[Closed] Cycling insurance for Whistler trip?

try dogtag used them last year in the alps and were one of the cheapest and best i could find, not sure what there like for canada but worth a look

Oops: Should have read the OP in full 😳

Having said that: Insurance is not something to save money on, so go with the best, regardless of the cost.

I have heard some dodgy things about Dogtag, and many others I contacted would not cover me for DH riding.

I'd say stick with Snowcard.

Also, check what is covered under your household insurance: You may find you don't need the baggage and personal items cover, which will reduce the premium dramatically. As my stuff is covered with my M&S insurance, I remove all the baggage and personal items form my travel insurance. My quote from Snowcard is approx. £136, for three weeks.

I found that insure and go cover downhilling as long as its not racing. They say extreme terrain is anything not on a clear path or track.

downhill is covered in their [url= http://www.dogtag.co.uk/sports.aspx ]extreme cover[/url]

what dodgy things have you heard about dogtag was gonna use them again this year

They say extreme terrain is anything not on a clear path or track.

Sounds too open to interpretation, for my taste.

I contacted Direct Insurance a year or two and they said I was not covered for "cycling down vertical paths" - what kind of definition is that? 😯

what dodgy things have you heard about dogtag was gonna use them again this year

Just difficulties with getting anything out of them if a claim was made.

Try [url= http://http://www.tgic-online.com/ti/jsp/welcome.jsp?AccountID=0 ]Tagdirect[/url]. We have them for annual multi trip and are reasonable price, not sure what single trip costs are like (though I think annual covers a 31 day trip).

Downhill mountain biking is covered under extra activities: 'mountain biking: strenuous terrain'

what dodgy things have you heard about dogtag was gonna use them again this year