AAA

[fudgie]

Got a AAA thing in the mail last week. Package deal seems good but it does not mention bikes. Do you know if it will are is that a separate thing? I usually pay $50 for the bike through the GWRRA for a year but Kit might be getting a bike this spring and would be better $$ in my pocket.

[Cajunbone]

Motorcycles are listed under their RV section.  I pay 139 a year for the coverage and use the H@LL out of it.  Have not had them do a road service on me yet but am sure there will be one day....

[Skinhead]

If your talking road service, join AMA with auto renewal and road service is included in your membership for like $38 a year and the coversge is better than AAA AND it includes all vehicles you own, not just motorcycles.

[csj]

In Ontario I have CAA, $110/yr, covers my van and my bike.
I needed help on the road three times last year.

Paid for itself nicely, considering what the road vultures
(other towing companies) charge.

[Hoser]

If you get a death or disability solicitation from them, Motorcycle accidents are not eligible. I was a  AAA member for me and my wife for twenty years and told them to stuff it.     I am also an AMA member and they will give road service for your bike and anything else you drive, if you get automatic renewal on your checking account. 35 bux a year.  Hoser     

[T.P.]

We have AAA, my son has used it like 4 or 5 times. With all of the back and forth to Sturgis, it is only a matter of time before you will need it, and it will pay for it self that first time. T.P.

[Flat6Valk]

Does the AMA cover enclosed trailers as well with the autos and motorcycles?  If so that would be great for me.  How is the real time service when trouble happens?  I travel alot when I work, actually leaving for California (from Ohio) on Friday.  I was going to re-up with AAA but if AMA is better and cheaper I will change.  I am taking my bike with me and I'd like to feel like somebody is out there that will handle a problem if it happens in a reasonable time.  AAA has always done that in my experience.

[Momz]

I have Progressive Insurance on all my plated M/Cs, and they have towing, gas and chargeing service as part of their policies.

Of course we also have AAA Gold Card travel card, and I'm also an AMA member, so I have all the bases covered.

[sheets]

Cali - AAA = $135 year for the "Plus" program ($89 me + $46 wifeunit). MC not covered. From what I understand the "RV" plan includes scoots. I don't' know what that plan costs. My road service coverage is through Progressive at something like $20 bucks per year. Used it twice; 1. local  2. a long haul ... very good service. AAA will get ya 10% off at motels. Yrmv,

[Gary]

Just got my AAA renewal notice:

Primary Member: $52.00
AAA Plus:           $30.00
Total:                $82.00/yr

AAA Primary Plus:
- tows up to 100 driving miles per disablement
- free emergency fuel (limited supply)
- Up to $100.00 vehicle locksmith service
- free international  maps and 50% off select Euro Travel Guides
- Roadside assistance for RV's, motorhomes, pickup trucks with campers, travel trailers and motorcycles
- Discounted personal notary services
- up to $2,000 auto theft reward

[Rescueroy]

I have the AMA road service.  Had a flat tire on the bike in Alaska between Homer and Soldontna.  Talked to a guy in Colombus, Ohio.  In 45 minutes he had found me a tire, a shop to install it and a wrecker was on the way.  Took me to Kenai to Ron's Honda for the install.  No cost out of my pocket for the wrecker.

[fudgie]

Wow the price I was quoted was like $42 for a family deal. Guess I better look into it.