If there is any place to enjoy riding a motorcycle for a daily commute or long distance, Texas, with consistent days of sun, hot temperatures, and cool breezes, is that perfect state for a ride. However, you cannot just jump behind a motorcycle and go for a rid. There are some detailed requirements to follow. 

Here at Rasor Insurance, we do our best to make sure our clients can get the type of insurance they need. Based in Celina, TX, and founded in 2002, the mission, values, and morals of this business have been nothing less than great to the local community. Here are some key things you need to keep in mind when searching for your motorcycle insurance. 

The basics that you need for motorcycle insurance in Texas

The state requires that anyone who is a motorcycle owner must have a Class M driver’s license. To receive this license, you must take a DPS-approved motorcycle safety course. Once that is completed, you then take your certification of completion with you to the driver’s license office. In regards to coverage requirements, you will need property damage and bodily injury through your insurance agency to some degree. There will be a variety of options for you to choose from based upon your driving record and other information. 

The equipment that you need by state rules

When you are behind the wheel of a motorcycle by yourself, and on the road, by state rules, you are to have the following in order to comply with state regulations. One tail lamp, one red reflector in the rear, one-stoplight, and no more than two headlamps. If for any reason, that one of your headlamps goes out, it is illegal to drive with just one (we recommend getting the second fixed as soon as possible). You are required to have a license plate lamp (similar to a regular car license plate light).

Are you ready to get a quote for motorcycle insurance from one of our qualified agents at Rasor Insurance? Contact our office in Celina, TX, and our team will be happy to answer your questions and get you started.