is legal, but it requires some extra safety measures to ensure that both of you reach your destination safely. You cannot control other drivers’ actions, but you can be careful. If you or your passenger…
-
Slow Maneuvering a Motorcycle: Cruiser Vs. Sport Bikes
Read more: Slow Maneuvering a Motorcycle: Cruiser Vs. Sport BikesA layperson may see the slow maneuvering of a cruiser and sports bike as the same, with just a few aesthetic differences. However, experienced bikers who have tried out both rides know differently. Especially at low speeds, the differences in handling and maneuvering can feel like night and day. And these differences can affect your…
-
Grass Clippings, Leaves and Gravel: Hidden Dangers On the Road
Read more: Grass Clippings, Leaves and Gravel: Hidden Dangers On the RoadMotorcyclists face unique challenges on the road, many of which are invisible to other drivers. Grass clippings, leaves, and gravel may seem harmless, but they pose serious risks to those on two wheels. These hazards can cause a rider to lose control, leading to accidents, injuries, or worse. Understanding these dangers is crucial for motorcyclists…
-
Can I Get a Motorcycle License Without a Driver’s License in NJ/PA?
Read more: Can I Get a Motorcycle License Without a Driver’s License in NJ/PA?If you’re a new resident or an aspiring motorcyclist in PA or NJ who doesn’t have their regular Class C driver’s license here, you might wonder: Can I get a motorcycle license without a driver’s license in these states? If this is your preferred form of transportation, there is indeed an option to obtain a…
MOTORCYCLE INJURY
Request Brad Tabakin An Attorney With Nearly 25 Years Of Experience That Understands The Science Behind Motorcycle Accidents. Call Brad
Now 877-333-0300 Or Fill Out The Form Below.