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Scheduled Oct 14

Hit by an Uninsured Driver on Your Motorcycle in South Carolina

Scheduled Oct 28

Motorcycle Hit-and-Run in Myrtle Beach: What to Do and How UM Coverage Helps

Scheduled Nov 11

Fall Riding Hazards on the Grand Strand: What Bites Myrtle Beach Riders in October and November

Scheduled Nov 25

The Most Dangerous Roads for Myrtle Beach Motorcyclists, and How to Ride Them

Scheduled Dec 9

Night Riding in Myrtle Beach: Being Seen When Drivers Are Not Looking for You

Scheduled Dec 23

Best Motorcycle Rides Near Myrtle Beach (and Their Hidden Risks)

Scheduled Jan 6

What Is My South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Case Worth?

Scheduled Jan 20

Dealing With the Insurance Adjuster After a South Carolina Motorcycle Crash

Scheduled Social Posts · Facebook & Instagram

Scheduled Oct 6

From the shop: Fork seals and a quick suspension once-over. Patched Horry County backroads punish a tired front end. #RideNationMyrtleBeach #MotorcycleMaintenance #SouthC

Scheduled Oct 6

South Carolina rider fact. South Carolina is an at-fault state, not no-fault. After a crash, recovery comes from the driver who hit you, so proving fault and documenting

Scheduled Oct 7

The thing insurers hope you skip: Sudden afternoon thunderstorms build fast off the Atlantic in summer. The first ten minutes of rain are the most dangerous when oil floa

Scheduled Oct 7

The thing insurers hope you skip: South Carolina uses modified comparative negligence with a 51 percent bar. You can recover if you are not more than 50 percent at fault,

Scheduled Oct 8

Know your rights. Deer are real on the Francis Marion forest roads at dawn and dusk. Scan the shoulders and slow in the green tunnels. #RideNationMyrtleBeach #SouthCaroli

Scheduled Oct 8

Know your rights. After a crash in South Carolina you generally have three years to file a personal injury claim. That is shorter than it sounds, because witnesses and ca

Scheduled Oct 9

Worth knowing before you need it. Sun glare off wet pavement and the ocean is brutal at sunrise and sunset. Keep a clean shield and give yourself extra following distance

Scheduled Oct 9

Worth knowing before you need it. South Carolina is an at-fault state, not no-fault. After a crash, recovery comes from the driver who hit you, so proving fault and docum

Scheduled Oct 10

Real talk for South Carolina riders. After any crash, even a minor one, get checked and document everything. In South Carolina the paper trail is what proves fault later.

Scheduled Oct 10

Real talk for South Carolina riders. South Carolina uses modified comparative negligence with a 51 percent bar. You can recover if you are not more than 50 percent at fau

Scheduled Oct 11

South Carolina rider fact. Wet bridge joints and painted lines on US-17 get slick fast after a downpour. Stay loose on the bars. #RideNationMyrtleBeach #SouthCarolinaMoto

Scheduled Oct 11

South Carolina rider fact. After a crash in South Carolina you generally have three years to file a personal injury claim. That is shorter than it sounds, because witness

Scheduled Oct 12

The thing insurers hope you skip: Left-turning cars are the number one threat to riders here, and heavy tourist traffic on US-17 makes it worse. The driver looks right th

Scheduled Oct 13

Know your rights. Sand blown across beachfront roads is a real hazard on the Grand Strand. Treat it like ice, look through the corner, and leave room. #RideNationMyrtleBe

Scheduled Oct 13

Know your rights. South Carolina uses modified comparative negligence with a 51 percent bar. You can recover if you are not more than 50 percent at fault, reduced by your

Scheduled Oct 14

Worth knowing before you need it. Heat and humidity wear you down fast on a coastal ride. Hydrate, take breaks, and know that a tired rider makes slow decisions. #RideNat

Scheduled Oct 14

Worth knowing before you need it. After a crash in South Carolina you generally have three years to file a personal injury claim. That is shorter than it sounds, because

Scheduled Oct 15

Real talk for South Carolina riders. Rally-season congestion packs the Strand with cars and bikes that are not watching for you. Ride your own space and assume nobody saw

Scheduled Oct 15

South Carolina rider fact. Cars pulling out of beach-access streets and parking lots do not judge a bike's speed well. Assume they will misjudge yours. #RideNationMyrtleB

Scheduled Oct 16

The thing insurers hope you skip: Group riding has its own rhythm. Stagger your formation and leave yourself space to brake in the tourist traffic. #RideNationMyrtleBeach

Scheduled Oct 17

The thing insurers hope you skip: After a crash in South Carolina you generally have three years to file a personal injury claim. That is shorter than it sounds, because