liability insurance for shows
06-20-2006, 06:47 AM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
reality check.. you mention motorcycle performance exhibitions to an insurance co. and your responsce is 10x that of what u will get paid.
least thats my exp....
we all gotta find ways around the BS.. just dont kill the crowd.. or their fingers! Lol!!
-Kane
least thats my exp....
we all gotta find ways around the BS.. just dont kill the crowd.. or their fingers! Lol!!
-Kane
06-20-2006, 10:42 PM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
Originally Posted by bruno_z
my sponsors inshured me for this season from consequences of accident...it lasts till 30.11. which I guess they see as a end of riding season.
im guessing insurance for a motorcycle stunt exhibition is a lot cheaper in croatia than california...
-kane
06-21-2006, 03:50 AM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
its what we gotta have over here in OZ, its checked thouroughly and its a must before your *** can even sit in ya seat on the track!!
i pay $15K (US is about $10K) per year!!
i pay $15K (US is about $10K) per year!!
06-21-2006, 05:26 AM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
I'm wheeling and dealing with this U.S.B.W. Tour thing as far as insurance goes. Of course in a perfect world I'd have a "Blanket" insurance policy for the Urban Street-Bike Warriors Black Sheep Squadron '06 Tour and have no more hassles with this ongoing nightmare. Every one of my shows this summer is a different situation as far as Insurance goes from borrowing someone else's to none at all. The stakes are very very very high and the pressure in incredable.
The Mayport Florida Military show that were were supposed to do on Friday just got cancelled a few hours ago. The morale being that you can have your game 100% tight but there is always the "Promoter Factor". Meaning chances are some idiot promoter or the US military is going to mess it up.
It's all good.
The Mayport Florida Military show that were were supposed to do on Friday just got cancelled a few hours ago. The morale being that you can have your game 100% tight but there is always the "Promoter Factor". Meaning chances are some idiot promoter or the US military is going to mess it up.
It's all good.
06-21-2006, 01:57 PM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
YO MATTMINGAY... u live in canada if u live in Ontario...i got a sick insurance co. that quoted me at $2450 for an 2002 f4i... an im 17 so it will be alot cheaper for u.. teh guys called Michael Kaspard and Son... Pm me if u want the number..
Later
Later
06-21-2006, 03:30 PM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
I help with the organizing of CC shows here in Canada. We were paying $1500 CDN (only $1 million liability) for events that didn't have the stunt show covered in their Event Insurance. Performing at Government shows requires minimum $2 mill.
This year I have been quoted $750 per event (including "weekend" shows where the team performs 2-4 shows). It is through a subsidiary of Lloyd's of London. PM me if you would like more info.
These are only liability policies and of course offer zero protection for the riders themselves or for their bikes.
Easiest thing I found was to ask the organizer of the event (especially where the show is only a part of a larger event) to name the team as additional insured in their existing policy.
This year I have been quoted $750 per event (including "weekend" shows where the team performs 2-4 shows). It is through a subsidiary of Lloyd's of London. PM me if you would like more info.
These are only liability policies and of course offer zero protection for the riders themselves or for their bikes.
Easiest thing I found was to ask the organizer of the event (especially where the show is only a part of a larger event) to name the team as additional insured in their existing policy.
06-21-2006, 07:22 PM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
you guys have it made in the US, here in Australia we need between $10million and $20 Mill, (thats Aus$, so its about $7-15mil US) PL Insurance cover. we cant have any off shore Insurance companys and we cant be listed on the promoters Cover.
We got it bad!! real tight over here.
We got it bad!! real tight over here.
06-21-2006, 08:23 PM
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Re: liability insurance for shows
Originally Posted by Kaneone
im guessing insurance for a motorcycle stunt exhibition is a lot cheaper in croatia than california...
-kane
-kane
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