Kyle Bradshaw of Cruiser Customizing goes out to six of the leading Motorcycle Insurance Providers in an attempt to clear the water a bit… Are you Covered? Read the specifics about what the Insurance companies had to day in the Motorcycle Insurance Tip of the Week Story. Motorcycle Insurance can be one of the most daunting tasks just before or just after getting your motorcycle. What do you need? What don’t you need? What can you get for free? After talking to 6 of the leading Motorcycle Insurance companies, I was able to glean some universal information. What Tips can YOU Share with Us? Thank you for watching this weeks Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week. Until Next Week, Take Care & Ride Safe Kyle Bradshaw aka: Manybikes

We take a look at your basic auto insurance policy and explain to you what all those numbers mean…the ones your agent never told you about.

*New York State Auto/Car Insurance Coverage Laws Explained We have two types of insurance in New York State required of every motor vehicle. One deals with no fault insurance, which pays for medical benefits, lost wages, and some out of pocket expenses, regardless of fault. The other is liability insurance and they are not the same. What I want to urge each of you, is that you cover yourself as well as someone who is involved in a car accident with you. And by that I mean, if you carry 0000 worth of liability insurance, your protecting me, if you hit me with your car. If you get into a collision with another car, and you only have ,0000 worth of underinsurance coverage, then you’re protecting yourself only to the extent of 000. It pays for you to make certain that your underinsurance rates are as high as your regular insurance coverage. The cost is minimal and the protection is priceless. Now with no-fault insurance your medical expenses are paid. Within 30 days of the auto accident, you are required to notify your insurance company that you have been involved in a automobile accident. They will assign a claim number to your case. You will give that claim number to any treating doctor/physician or any other medical provider and they will bill your insurance company directly regardless who is at fault in this car accident. Your insurance company will submit you to a physical examination by a doctor of their own choosing in about 30 days after you start receiving …