Inland Empire Motorcycle Law

01/20/2022

Ready to buy a new motorcycle or one for the first time, you’re in good company. There has been an increase in sales since the pandemic began. A great way for social distancing and its overall cost/fuel efficiency.

Despite the downturn in the U.S. economy and the rise in inflation, the motorcycle industry has been reporting an increase in new sales.

01/10/2022

Have you been seeing more motorcycles on the roadways these days? That's because there are more motorcycle riders in the U.S. at present than ever before. The percentage of Americans owing a bike is about 8%, but that number is rising. What's driving their numbers up?

Modern motorcycles are produced and run with 90% cleaner energy than they were decades ago and tend to require less fossil fuels than cars. This makes them an eco-friendly option and a way to save money on gas.

12/28/2021

Riding a motorcycle slowly might not be the dream of every rider, but it’s important nonetheless. Countersteering, body position, and turning angles are all skills to master at a slow speed to be able to enjoy your bike as safely as possible.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/how-to-ride-motorcycle-slowly/

12/16/2021

There's no doubt that riding a motorcycle can be fun and exciting, especially if you have "the need for speed". However, riding at high speeds requires increased focus and taking safety precautions. If you're a beginner, here are some tips for safely revving it up on the highway?
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/highway-speed-on-your-motorcycle/

If you’re new to biking on the highway, it’s best to start during the day and keep your highway rides to the daylight hours.

12/06/2021

Motorcyclists are at a significantly higher risk for sustaining serious, even catastrophic injuries if ever involved in an accident, especially if it was with a car or truck. Your injuries could result in permanent disability and could completely change the quality of your life.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/how-much-average-motorcycle-accident-settlement-worth

11/10/2021

Need to have your bike fixed after an accident or for a tune up? In Riverside, there are plenty of motorcycle shops that specialize in accident repair and detailing that will get you back on the road in style.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/riverside-ca-motorcycle-repair/

If your bike needs repairs following a motorcycle accident, there are plenty of tried and true service shops in Riverside that you can go to. However, if you’ve been in a motorcycle accident you’re going to need more than bike repairs.

10/21/2021

While motorcycle accidents can happen at any number of different locations and times of the day, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Association, about 61% of all motorcycle accidents happen on urban roads at intersections when other motorists are making left-hand turns. Protect yourself and any passengers by driving defensively at all times.

These types of roadways can be particularly dangerous for motorcyclists because it’s often difficult to see the oncoming traffic which can lead to a head-on collision, the most deadly of all motorcycle crashes.

10/14/2021

Getting on your bike again after an accident is difficult. Aside from physical injury there can be lasting mental trauma. But it is possible to get back on the bike and enjoy the thrill of riding again: with a team of friends, attorney, and medical professionals there to help
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/getting-back-on-bike-after-accident-2/

10/05/2021

According to a recent study conducted at Syracuse University, motorcycle death rates due to head injuries are lower in states with helmet laws vs those with no helmet laws. When helmet laws are implemented, the percentage of riders who wear helmets increases to more than 90%. Wearing a helmet saves lives, and, in California, it's the law.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/90-percent-of-motorcycle-deaths-are-helmetless/

Responsible riding can prevent accidents. Wearing a helmet saves lives and, in California, it’s the law.

09/14/2021

Never text while riding a motorcycle. That seems pretty obvious, right? Just in case you need reminding, distracted driving leads to accidents and serious injuries and is usually caught on video purposefully.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/never-text-and-ride-motorcycle/

08/30/2021

Harley Davidson and several other motorcycle manufacturers are now in the business of producing electric motorcycles. And what their riders are discovering is that they're fun to drive and are built for performance. Whether riding a gas-powered bike or electric motorcycle, the same laws and safety rules apply. Which also means the same insurance companies. If you are in an accident, call us first.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/electric-motorcycle-safety/

08/17/2021

3-wheel motorcycles are often safer than the 2-wheel variety. This is because their increased size makes them more stable and visible and, therefore, less prone to accidents on the road. However, that doesn't mean you can go easy on your other safety gear.
https://inlandmotorcyclelaw.com/are-3-wheel-motorcycles-safer/