does AUK insurance cover us?
Dave and I both bought ETA cycle trip insurance for BOB £17 for a week including cycle repatriation and insurance plus no he***et clause.Thanks. On train to London on way to BOB and realised I'd forgotten. Free WiFi on South West Trains. ETA website here I come.
There is a h**t clause, but as RUSA mandate them anyway I figure no great loss.He***t content:
does AUK insurance cover us?
No. It's only valid during AUK events in the UK - and in any case it's insurance of last resort, so will only come into play if you have no other insurance that covers you.
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does AUK insurance cover us?
No. It's only valid during AUK events in the UK - and in any case it's insurance of last resort, so will only come into play if you have no other insurance that covers you.
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What about a AUK DIY in Netherlands?
So you have paid over the odds for 12 months of mandatory helmet wearing wherever you ride your bike on holiday. To Pub/shops/promenade. As I said ETA ticks all the boxes.
Ive seen no mention on this thread, but what about Pedalcover?
https://pedalcover.co.uk/get-insurance-cover/cycling-holiday-travel-insurance/
Remember auk members can get CT affiliate membership which includes 3rd party insurance for not a lot. Need to check t&cs but possibly cheapest option.
Been considering some of the Irish (who insist on liability insurance) and Dutch Brevets (don't see a mention of it)
Been considering some of the Irish (who insist on liability insurance) and Dutch Brevets (don't see a mention of it)
When you enter a Dutch brevet you must tick a box that you have a liabiilty insurance. Since a lot of Dutch household liability insurances cover recreational cycling this is just a formality for most Dutch citizens (except those of extreme religious denomination, I've never seen one of them at an event though).
Remember auk members can get CT affiliate membership which includes 3rd party insurance for not a lot. Need to check t&cs but possibly cheapest option.
£25 quid, aye.
When you enter a Dutch brevet you must tick a box that you have a liabiilty insurance. Since a lot of Dutch household liability insurances cover recreational cycling this is just a formality for most Dutch citizens (except those of extreme religious denomination, I've never seen one of them at an event though).
When I signed up to randonneurs.nl I also got an NTFU card in the post and a magazine in Dutch. Does the NTFU give any insurance?
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Remember auk members can get CT affiliate membership which includes 3rd party insurance for not a lot. Need to check t&cs but possibly cheapest option.
£25 quid, aye.
Do you have a link ? Bing has failed me on this one.
You need AUK's affiliate organisation number. It may be CUK will tell you elsewise you'll have to ask someone at AUK.I have a number which I have just sent to someone to use. He has promised feedback on whether it works. If you are not in a hurry please wait a few days and then contact me on membership@audax.uk and I will be able to give you the number in confidence, if you want to try before that you take your chance!
You need AUK's affiliate organisation number. It may be CUK will tell you elsewise you'll have to ask someone at AUK.
I have a number which I have just sent to someone to use. He has promised feedback on whether it works. If you are not in a hurry please wait a few days and then contact me on membership@audax.uk and I will be able to give you the number in confidence, if you want to try before that you take your chance!
The relevant link for the CUK website is https://shop.cyclinguk.org/membership/affiliate-membership-myself
You need AUK's affiliate organisation number. It may be CUK will tell you elsewise you'll have to ask someone at AUK.
The relevant link for the CUK website is https://shop.cyclinguk.org/membership/affiliate-membership-myself
You need AUK's affiliate organisation number. It may be CUK will tell you elsewise you'll have to ask someone at AUK.
Thanks.
That page was the only thing my search coughed up, but I didn't think it very helpful as it doesn't seem to describe what an affiliate member is or how it differs from a full member. My initial assumption was it would have some restrictions in benefits, but maybe it's purely a discount. Seems I'd have to find a working affiliate org number before I could click through and discover what's T&C's I'd be agreeing to and if I even wanted to proceed. Which is quite a faff.