Most motorcycle riders in St. Louis are very careful. They look out for cars, watch for gravel, and follow speed limits. But when a wreck happens, car drivers and insurance adjusters often jump to conclusions. They like to assume the motorcyclist was speeding or weaving through traffic. This unfair attitude is called rider bias, and it can cost you big money if you do not fight back. Insurance companies are businesses. Their goal is to pay out as little money as possible on claims. When a car...