Fellas, Im riding from Michigan to Florida next weak on my 14 SGS. I have called my insurance (State Farm) and they offer no roadside protection. I will be solo. My question who do you guys use for roadside?I have read mixed reviews on H.O.G. roadside and I'm not currently a member.. Any suggestions would be great.Looking for towing in case im in BFE

 

I have Foremost via AARP Motorcycle Insurance. They have great roadside assistance and towing protection. Call 'em 800-752-2461.

 

I have AAA+ and HOG. Even with my old bikes, I've never used either.
Best service was when I broke my leg...MY FRIENDS.
The bike was picked up and returned to my garage with no damage before I even got home from the hospital.
I would, and have, done it for them as well.

 

Best service was when I broke my leg...MY FRIENDS ... Yep, I've made more than a few "Rescue Runs" over the years

 

AAA Plus. Have only had to use them for my car but have had excellent service both times.

 

AAA
beats any type of roadside assistance and I can register my bike without going to the DMV

 

Mine is through the Markel insurance I have, the roadside emergency road service is thru Nation Safe Drivers.

Good to know about State Farm not offering roadside service. I was about to switch over to them and all I got from the agent was, "well it's on your auto policies so I guess it would be on the motorcycle". Guess not...

 

AAA Plus RV
I've been happy with the service received the few times I called for service. I've even received a discount on a few hotel rooms with my AAA card.

 

I have Farmers on all cars/pickups and Foremost on all the toys. Foremost has picked up the bike a couple of times. Never a problem.

 

Strange. Maybe this varies from state to state or even from office to office but I have Emergency Road Service on my RK. As a matter of fact, I just used it a couple of weeks ago. Snapped a throttle cable. Called the number on the back of my card. Local tow truck showed up in about 30 minutes. Turned in the receipt to the SF office and got a check from them a few days later.

I had AAA Plus for years and when I switched over to SF and discovered the Emergency Road Service, I dropped AAA.