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Do motorcyclists have high crash death rates?

What are the most common types of motorcycle crashes?

Are most fatal motorcycle crashes caused by passenger vehicles?

Are rider deaths increasing?

Is motorcycling becoming more popular?

Have rider demographics changed over time?

Is engine size increasing?

Which age group of motorcyclists has the highest death risk?

What types of motorcycles have the highest death risk?

What's the difference between supersport, sport, and unclad sport motorcycles?

Is alcohol use among motorcyclists a problem?

Which motorcycles have the highest insurance losses?

Do motorcycles have safety features commonly found in passenger vehicles?

What types of motorcycles have the highest death risk?

Motorcyclists who rode supersports had driver death rates per 10,000 registered motorcycles in 2005 about 4 times higher than rates for motorcyclists on cruiser and standard bikes, the largest class of registered motorcycles. Sport and unclad sport bikes, which are similar to supersports, had the next highest driver death rates, at nearly twice the death rates for cruisers and standards. Touring motorcycles had a death rate per 10,000 registered motorcycles of 6.5, compared with 5.7 for cruiser and standard motorcycles in 2005.

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