I looked at the AMA website and I thought it said "discounted rates" on roadside
assistance -- sounds like I'd still have to pay, possibly a lot. Anyone know if
I'm reading this correct? Anyone have experience and know what the
AMA-discounted tow costs?
Considering a long ride, possibly cross-country, and would like a policy that
was free roadside assistance. Currently have GEICO (they were cheapest for new
rider with clean driving record -- $300-something / year, ouch!). Anyone ever
had to use the GEICO roadside assistance? Did it cost money for the tow?
This list is so frakin' useful -- thanks!
Peace,
+Lie
On 11-04-07 14:41, Sean wrote:
I belong to American Motorcyclist Association (AMA).
It includes roadside assistance and a bunch of other thing including
discounts on insurance and products.
AMA Website: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/
Membership Benefits: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/membership/benefits
AMA tries to screen the roadside assistance companies to make sure
they know how to handle motorcycles. It's worth it to me.
Sean
On Apr 4, 6:11 pm, Joey Kelley<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello All,
Just wondering for those of you who have Roadside
Assistance on your bike, who do you get it from, how did you find the
service and what do you pay for it?
Thanks all!
-Joey
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