AMA roadside assistance?

[Guest seuadr]

anyone ever have to use it? i just renewed my AMA membership, and this was an option that was free if i renewed online ( which i was going to do anyhow! )

 

just curious about it. I tried to search ama roadside assistance, but the forum wouldn't allow the AMa portion. Got a good deal of info about yamaha roadside, though!

 

thanks in advance, guys.

[Guest seuadr]

AMA Roadside Assistance: People who know how to tow motorcycles, available 24 hours a day, in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico and Canada.

• Coverage for bikes, cars, pickups, motorhomes and trailers registered to the member’s immediate family, i.e. spouse and children living at home or away at college under the age of 24.
  
• Coverage in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico and Canada.
  
• Towing up to 35 miles
  
• All dispatch and hook-up fees.
  
• Flat tire assistance.
  
• Mechanical first aid: minor adjustments (excluding parts) to repair the vehicle.
  
• Emergency fuel delivery.
  
• Wheel and tire road hazard coverage for the member's trailer.
  
• No exclusions for older motorcycles.
  
• Up to five dispatched service calls per year.
  
• Towing a disabled vehicle to a shop or the member's home.
  
• Emergency Trip Interruption Service: Up to $300 ($100 per day, for three days) in reimbursement for meals and lodging if a member's car or motorcycle is disabled in an accident, and/or while the member's vehicle is being repaired far from home.
  
• 800# assistance available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, from two national call centers.
  
• AMA Roadside Assistance pays first. No need to pay and wait for reimbursement.
  
• Free trip-routing service.
  
• Free limited legal services.
  
• Free online rewards mall.
  

i was worried that they would exclude older bikes.