My friend and I have been trying to book a couple shows around our area and the first question they ask is if we have liability insurance. Does anyone here have it to cover property damage and spectator injury? I can't seem to find any insurance company's that will cover it.

 

wouldnt liability insurance on your bike essentially cover the same things?

 

I would think so too but if you were holding a show your insurance company might argue the circumstances. And those waivers you could make them sign dont hold up in court. So you could still get sued. Say yes and hop to god u dont crash..lol

 

our stunt team is llc and is fully insured if u want more details pm me ill give company name and ect...

 

why would you give bad advice to a legitimate question .. i see you are still a ******* moron

 

yes you need to look into insurance if the shows you are doing do not have event insurance that would cover you ... do it right

 

i cant help ya, but i know a dealer put on a show around here and had to get show insurance and it was crazy expensive. so good luck with it man!

 

Special Event Insurance. Look it up.

 

I think we had wacovia cover us before. look up http://www.motorcycleshows.com/motor....jsp?id=363844

there was a section under there for insurance and such.

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it's like $1000.00 on the cheap end and up i would just make my own it just a piece of paper

 

yeah until something happens and you have to cover the costs and go to prison for fraud.....

 

Either way your gettin fuked if you hurt someone and the insurance company not paying **** because you didn't have the right setup for the show if bikes are running into people.

 

no, basic liability insurance does not cover you performing stunts in close vicinity to spectators. it covers you riding down the road obeying all of the laws of the road.

 

our team is carefully considering going ;sole proprietorship or LLC with insurance backing. its called COVER YOUR ***

 

Form an LLC and then you can insure the business. You might want to look into having an "umbrella" added to your policy. An umbrella is exactly what it sounds like. It covers every aspect of your policy like an umbrella, kinda binds all the loop holes so nothing can snag you in the case of a claim.

You best tactic is to ask what the dealership that you're doing the event for requires and then go from there.