Weeee!!!!

does anybody have experience with bicycle insurance?

Quote from: bobspapa on August 26, 2014, 09:52:17 PM
does anybody have experience with bicycle insurance?

Check your homeowners' policy (if you have one). We have State Farm, which covers our bikes for damage and theft, including while traveling (even out of country).  I don't know what AAA is like in general for insurance, but they now have roadside assistance for bicycles, which is pretty cool.

Make sure you keep all the receipts for your accessories (bottle cages, computer, tools, etc.). They add up in a hurry and will help your claim if your bike is stolen. Also, check with your local law enforcement or college/university; they usually have free bike registration to help recover your bike if stolen. Or at least take pictures of your bike, along with the s/n for proof of ownership.

Nice ride, too, btw. 

thanks..picked it up today.

my fear with makng a claim on my home owners policy, is  having a rate increase, and a high deductible. i found a place called veloensurnce that offers low deductables for about $110 bucks a year.i was hoping one of you guys might have any experience dealing with a bike only company, like them, and what it's like dealing with them if you had to file a claim.

IZ take that for you?

 


no...obviously the shot is looking down...not up.

ok.... more better pic

I love my new tracking app...and Pandora

Trip 10/1/2014
current speed: 0.0 mph
average speed: 14.7 mph
maximum speed: 37.3 mph
distance: 57.98 mi
ride time: 03:56:49
altitude: -- ft
asc. elevation: 3556 ft
desc. elevation: 3573 ft
minimum altitude: 187 ft
maximum altitude: 755 ft
initial altitude: 669 ft
final altitude: 686 ft
bearing: -- °
slope: -- %
total time: 04:02:05
gross speed: 14.4 mph
net pace: 00:04:05 time/mi
gross pace: 00:04:11 time/mi
start time: 10/1/14 6:58:56 AM
end time: 10/1/14 10:59:06 AM
time from start: 04:00:10
burned calories: 7262 kcal
burned fat: 33.2 oz
consumed oxygen: 398.0 gal

Well done BP.

I know that California is geologically active, but for your house to gain 17 feet in just four hours - you may want to check the foundation.

Seriously, looks like a fun ride. 

I started it while I was down hill a Lil from the house. So it may actually be accurate.

I love the graphs for the app. It's been useful for seeing exactly where I'm slow and where I'm less slow.

Quote from: bobspapa on October 01, 2014, 06:16:19 PM
I love my new tracking app...

What are you using?  Looks like a good range of stats.

Cycle Droid

Pretty steed, BP.