Roadside Assistance

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I am considering investing in a good roadside assistance plan just in case. I know that the best insurance is a well maintained bike, and I take that seriously. I also carry the anonomyous book, menas of communication, extra gear, etc. As I bought my current ride used, I did not have the option of a plan like the ones offered when buying a new BMW. It's something I hope I never need to use, but if the price is right I would definitely consider.

Can anyone give me some leads to check out?

Thanks

[Mar]

Sure, try this one: http://www.bmwmoa.org/membership/discounts_upgrades.htm

[RustyJC]

You might also want to check out THIS (http://72.3.249.89/forum/showthread.php?t=8565) thread.

Rusty

[SheRidesABeemer]

I am considering investing in a good roadside assistance plan just in case. I know that the best insurance is a well maintained bike, and I take that seriously. I also carry the anonomyous book, menas of communication, extra gear, etc. As I bought my current ride used, I did not have the option of a plan like the ones offered when buying a new BMW. It's something I hope I never need to use, but if the price is right I would definitely consider.

Can anyone give me some leads to check out?

Thanks

Roadside assistance through Markel (do a keyword search) is hardly an "investment". I think it costs $10-15 a year. Foolish not to get it. It includes " I ran out of gas" service. If you are so lucky to do so when you have cell coverage!

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Thanks all,

After the master cylinder failure last fall I've been thinking about this more and more. Seems some good leads were right under my nose. Gotta stop :drink !

Regards,

ST