RING OF FIRE

Ring Of Fire

Love is a burning thing
And it makes a firy ring
Bound by wild desires
I feel into a Ring of fire.

I feel into a burning Ring of fire
I went down
down
down
and the flames went highter
and it burns
burns
burns
The Ring of fire
the Ring of fire.

The taste of love is sweet
When hearts like ours beat
I fell for you like a child
Oh
but the fire went wild.

I feel into a burning Ring of fire
I went down
down
down
and the flames went highter
and it burns
burns
burns
The Ring of fire
the Ring of fire.

I feel into a burning Ring of fire
I went down
down
down
and the flames went highter
and it burns
burns
burns
The Ring of fire
the Ring of fire.

I feel into a burning Ring of fire
I went down
down
down
and the flames went highter
and it burns
burns
burns
The Ring of fire
the Ring of fire.

And it burns
burns
burns
The Ring of fire
the Ring of fire

the Ring of fire
the Ring of fire ...

Tips for Insuring Your Vintage Motorcycle

Tips for Insuring Your Vintage Motorcycle

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Motorcycles are expensive and motorcycle insurance is a primary reason why. This is especially true when it comes to vintage bikes. Insurance rates for motorcycles are naturally high. A classic bike exacerbates the issue because of the high value of the bike and the increased theft rates.

For those considering a vintage bike, here are a series of tips that will help you limit the cost of insurance.

• If you don’t own the bike yet, then shop for the insurance first or at least concurrently. The insurance is a major expense, so you need to enter the proposition with eyes wide open.

• Do not assume that because an insurance company offers insurance for motorcycles that it offers insurance for bikes that it considers being classic or vintage. Many of them do not.

• There are discounts available for vintage bikes because of the lower risk associated with this type of driving. So you should seek out an insurance company that offers this kind of discount.

• Many classic bike owners do not ride their bike often. There are weekend warrior discounts available. These discounts are getting quite good now that there are ways to track usage.

• Understand the concept of agreed value. This is the compromised between your perception of the bike’s value and the insurance company’s perception of the bike’s value. The agreed value can make a big difference in the long-term cost of the policy and the total coverage that is available.

• If you are buying insurance for a motorcycle or classic motorcycle for the first time, speak to an experienced rider in your area. They can help you avoid many of the most common pitfalls.

• Comparison-shop. Insurance rates for motorcycles fluctuate greatly, much more so than it does for standard cars. The worst thing you can do is settle on the first seemingly low rate you come across.

• Use the Internet. The competition among insurance companies is much higher online and thus rates are lower. You can always use the online quotes as a negotiating ploy with the local agent.

• Consider combining your insurance policies. Insurance companies provide major discounts when you combine bike insurance with car insurance, homeowners insurance, life insurance and so forth.

• Consider limiting your overall costs by getting just the insurance that the law requires. You can also limit costs considerably by raising the deductibles as much as possible.

• Many owners take the position that they will not use the insurance to protect their investment. Long term, this approach can be considerably less expensive than full insurance.

• If you opt to protect your investment with the insurance, consider custom parts and equipment (CPE) insurance. It can increase the overall cost of the insurance dramatically. However, it is necessary when replacing or repairing vintage bikes that have special, custom and hard-to-find equipment.

Ride Safely!


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Midlife Motorcycle Madness Posters & T-Shirts

Midlife Motorcycle Madness Posters & T-Shirts Now Available

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Interesting Photos from the Progressive International Dallas Motorcycle Show 2011

Thought that would get your attention!

More Interesting Photos from the Progressive International Dallas Motorcycle Show 2011 

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 AMA American Superbike champion Josh Hayes YZF-R1

Jorge Lorenzo's MotoGP Bike 

Familiar Faces??

The Harley Davidson Living Room Suite

Recognize this man?

Cool Stuff at the S&S display

The CMRA had a Booth!

Long-Distance Rider Doug Wothke

Doug Wothke again

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