when renting a motorcycle in Thailand do you need a motorbike license? and do you need to get insurance?

I’m 19 and have a UK driving license

No you dont nead a licence, but if you dont have one and you have an accident no matter whos fault it is YOU will be liable and as a foreigner you will have to pay a lot of money if you hit a Thai person. 200 baht for not wearing a helmit, and 200 baht for no licence at the police stop. If police stop you just tell them you left it at home.
Thai motor bike rentor want you to fall off or damage the’re bike so you have to PAY lol so be carefull and keep your eyes in the back of your head coz the’re aint no road rules in Thailand. Beautiful place though and if your a good boy beautiful people too.
If police stop you just smile and be polite and call the officer pee, respect for older or higher status.

In Oregon, Is it law that my wife be on my motorcycle ins. even if she does not ride? How about my son?

I’m told that I have to put her name on my insurance, thus raising my rates.

No you don’t..Does she have a motorcycle endorsement? Probably not so no you don’t need to. With that type of thinking if I had my 70 year old mother move in with me then I would have to put her on my insurance for my bike.How the hell can someone be on an insurance policy that does not have a license, not drivers licens a motorcycle license hahah

motorcycle insurance?

Anyone know where I can get cheap bike Insurance
I’m looking for basic coverage on a 650cc Yamaha Maixm
I just got my licence in May. I live in Ontario Canada.
All you feed back as very appiciated
thank you. Is the anyone else from
Canada out there with some feedback?

i love dairyland ins. the lowest rates i have found. been a customer for 5 years now and am very satisafied. i insure a 77 harley and a 98 yamaha and my rates are 86.00 a year with uninsured motorist and 50.000 coverage.thats for both bikes combined