Do I need to have California motorcycle insurance?
Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 at
10:18 am
Alejandro asked:
I am planning on getting a motorcycle and if it gets damaged I can accept that, Buy Cialis Online so do I still need to get insurance (or can I just ride without it?)
Reply:
Carinsurance.yoll.net - try this one. I have their car insurance and, as I know, they can provide such a service.
 |
 Tour Master Draft Air Motor Cycle Jacket Mens XL 46  US $49.99
|
 Adorable Boys motor cycle T shirt US $.99
|
 SOLID WOOD DESK OFFICE TABLE HARLEY DAVIDSON BIKE 12 MONTH CALENDAR MOTOR CYCLE US $50.00
|
Tagged with: California Motorcycle Insurance
What a f ing dick!!!!
California Auto & Motorcycle Accident, Advertising, Insurance …
There’s your sign
I’m sure there are lots of lawyers that would be interested in taking the case, so let the lawsuits fly.
In California EVERY motorcycle rider must have either a Class M1 (motorcycles) or M2 (mopeds, scooters, etc,) motorcycle license. Every motorcycle must be registered and insured, and every rider must wear a helmet.
To get a motorcycle license you will need to take a driving test on the motorcycle at specific DMV offices that have a closed course designed for that purpose.
Mopeds, scooters and very small motorcycles are prohibited in freeways. The tiny so called "crotch rocket" motorcycles are totally illegal on any public road.
!: California Motorcycle Insurance
you will need to get a motorcycle permit first. It is justa written test at dmv. Then you typically do a training class. Look in the yellow pages. Most of the classes do a hands-on training day and some classroom, then if you pass the test you get your motorcycle license. A class C driver's license (for a car) doesn't count for a bike. Start with the dmv website.
Auto Insurance Quote Car and Motorcycle Insurance – User Profile …: instant auto insurance quote california chea…
The last bike I purchased from a dealer, they made sure I had insurance before delivery.
However, if you have full coverage insurance for your car, most insurance companies will cover you until you can get the new vehicle (a couple of days, at most) added to the policy.
Either way, It's the vehicle owner who is responsible for carrying insurance, where here in California, it is mandatory!