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Lots of options out there. When high end bikes are the price of cars it makes sense to insure it outside of your household policy.
https://velosurance.com/ |
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The reality is airlines and TSA also face a mountain of frivolous claims and first defense is just to say 'NO, SOL' I tend to doubt the bike was damaged while TSA was packing it and was damaged in shipping. And I wouldn't blame some poor baggage handler or TSA employee, I think the poor employee is under the gun for 'productivity, and if they spend too much time packing the bike, they get dinged. ' I'd first try responding to the letter from the airline claiming it is TSA and rebut this by claiming that it was the airline who damaged it while shipping. I'd budget about 6 mo to get this resolved. |
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