American Motorist Association Y/N?

[moonlitknight1]

A question, doesn't everyone have roadside assistance thru their insurance. I pay $7-$10 a year for my 2 cars and $7-$9 for the bike.

I have AAA for all my cars motorcycle and RV. It is a little more expensive for me because the RV (I think its $110 a year might be wrong) buy definitely worth the price as I had 2 inner back tires pop on our way home from Florida in Georgia and they just found and sent a mobile tire repair service to us on the side of the highway. plus all the discounts and perks that come along with it are really nice.

 

[pegasus1300]

A question, doesn't everyone have roadside assistance thru their insurance. I pay $7-$10 a year for my 2 cars and $7-$9 for the bike.

no not everyone has roadside service through their insurance but even if they did AMA Roadside Service is included in the membership.Plus all the political activism plus the racing programs plus the roadriding programs plus the rallies plus plus plus.

 

[Motorcycledave]

1-800-AMA-JOIN

I have been a member since 1970 and will continue, my wife, and all
3 adult children are Life members as well. The bennifets are endless.
Call the AMA and join today they protect your right to ride..
Charter Life member AMA
Past President AMA Dist. # 36
Ride Safe
Dave

 

[Pampurrs]

I've been a member for years, throught two bikes and now the Spyder. Well worth the money.

Pam

 

[murphybrown]

Of little value

A question, doesn't everyone have roadside assistance thru their insurance. I pay $7-$10 a year for my 2 cars and $7-$9 for the bike.

yes but very minor coverage. Wouldn't be without Good Sam premier RV, which covers our Spyders. I encourage to read the fine print on your policy, if it meets your expectation than all is good. For me neither my insurance, BRP BEST or AMA give adequate roadside

 

[Oldmanzues]

Life member. Best thing a any rider can belong to. They have very little paid staff, so many times at events they are volunteers. I did a lot in the old days. always tried to be positive.
Many, many causes supported over the years, some as above. a huge one was the feds were going to ban all sport bikes and limit HP. One of the sport bikes was a regular HD74. Another was mandatory seat belts on motorcycles. then the goofiest one, a motorcycle that steered with the back wheel. Joan Claybrook(do not remember which bureaus she was head of)had to admit none of her staff could even ride it.
I would do it for all they do for all riders.

If you are Columbus, Ohio area, the AMA has a nice museum.
Oldmanzues