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Sep 25, 2014 | 01:05 PM

#31

rjg883c

Seasoned HDF Member

Joined: Feb 2006

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From: Vegas, baby!

Quote:

Originally Posted by chadk

Insurance is with State Farm and comes with no form of roadside....

I have 'roadside' with the State Farm on my Mercury, I didn't check if they would cover my scooter. I use Geico for that. Maybe coverage available depends on the area?

Sep 25, 2014 | 01:18 PM

#32

crash_override65

Cruiser

Joined: Jun 2014

Posts: 181

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From: San Diego, CA

Geico cover 5 miles and hook-up fee. $5 per mile after that. Used it yestersay, Indie shop was 10 miles away. I paid $25.

Still not bad considering it would have been over 100 out of pocket.

Sep 25, 2014 | 03:12 PM

#33

From_Behind

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Joined: Jun 2013

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From: Columbus, Ohio

AAA + RV coverage.

Sep 25, 2014 | 06:58 PM

#34

Ragtop

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I'm interested in anyone who has used the progressive towing coverage..
I have not had to use it yet, any stories bad or good?

Sep 25, 2014 | 09:42 PM

#35

Roger That

Road Warrior

Joined: Oct 2012

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From: South Florida

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg2012FLHTK

The TN for the HOG roadside assistance is on the bottom of the back of your HOG membership card. I have seen several threads and post saying the basic HOG coverage you get is worthless. If you aren't near a town with a company they deal with your out of luck. The upgraded coverages thru HOG seem to be better. The basic coverage also only covers 1 $100 tow per year. The Tire and wheel coverage is part of your Harley ESP. The ESP includes free towing to the nearest Harley dealer. It also includes trip interruption coverage (motel & meals) and rental coverage of $75 per day for a car or motorcycle rental. The dealer should have given you a card the size of a credit card with your ESP info. The numbers are also on your contract. I keep a copy of the contract on the bike. There is no need to get roadside assistance if you have the ESP. In fact the cost of a roadside assistance plan for 5 years is almost half what I paid for my 5 year unlimited mileage Harley ESP with the tire and weel coverage.

Sep 25, 2014 | 11:08 PM

#36

TheGrandPoohBah

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Joined: Jun 2011

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From: Mountain Top, Alabama

Guys, you all need to get your plan of action together now, add the contact names and numbers to your phone, bag the documentation you will need and keep with you, and be sure of your coverages. For both YOU and YOUR BIKE.
On the side of the road somewhere IS NOT the place to try and figure it out.
Good luck, and ride safe.

Sep 26, 2014 | 07:43 AM

#37

BoonDock_Saint

Outstanding HDF Member

Joined: May 2013

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From: Florida

AAA plus with motorcycle. You don't have to have the RV you can get just motorcycle added to AAA plus. It covers motorcycle trailers as well as your bike and it's good for 100 miles per tow.

Sep 26, 2014 | 09:39 AM

#38

Weavr99FLHT

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Joined: Mar 2008

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From: Everywhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoonDock_Saint

AAA plus with motorcycle. You don't have to have the RV you can get just motorcycle added to AAA plus. It covers motorcycle trailers as well as your bike and it's good for 100 miles per tow.

AAA for motorcycles is not available in all states. 19.95/year for road America - free tow to nearest HD dealer. Requires HOG membership and is upgrade of standard HOG benefit. HOG membership gives me discount on AT&T wireless plan which more than pays for annual dues.... So, it's free for me.