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finless
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Wow... you guys are having a bit of a bad luck spread!
As a fortune cookie... you opened it.... and it says....
"Good luck is coming your way for your future endeavors"
Hoping I give you good luck
Bob
lwrydr
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Oil Leak
Joe, it doesn't look like a Harley....:roflblack: Glad it happened now instead on the road to Alaska.....
Joe, it doesn't look like a Harley....:roflblack: Glad it happened now instead on the road to Alaska.....
Bob Denman
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I prefer A.A.
Their Christmas Parties are EPIC!
:yes::cheers:
hyea::cheers::dg1::cheers::dg2::cheers:PrairieSpyder
New member
Ain't that the truth? :thumbup:
CanAmChris
New member
I know the feeling all to well. Seeing as I have the worst machine related luck on the planet, I have seen two Spyders and one Sporster on the back of a flatbed.
Glad you are home and the ride has new sneakers.
Highwayman2013
New member
Wow, what luck.
Gray Ghost
New member
I think the RV oriented companies have about the best roadside assist plans you can get. I personally like Coach Net, others like Good Sam.
Firefly
Active member
Wow.. crazy.
I've always had good luck with AAA... but this will vary greatly depending on what tow service gets the call. Many of the problems are due to the tow service sucking I'm sure.
I had no idea AAA would cover motorcycles... I've always been told they don't.
Might have to rethink when renewal is up.
Glad you got it worked out.
I've always had good luck with AAA... but this will vary greatly depending on what tow service gets the call. Many of the problems are due to the tow service sucking I'm sure.
I had no idea AAA would cover motorcycles... I've always been told they don't.
Might have to rethink when renewal is up.
Glad you got it worked out.
cptjam
Registered User
SpyderAnn is mission capable!
Took all day, but all three are swapped out, and did a brake job while I was at it. Yanked the trailer tires, too! Replaced her two brothers muffler end cap(again), and shipped Katie off to have the dealer stop the leak. Imagine, a 6 day old bike leaking like mad! My Harleys don't leak, my St1300 never leaked a drop, and the Spyder is oil tight. While we were under the Spyder, found broken bits. Splash guard; broken, inner grille, broken; frame has a gouge and Spyderpops bumpskid had a massive tear. It earned it's pay! Nearly a 1/4 inch deep, and a foot long, that gouge was massive! that bumpskid protected the motor and trans. Folks, buy one! I should get mine back in a day or two. Might have to ride the Harley for a couple of days. The important thing is nobody got hurt, and we could fix it! Cheers! Joe
Took all day, but all three are swapped out, and did a brake job while I was at it. Yanked the trailer tires, too! Replaced her two brothers muffler end cap(again), and shipped Katie off to have the dealer stop the leak. Imagine, a 6 day old bike leaking like mad! My Harleys don't leak, my St1300 never leaked a drop, and the Spyder is oil tight. While we were under the Spyder, found broken bits. Splash guard; broken, inner grille, broken; frame has a gouge and Spyderpops bumpskid had a massive tear. It earned it's pay! Nearly a 1/4 inch deep, and a foot long, that gouge was massive! that bumpskid protected the motor and trans. Folks, buy one! I should get mine back in a day or two. Might have to ride the Harley for a couple of days. The important thing is nobody got hurt, and we could fix it! Cheers! Joe
murphybrown
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Must purchase the Premium RV
To cover motorcycles you will need to purchase their top of line RV coverage...but before you do...check out AAA vs Good Sam (also the premium RV to get motorcycle/Spyder coverage)
To cover motorcycles you will need to purchase their top of line RV coverage...but before you do...check out AAA vs Good Sam (also the premium RV to get motorcycle/Spyder coverage)
wyliec
New member
In my area, AAA Premier always included RV; but, RV is now an extra $35/year. So, when my current membership expires in October, instead of $118/year, it will be $118 (Premier) + $35(RV). The good thing with AAA is the distance they tow; one tow up to 200 miles, and the three remaining up to 100 miles.
jcthorne
Well-known member
Be careful with AAA. They do not offer RV and motorcycle coverage in all areas. If they do in your home area and you travel to one that does not, your on your own.
I also suggest looking at Good Sam if you want roadside service to cover all your vehicles, 2 wheels to 8.
I also suggest looking at Good Sam if you want roadside service to cover all your vehicles, 2 wheels to 8.
murphybrown
New member
compare to Good Sam
I buy 5 years at a time...so don't have current cost of Good Sam...but know very close to AAA....on the tow.....Good Sam does not limit the mileage OR # of times per year...definitely again encourage folks to do their due diligence and compare. And as someone else posted and I experienced: AAA purchased in my home state (WA) not necessarily going to work in other area. Good Sam everywhere, no issues, and Canada...
I buy 5 years at a time...so don't have current cost of Good Sam...but know very close to AAA....on the tow.....Good Sam does not limit the mileage OR # of times per year...definitely again encourage folks to do their due diligence and compare. And as someone else posted and I experienced: AAA purchased in my home state (WA) not necessarily going to work in other area. Good Sam everywhere, no issues, and Canada...
wyliec
New member
I was just looking at the Good Sam site.
What do they mean when they say nearest service center? I'm kind of doubtful that means a BRP Spyder dealer? I'm curious because it's only for the most expensive plan that you have a destination choice, as shown below.
"Unlimited Distance Towing to the Nearest Service Center (US & Canada)"
Notice here they say for the RV Platinum plus (the most expensive plan, $179/yr. introductory rate):"100 Mile Tow to Destination of Your Choice"
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wyliec
New member
I just double checked with AAA, and I will be covered all over in the US and Canada, as long as I have RV. I called the main number for my area. I'm now going to one of the offices to ask them.
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