Roli001
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And vodka is a vegetable or grain depending on what you use and wine is fruit and beer....ahhhh....that reminds me....
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Touring tips - the little things
- Thread starter MacDoc
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And vodka is a vegetable or grain depending on what you use and wine is fruit and beer....ahhhh....that reminds me....
Your credit card may also have 3 days of travel insurance free. Check with your credit card company. It can be extend for a fee of course but in general, they offer the first 3 days with no charge.
Good for little trips to PA etc.
The coverage is typically reimbursement up to a certain amount. Or charge to your card and it's waived.
I also have extended travel insurance with my employer and it's included for pleasure trips.
Check with your employer benefits package.
Lots of coverages/benefits available that many folks don't know about or look into.
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Good for little trips to PA etc.
The coverage is typically reimbursement up to a certain amount. Or charge to your card and it's waived.
I also have extended travel insurance with my employer and it's included for pleasure trips.
Check with your employer benefits package.
Lots of coverages/benefits available that many folks don't know about or look into.
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I'm sure its been posted already, but I've driven all across America and never had a problem with my card at the pump using the postal code trick. Take the numbers from your postal code and add two zeroes to make your "zip." I've done it with both my Mastercard and Visa
wonderings
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I have something like that as well, though never needed to use them as my goretex boots have never once let me down. Still nice to have, they pack small and just add another level of rain protection which is great when on a trip. They have glove covers as well that I think I might buy before my next trip. My gloves have been great, but sometimes I would like to be able to wear my regular daily riding gloves which are far from waterproof.
Morrissey
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I always bring a small can of S1000 bike cleaner for doing spot cleaning and clean the tank or anywhere else I might rub up against if it rains so I don't scratch up the bike with road grime. Also, I always bring a small can of chain wax and apply at the end of the day or at least every second day. Been on a lot of trips where others only lubed before we left and when we got home and their chains/sprockets paid the price!
That sounds exhausting
Iceman
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Then Ted from Rosey Toes must be one hell of an experienced rider. The last time I was there his Harley looked like it was ridden all winter and last washed in 2011.I figure a grimy bike = experienced rider...
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