1. Collision Coverage: Collision coverage typically provides protection if your motorcycle is damaged in a collision with another vehicle or object. Skidding can be considered a collision if it involves contact with the road or other objects. However, if the skidding is due solely to the rider's loss of control and does not involve a collision with another object, collision coverage may not apply.
2. Comprehensive Coverage: Comprehensive coverage provides protection against damages to your motorcycle from theft, vandalism, natural disasters, and other non-collision related incidents. If your motorcycle is damaged due to skidding and there was no collision with another object, comprehensive coverage may apply.
3. Liability Coverage: Liability coverage provides protection if you cause injury or property damage to others while operating your motorcycle. If your skidding causes injury to another person or damage to their property, liability coverage may apply to cover the damages.
It's important to note that every insurance policy is different, and the specific coverage may vary depending on the terms and conditions of your policy. It's crucial to carefully review your insurance policy and understand what is covered and under what circumstances. If you have any questions or need clarification, it is advisable to contact your insurance provider for specific guidance.
