Good deal, I really need to look into that. It sounds like it's more than worth the cost. Thanks for the info.

I just found that the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association) is offering a great deal for Motorcycle riders.

You don't want to be caught with nothing to help out when something happens...

Hopefully you’ll never need this service, But when you do, you’ll have the comfort of knowing that AMA Roadside Assistance is tailored specifically to motorcyclists. With AMA Roadside.

The AMA Membership with many benefits is just $39 a year: (Well worth it)
The Roadside Assistance, you get is FREE:

Coverage for bikes, cars, pickups, motorhomes and trailers registered to you, your spouse, and dependent children under the age of 24, living at home or away at college.
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 vehicles, including trailers.
No exclusions for older motorcycles.
Up to five dispatched service calls per year.
Towing a disabled motorcycle or other vehicle to a shop or the member's home.
Emergency Trip Interruption Service: Up to $100 a day for three days ($300) 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.
Toll-free 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.

Check it out here:
AMA http://www.amadirectlink.com/

I own a Suzuki and a Toyota...I don't need no stinking road side assistance.

All funnin aside, looks good.

Yeah, I think it's a good deal anyway. What they need to lobby for is to charge negligent cagers for felonies for injuring or killing motorcyclist.

I knew there had to be something extra regarding this.

"Better yet, AMA Roadside Assistance is available FREE to AMA members who sign up online for AMA Champion, AMA Defender, AMA Hall of Fame or AMA Competition Plus memberships and choose the convenience of yearly automatic renewal of their memberships using a credit card.

If you choose not to do automatic renewal the price is as follows: AMA Roadside Assistance is also available as a stand-alone product for $35 a year to members who prefer to renew their AMA memberships without automatic renewal."

Which is still great for the price but it is something to note that there is an extra in there.

I'm sorry but I work for the legal dept for a corp. Reading fine prints seems to be my life.