To say Coloradans love motorcycles would be an understatement. According to Statista, Colorado had 180,183 registered motorcycles in 2022. That’s not surprising since the Centennial State is known for its picturesque roads, mountain passes, and open highways. That means you see bikers joining together for group rides or people taking their bikes to work almost…
Motorcycle accidents are typically fatal or result in severe injuries. We’re talking spinal cord injuries, head trauma, and loss of limbs. In fact, 165 motorcyclists were killed on Colorado roads in 2024. But motorcycle accidents can result in more than just physical injuries. The emotional impact of a bike crash, including PTSD, typically gets overlooked….
Motorcycle accidents are deadly, and they’re rising at an alarming rate in Colorado. According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, since 2015, motorcycle deaths have risen 57%. When you think of motorcycle crashes, most people think of reckless drivers or dangerous road conditions. But there’s another factor that can cause serious injuries and often goes…
You can do everything right on a motorcycle — wear the gear, follow the law, ride defensively — and still get blamed when someone else causes a crash. That’s the reality many riders face after a motorcycle accident. People assume motorcyclists are reckless, fast, or careless. Insurance companies lean into those stereotypes to downplay claims…
There’s no such thing as a minor crash when a motorcycle hits a truck. These aren’t just different types of vehicles. They operate in entirely different realities. When they collide, the outcome is almost always severe. In 2023, 134 motorcyclists were killed on Colorado roads. That means motorcycles account for nearly 1 in 5 of…
A pothole the size of a pizza box. Loose gravel scattered like marbles on a curve. Faded lane markings playing hide and seek at dusk. For motorcyclists, these aren’t minor annoyances — they’re potential death traps. According to a study published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, motorcyclists accounted for 15% of all traffic…