Good question. If you’re looking to customize your bike to fit your unique lifestyle, that’s great! But, once the work is done, make sure to get it appraised and share the new value of your ride with your agent. This way they can ensure you’ve got the appropriate amount of coverage for your motorcycle.
We also highly recommend that if you add on, replace or remove any parts from your bike, you make sure it’s street legal before you hit the roads. Failing to adhere to your state’s laws won’t necessarily affect your eligibility to get a claim paid out should the unexpected occur, but putting safety first will help you avoid any bumps in the road and keep you riding for years to come.