Thinking about buying a used motorcycle in New York?

In this episode of Riding Counsel with Rich Jaffe, motorcycle attorney and enthusiast Rich Jaffe shares expert legal and practical tips every rider should know before handing over their hard-earned cash. Learn what to inspect, how to spot red flags, and how to avoid costly mistakes when buying a used bike. Whether you’re a new rider or a seasoned motorcyclist, these safety and buying tips could save you money—and maybe even your life.

Don’t get burned by hidden damage or bad paperwork. Learn how to check a motorcycle’s title, avoid salvage scams, understand New York DMV requirements, and spot safety or inspection issues before they cost you. From legal insights to hands-on inspection tips, this guide helps you buy smart, ride safe, and stay protected.

Time Markers:

• 0:00 Introduction: New York Used Bike Buying Guide

• 0:04:22 Pros & Cons: Is Buying a Used Bike Worth it?

• 0:05:21 Red Flags & Scams: Spotting Bad Maintenance

• 0:08:23 5-Minute Safety Check: Inspecting Your Used Motorcycle

• 0:10:00 The Test Ride Debate: Is it Worth the Risk?

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On this episode of Riding Counsel, we dive into the mission of Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA), a global motorcycle organization committed to protecting children from abuse and helping them feel safe and empowered.

Discover how BACA members leverage the motorcycle community to advocate for vulnerable kids, support abuse victims through legal challenges, and create a strong, protective presence against abusers.

Whether you’re curious about motorcycle law, biker-led charities, child safety, or community-focused motorcycle clubs, this discussion highlights the profound impact bikers are making both on the road and in the lives of those they protect.

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When a deer darts out or a dog chases your bike—who’s really responsible for the crash? In this essential episode of Riding Counsel, motorcycle injury attorney and enthusiast Richard Jaffe dives deep into real-world cases involving animal-related motorcycle accidents. Joined by co-host Millian, they explore complex issues like rider rights, navigating insurance challenges, and determining owner liability when a pet or farm animal causes a wreck. Tune in for expert legal insight, vital safety tips, and engaging stories from the open road to ensure you protect your claim and ride legally.

Long Island motorcycle attorney and rider Richard Jaffe is here to discuss one of the most confusing questions on the road: Are your custom underglow lights legal or illegal in New York?

This essential episode delves deep into the specific New York traffic regulation that governs light color, visibility, and oscillation. Rich tackles the complexities of the law, revealing how local town rules can influence a rider's situation and providing the critical information you need.

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🏍️ Understanding Motorcycle DUI Stops and Police Searches

During a motorcycle DUI stop, knowing your rights regarding search procedures and field sobriety test are critical.

00:00 Introduction to Body-Worn Cameras

00:25 Understanding Voluntary Field Sobriety Test & Vehicle Searches

01:06 Welcome to Riding Counsel

02:17 Meet Our Guest: Max Rizone, Esq.

03:43 DWI vs. DUI: What's the Difference?

05:52 Common Reasons for Motorcycle Stops

09:47 Field Sobriety Tests Explained

22:08 Breathalyzer Tests: Accuracy and Use

25:13 Handling Your Motorcycle Post-Arrest

30:18 Conclusion and Contact InformationIn this episode of the Riding Counsel Podcast, host Richard Jaffe, Esq. speaks with DUI defense attorney Max Frizalone about what riders need to understand regarding DUI on a motorcycle, police searches, vehicle searches, and field sobriety tests. This episode promotes education, awareness, and responsible riding, helping motorcyclists stay informed and prepared on the road.

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Can you carry a gun while riding a motorcycle? Ever wondered what the law really says about guns and motorcycles — or how the rules for carrying a gun can shift the moment you hit the road on two wheels?

In this episode of Riding Counsel, motorcycle accident lawyer Richard Jaffe teams up with Tom Grieve, Esq. to dig into the real questions on if it is legal to carry a gun on a motorcycle, state-specific concealed carry laws, and what riders need to know about staying legal while staying armed.

Whether you’re curious about concealed carry on a motorcycle or want to know exactly how the rules differ across states, this episode breaks it all down — sharp, clear, and straight from two top legal pros.

If you ride a motorcycle and want to stay informed on safety, concealed carry, guns, and law, this episode is packed with expert insights.

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Can you legally have a GoPro on your helmet?

In this episode of Riding Counsel, Long Island motorcycle accident attorney Richard Jaffe breaks down what the law actually says about mounting GoPro cameras on motorcycle helmets — and when it might cross the line.

Many riders don’t realize that what seems like harmless recording may create legal or safety issues, depending on how and where your camera is mounted. Richard explains whether wearing a GoPro on your helmet is legal, what rules riders should follow, and how to stay compliant on the road.🎧 Tune in now to hear a lawyer who rides share real legal insight every motorcyclist should know .

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What to do when your lawyer doesn’t respond” is one of the most stressful searches a client can make—especially when your lawyer not responding to emails becomes a pattern. Unfortunately, this is the #1 attorney red flag that your case could be at risk.

In this essential podcast episode of Riding Counsel, motorcycle accident attorney Richard Jaffe breaks down the biggest lawyer red flags to watch for.

Recognize when your personal injury lawyer isn’t handling your case properly.

Know your rights if your lawyer won’t return calls or emails.

Learn how to discharge a personal injury attorney the right way.

Find new representation that will actually prioritize your case.

If you’ve ever wondered what to do when your lawyer doesn’t respond, this episode is a must-watch.

Don't let an unresponsive lawyer sabotage your settlement. Watch now to secure your case's future!

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