Bashan, Peace Sports, & all contributors of this manual are not responsible for any damage
done to your bike from upgrading &/or maintaining it. Any work you perform on your bike yourself is at your own risk; so be careful, patient, & vigilant!
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While many insurance companies will offer you the minimum, liability-only coverage for your Brozz (usually categorized as a "generic dual sport"), we have found that Geico not only offers collision, trailer, AD&D, accessory, theft, and a myriad of other insurance options (in the USA) for the Brozz, but at a very reasonable price, for a "China bike". As fans of Progressive motorcycle insurance, however, we are vigilantly requesting (& waiting for) Progressive to add the Brozz to their "recognized" bike list; esp. because the RPS Hawk has been on their manf. list for several years now.
Having an M-License isn't only needed to get an insurance discount, but is required to operate a 2-wheeled street-legal vehicle, (or 3-wheeled; in some cases, such as "trikes"), over a certain size (usually 50cc) in most places.
To get started, you'll need to look up the license requirements for your location. HERE is a good place to start looking into an M-License.
Another way to earn your M-License (esp. in the states) is to participate in (& pass) a Motorcycle Safety Course (which may be called something else where you live). The basic safety course will not only teach you basic driving skills & safety / emergency techniques, but it will also help you get used to maneuvering the weight of a motorcycle.
Upon passing the safety course, you'll receive a waiver for your Knowledge Test, Road Test, or both... not to mention a discount on your insurance premium.
While it won't earn you additional insurance discounts, we still strongly encourage new riders to consider taking advanced rider courses, to help them further hone / refine the skills they will learn while driving their bike. In addition, advanced courses will either help prevent or help break any bad riding habits.
