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The Six-Month Deadline Most Riders Don’t Know About: Claims Against Government Entities
DRAFT — pending attorney legal review before publication. Not yet fact-checked by counsel.
Partly at Fault? Why California’s Pure Comparative Fault Rule Still Protects Your Claim
DRAFT — pending attorney legal review before publication. Not yet fact-checked by counsel.
Uninsured and Injured: How Prop 213 (Civil Code §3333.4) Can Limit Your Motorcycle Accident Claim
DRAFT — pending attorney legal review before publication. Not yet fact-checked by counsel.
Is Lane Splitting Legal in California? What Vehicle Code §21658.1 Really Says
DRAFT — pending attorney legal review before publication. Not yet fact-checked by counsel.
What It Takes to Build for Born-Free | Steven Motta of Motta Cycles
Building for Born-Free is not just about putting a bike together. It is about vision, patience, craftsmanship, and the kind of hands-on work that keeps California motorcycle culture alive. In this feature, we spend time with Steven Motta of Motta Cycles, a Born-Free...
Looking for a Motorcycle Hangout in LA? Bike Shed Moto Co. Shop Visit
Bike Shed Moto Co. LA is one of those places that feels built for riders. Located in the Los Angeles Arts District, Bike Shed brings motorcycles, food, gear, conversation, and community into one space. Whether you ride in for coffee, stop by with friends, check...
Glendora Mountain & Ridge Roads Motorcycle Ride – By Carl Pulley
Nestled in the beautiful San Gabriel Mountains and sandwiched between San Gabriel Canyon Road to the west and Mount Baldy Road to the east are a couple of roads that aren’t direct routes to anyway. As far as evidence suggests, the main reason for Glendora Mountain...
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Uninsured and Injured: How Prop 213 (Civil Code §3333.4) Can Limit Your Motorcycle Accident Claim
If you're an uninsured motorcyclist in California and you're hit by a negligent driver, California law limits what you can recover — even when the crash wasn't your fault. This comes from Proposition 213, passed by California voters in 1996, now codified in California...
Is Lane Splitting Legal in California? What Vehicle Code §21658.1 Really Says
Lane splitting — riding a motorcycle between lanes of slower or stopped traffic — is legal in California. It's the only state where this is explicitly true, which is exactly why out-of-state visitors, insurance adjusters, and even local police sometimes get it wrong...
