HOG roadside assistance
Road Warrior
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From: LAKESIDE CA.
RE: HOG roadside assistance
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 \\;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..
used them once when I was in the MIDDLE of the desert (bakersfield ca.) no problem no charge \\;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..
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Minnesota
RE: HOG roadside assistance
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.
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.
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. \\;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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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Nevada
RE: HOG roadside assistance
ORIGINAL: dynaglider
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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. \\;\\\\\\;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.
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.
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.
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. \\;\\\\\\;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.
I was quoted something like $75 for coverage here in Illinois. The program was not called Plus RV. \\;The benefit of AAA is one policy will cover \\;both of my bikes. I'm even covered if I should be riding a friend's bike or a rental. HOG's \\;program is bike specific.
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: New Mexico-No, you don't need a passport.
RE: HOG roadside assistance
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]
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]
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Northern Virginia
RE: HOG roadside assistance
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]
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]
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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