Travel Insurance?
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I know it's a while off yet but we've booked a trip to Morzine next June and I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a travel insurance provider that offers cover for 'dangerous sports', or whatever MTBing in the Alps is classed as, please.
We're hiring bikes over there so just need personal cover.
Cheers.
We're hiring bikes over there so just need personal cover.
Cheers.
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http://www.tgic-online.com/ti/jsp/welcome.jsp?AccountID=0 cover mountain biking, reasonable cover at a reasonable price with reasonable excesses.0
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Thanks for that, I'll have a look.0
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These appear very reasonable
http://www.essentialtravel.co.uk/travel ... urance.asp
I've just took out the superior "level 2" sports policy for a 9 day trip to Cyprus it cost £18.24
Importantly, if your taking your bike, they cover personal possessions for up to £1000.00 ( the best I could find).
policy booklet here
http://www.essentialtravel.co.uk/travel ... ok1210.pdf
However you only ever find out how good they are if you need to make a claim.
Edit: Just seen your not taking bikes however it might be useful for someone else.0 -
Check what they say about mountain biking. Some just say mountain biking but some will exclude any downhill MTB unless you pay up more. Depends what you'll be doing. Competition stuff is usually a lot extra too.
http://www.snowcard.co.uk/ have lots of configurable options to pick and choose what you want and will be doing.0 -
definatley check what mountain biking covers,, as it is such a general term..
i am still waiting for my insurance to pay out for my accident from the beginging of september....
like deadken said downhill will cost extra and if you race you will need a specialist cover....
i just hope mine pay up as i got stung with a big med bill.....
if they pay up i will recomend them for you if not i wont....www.bearbackbiking.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/MrDelcol#play/uploads
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deadkenny wrote:Check what they say about mountain biking. Some just say mountain biking but some will exclude any downhill MTB unless you pay up more. Depends what you'll be doing. Competition stuff is usually a lot extra too.
http://www.snowcard.co.uk/ have lots of configurable options to pick and choose what you want and will be doing.
I've just done a quick quote for "MTB Down Hiller", with a decent amount of cover for each option, and it's coming out at just under £28 per person with a £50 excess. Not bad at all.0