Tom
Deore LX
Age : 25
Joined : 29 Oct 2006
Posts : 97
Bike : Trek 8500
|  Subject: ETA - no, not the Basque separatist organisation  Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:18 pm | |
| Anyone ever seen this?
http://www.eta.co.uk/pages/Cycle-Rescue/21/default.htm
It's AA style breakdown cover, but for bikes.
Almost tempting - would be nice to know that my ar*e was covered when I do longer solo rides.
Thought it was interesting anyway.
Tom  |
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Tom
Deore LX
Age : 25
Joined : 29 Oct 2006
Posts : 97
Bike : Trek 8500
| | Subject: Re: ETA - no, not the Basque separatist organisation Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:29 pm | |
| Although, having said that... £39 would get me a long way in a taxi. 
Probably not that useful after all.
Tom *talking to himself*  |
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not_so_speedy_daz
XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
Age : 35
Joined : 29 Oct 2006
Posts : 300
Bike : Giant Trance, Trek 4300 work bike
| | Subject: Re: ETA - no, not the Basque separatist organisation Sun Nov 19, 2006 8:17 am | |
| I think its more for roadies
14. Breakdowns where the vehicle is
not accessible or cannot be
transported safely, legally and
without hindrance using a standard
transporter or trailer, including
immersion in mud, sand, snow or
water.
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Craig
XT
Joined : 30 Oct 2006
Posts : 190
| | Subject: ETA Cover Sun Nov 19, 2006 6:42 pm | |
| | Yeah... I'd like to know what their call out time would be for a snapped rear mech 4 miles in on the Penhydd trail at Afan. I bet hyperthermia would have set in by the time they get out there. Much better to carry to some basic tools and spares with you and leave a more complete tool kit in the car or 'bank' an emergency 'taxi' fund/carry a credit card. |
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