commuting cover?

ColeMetcalfe

Is there any cover that I can buy that covers me when cycling to work. Meaning if I happen to have an off can someone help me?

rick_chasey

Insurance?

ColeMetcalfe

Rick Chasey wrote:

Insurance?

yes insurance but who with? For example if by bike was to be wrecked id like a replacement bike.

smokey_bacon

I used these guys http://www.cycleplan.co.uk/

You can get discounts on insurance if you are a BC member but I found them fairly comparable, if not the same.

pangolin

https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/membership

LiveGiantlyAgain

Rick Chasey wrote:

Insurance?

....spot on!

It's always good to laugh though...

Back to the topic....

Could you mean something like this;



I simply googled ''cycling poncho'..

(personally, I wouldn't wear it! I've learnt to embrace the rain, even had my first experience of cycling through hail stones the other day, the stones gave me to tingles and a massage in a slight way :idea: )

LiveGiantlyAgain

whoops, just realised the topic was actually for insurance...will leave my post though...

jds_1981

LiveGiantlyAgain wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

Insurance?

....spot on!

It's always good to laugh though...

Back to the topic....

Could you mean something like this;



I simply googled ''cycling poncho'..

(personally, I wouldn't wear it! I've learnt to embrace the rain, even had my first experience of cycling through hail stones the other day, the stones gave me to tingles and a massage in a slight way :idea: )

How does that work? Legs but no head.

cookeeemonster

ETA are pretty good, they'll give you a new bike with no deprecation of the 'new' value...plus they are less strict about the lock you have on your shed if you store your bike in one.

If you google it there are a fair few around these days, check the small print and what they cover and so on.