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** From 4/4/21 rides are in groups of six, following social distancing. Please post below if you intend to ride, or email the club account. **
Please read the Club Rides pages on the website to see which ride suits you. For commonly used routes see the Route Bank
As the Forum is available for anyone to read, please be careful about posting your personal data, e.g. address, phone number, etc.
1 of 1- RobT
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Bike Insurance/Breakdown Cover.
Hello All.
From what I remember, there has been some talk about people taking out bike insurance/breakdown cover, are you able to advise what companies are best in terms of cover?
Thank you
Rob T
- JamesN
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Re: Bike Insurance/Breakdown Cover.
Rob
I think some rely on extended household insurance and with breakdown cover from significant other (wife, husband, girlfriend etc, or any combination that may be applicable).
This lot seem ok and do insurance and breakdown
https://www.eta.co.uk/breakdown/bicycle/
James
- RobT
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Re: Bike Insurance/Breakdown Cover.
Thank you. It was the breakdown part I was looking at for the long solo rides.
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