Official partner for the 2027 season
Fun Track Dayz
Track days that make street riders better riders. Chris doesn't just write the check — he shows up, rides, and talks with the paddock.
Visit funtrackdayz.comSLF Moto is the motorcycle division of Scranton Law Firm, founded in 2010 by attorney and lifelong rider Chris Scranton to back moto events and athletes across Northern California.
"I've been riding for more than forty years. SLF Moto is how I give back to the sport that shaped my life."
— Chris Scranton
Chris Scranton has spent 40+ years on motorcycles across street, dirt, and enduro, and founded SLF Moto in 2010 to put Scranton Law Firm behind moto events and athletes.
Chris founded SLF Moto in 2010 to sponsor moto events and athletes. Sixteen years later, that's still the whole point.
Track days that make street riders better riders. Chris doesn't just write the check — he shows up, rides, and talks with the paddock.
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On-track footage and race-weekend content from NorCal circuits.
Visit fp1laps.comThe riders SLF Moto backs on track and on camera.
Laws, insurance coverage, and what actually happens after a crash. Free — no email wall.
If you went down recently, the first days decide most of what follows. Four things before anything else:
Even if it feels minor. Medical records protect your health and your case — gaps get used against you.
Police if anyone's hurt — and California requires a DMV SR-1 within 10 days for injury or $1,000+ in damage.
Helmet, leathers, the bike. Don't repair it, don't toss it — it's evidence of what the impact did.
The adjuster's friendly first call is evidence-gathering. Talk to us before you talk to them.
Takes about 60 seconds. It costs nothing and you're not signing anything.
Your message is in. We'll reach out shortly to talk through what happened. If it's urgent, call 1-800-707-0707 now.
Three riders the firm represented this year, all in Contra Costa County. The insurance company's first number is never the last one.
Tell us what happenedAmounts are gross recoveries before fees and costs. Past results do not guarantee or predict the outcome of any other matter; every case is different.
