Motorcycle Insurance Talk
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Mike Roen is taking a few minutes to talk about a topic that nobody really likes to talk about but is very important: motorcycle insurance. It is important to take the time to not only understand the cost of your coverage, but to also understand what the policy actually covers for you.
If you have a lot of money tied up in accessories, you should look into paying for additional accessory insurance. Make sure if you have $25,000 or $50,000 worth of upgrades that you find yourself the appropriate additional coverage for those upgrades.
Mike also discusses what to look for if interested in purchasing a crashed Harley Davidson.
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Thank you – that was a very informative video. For guys that have a lot of money into their bikes, I always recommend getting an appraisal done, and purchasing enough property damage coverage on it. Just buying higher limits is not enough to prove the fair market value of a customized bike.