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Offline Sea Dog

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Best Roadside Assistance Plan?
« on: April 24, 2005, 05:06:21 PM »
Hi All,

I was going to renew my AAA membership before I head out to the BOSS Rally and points west next month.  I'll be riding solo, so I'd like the peace of mind of having the best plan possible.  Any recommendations for anything other than AAA?   I remember reading about a good plan for RV'ers that also covered motorcycles, but can't remember the name.  Don't really care about fringe benefits like maps and discounts, just want the best "get me the hell off the side of the road" plan.

Regards,
Julie

Offline Banditboy600

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« Reply #1 on: April 24, 2005, 08:51:18 PM »
I tried signing up for AAA but they would not tow bikes, so I joined AMA and the Mo Tow (motorcycle Tow plan) think it was like $65.00 for the year.
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Offline Silverstreak

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« Reply #2 on: July 02, 2005, 02:46:01 AM »
I have CAA Plus (Canadian) which is part of AAA, it cost around $100. However, there are some towing contractors who either refuse to tow a bike or they make you sign a waiver.
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« Reply #3 on: July 05, 2005, 07:37:12 PM »
I don't have coverage for this sort of thing for my bike, but a guy at work told me about this one, he got it for his Harley (and everything else), and it sounds interesting...

KOA RV Road Help

It's $79.95/year and it covers everything you & your spouse drive or ride. Unlimited towing (even if you need two tow trucks - like for a truck and trailer), emergency roadside labor, lost key/lockout, KOA discounts and other stuff.
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Re: Best Roadside Assistance Plan?
« Reply #4 on: July 05, 2005, 11:49:56 PM »
Quote from: "Sea Dog"
Hi All,

I was going to renew my AAA membership before I head out to the BOSS Rally and points west next month.  I'll be riding solo, so I'd like the peace of mind of having the best plan possible.  Any recommendations for anything other than AAA?   I remember reading about a good plan for RV'ers that also covered motorcycles, but can't remember the name.  Don't really care about fringe benefits like maps and discounts, just want the best "get me the hell off the side of the road" plan.

Regards,
Julie


in 1990 we were having a blizzard .my wife was on her way home from work (1130 at night ) and her little 4x4 gave up the ghost .she walked 1/4 mile to a farmhouse with lights still on where they let her use the phone to call aaa . and the response she recieved ??? "suck`s to be you lady..i`m in and i`m not going back out till sometime in the morn " the next day i cancelled 3 cars 2 bikes and the "towing plan"
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Re: Best Roadside Assistance Plan?
« Reply #5 on: August 02, 2005, 05:57:00 PM »
Quote from: "Sea Dog"
Hi All,

I was going to renew my AAA membership before I head out to the BOSS Rally and points west next month.  I'll be riding solo, so I'd like the peace of mind of having the best plan possible.  Any recommendations for anything other than AAA?


I've heard many good things about AllState Motor Club
with the RV option . It covers motorcycles and provides
unlimited  towing distance. I understand that they will tow you to the nearest - qualified - repair facility. Not just the first repair facility.
I know riders who've used it to be towed over 200 miles, no charge.    :motorsmile:

Apparently, it also covers you on any non-commercial vehicle you're in. You'd have to check and confirm the details.

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Offline B12Teuton

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« Reply #6 on: August 03, 2005, 10:26:18 AM »
If you qualify for USAA....   :banana:
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