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Do I Need Insurance?

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Can anyone tell me if I have to have insurance to compete in trials, whether it be third party or machine insurance?

Most trials aren't on the road (it should say in TMX if it's a road trial). 99% of regular club trials are on private land.

You just need to be a member of the ACU (if it's an ACU event) at a cost of

Edited by bikespace

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Thanks guys, btw, I'm more like a size 16 :rolleyes:

As I only intend doing single venue events I should be ok.

I was told by the lady who organises the riders at the Rugeley practice ground that I need insurance to practice there. This seems a little strange, maybe I misunderstood her :hyper:

Thanks guys, btw, I'm more like a size 16 :rolleyes:

As I only intend doing single venue events I should be ok.

I was told by the lady who organises the riders at the Rugeley practice ground that I need insurance to practice there. This seems a little strange, maybe I misunderstood her :hyper:

I would be interested to find out what insurance the lady thinks you are going to get which covers you on a private practice ground?

Also; In addition to the insurance covered by the entry fee. For (ACU) road trials, insurance is available if you uneed it, at the start to cover minimum third party insurance. This costs

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I think I will need to speak to her again.

Looking forward to geting started.

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