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Old 06-19-2008 | 10:11 AM
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GOOD SAM towing here and they are in my opinion real good
used them once when I was in the MIDDLE of the desert (bakersfield ca.) no problem no charge&nbsp\\;they have come out and unlocked both my son's truck and my wife's car no charge will tow or come out for anything car, truck, bike, motorhome .. 100 a year and worth it..
 
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Old 06-19-2008 | 11:12 AM
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When my HOG membership exipires, I'm moving to AAA. I've heard' just one too many horror stories about the quality of HOG's roadside assistance plan.
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Here in Minnesota, AAA Plus RV cost $131 (Premier RV is $162). With HOG, I added $20 over my basic HOG membership to upgrade their Road America service one level.&nbsp\\;I think there was still another level for an additional 20 or 30 bucks. So dues for AAA are quite a bit higher than for HOG. Service should be better.
 
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Old 06-19-2008 | 01:39 PM
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ORIGINAL: dynaglider

ORIGINAL: Geoff

When my HOG membership exipires, I'm moving to AAA. I've heard' just one too many horror stories about the quality of HOG's roadside assistance plan.
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Here in Minnesota, AAA Plus RV cost $131 (Premier RV is $162). With HOG, I added $20 over my basic HOG membership to upgrade their Road America service one level.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;I think there was still another level for an additional 20 or 30 bucks. So dues for AAA are quite a bit higher than for HOG. Service should be better.
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I was quoted something like $75 for coverage here in Illinois. The program was not called Plus RV.&nbsp\\;The benefit of AAA is one policy will cover&nbsp\\;both of my bikes. I'm even covered if I should be riding a friend's bike or a rental. HOG's&nbsp\\;program is bike specific.
 
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Old 06-20-2008 | 01:18 AM
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My buddy broke down yesterday truck showed up in 20 minutes. Didn't even have time to have two beers
 
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Old 06-20-2008 | 04:21 AM
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http://www.mrf.org/roadside.php

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation offers a group subscription to Road America for non members.
The prices range from 19.95 to 46.95
[ul][*]Cycle Assist Motorcycle Package - $19.95 per year [ul][*]Coverage is provided for one person driving ANY motorcycle[*]Tow-behind trailers when being towed by a motorcycle driven by a covered member are also covered[*]Roadside Assistance benefits are available up to $200 per occurrence[*]Includes: Towing, flat tire assistance, fuel and fluid delivery, lost key, on-site mechanical coverage and lodging and rental car discounts[/ul][*]Cycle Assist Plus Motorcycle Package - $29.95 per year [ul][*]Coverage is provided for one person driving ANY motorcycle[*]Includes everything in the $19.95 package[*]Plus $500 Emergency Reimbursable Trip Interruption Coverage (Reimbursable in the event a disabling collision that's more than 100 miles from your residence, requiring an overnite stay due to the unavailability of parts)[/ul][*]Premium Motorcycle and Auto Package - $46.95 per year [ul][*]Covers up to 2 motorcycles and 2 autos[*]No need for AAA, we'll cover your motorcycles AND your cars.[/ul] [/ul]
 
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Old 06-20-2008 | 01:15 PM
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ORIGINAL: galtjunk

http://www.mrf.org/roadside.php

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation offers a group subscription to Road America for non members.
The prices range from 19.95 to 46.95
[ul][*]Cycle Assist Motorcycle Package - $19.95 per year
[ul][*]Coverage is provided for one person driving ANY motorcycle[*]Tow-behind trailers when being towed by a motorcycle driven by a covered member are also covered[*]Roadside Assistance benefits are available up to $200 per occurrence[*]Includes: Towing, flat tire assistance, fuel and fluid delivery, lost key, on-site mechanical coverage and lodging and rental car discounts[/ul][*]Cycle Assist Plus Motorcycle Package - $29.95 per year
[ul][*]Coverage is provided for one person driving ANY motorcycle[*]Includes everything in the $19.95 package[*]Plus $500 Emergency Reimbursable Trip Interruption Coverage (Reimbursable in the event a disabling collision that's more than 100 miles from your residence, requiring an overnite stay due to the unavailability of parts)[/ul][*]Premium Motorcycle and Auto Package - $46.95 per year
[ul][*]Covers up to 2 motorcycles and 2 autos[*]No need for AAA, we'll cover your motorcycles AND your cars.[/ul][/ul]

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I highlighted the problem with this service:
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Who are Road America's service providers?
Just like all other motor clubs providing dispatched road service, Road America utilizes a network of thousands of independently owned and operated emergency road service and towing providers throughout the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and Mexico.
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That is HOG, Motow and the other groups do and they can't get driver's to do pick ups.
Now Road America does provide up to $200 per occurrence. That may help because of what the driver want to make for a tow job but if you need a tow of 50-100 miles then that $200 will run out fast depending what the per mile charge is.
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So let's say a driver wants $75 for the pick up and $5.00 per mile after first 10 miles. and you need to go 50 miles. So 40 miles X $5.00 per mile = $200 + $75 for the pick up....that's $275 but the allowance is $200...gues you pay the other $75.
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Granted I am speculating about what driver's will want to get paid but if I were the driver, i would try to get as much as possible.
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