A few years ago, a recently departed friend had to give up flying ultralights and experimental aircraft, which as he said, was because of his life insurance policy. Now, I'll never know if that was a legitimate reason or something of an excuse he concocted after I witnessed him stalling and lawn darting a Quicksilver MX. But I do know that after setting the shortest landing record that day, he never flew anything non-certificated again. Thinking about him today brought back those memories and also got me to thinking about the "fine print" in insurance policies.
I suspect the majority of us in this association fly experimental aircraft, hence the name, and am curious if others have found themselves in the same situation?