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Cycling Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance in Europe and Worldwide for trips where you will be participating in Cycling.
To get a quote by telephone or email, please call us on 01273 773 017 or
Our Insurance Policy (JS Platinum) only covers a bicycle in transit (or whilst not in use) and to a maximum value of 500 pounds.
We can provide Activity Equipment cover under a Single Trip policy, up to 10,000 (in all) subject to a single item limit of 1,500.
Please contact us on the telephone number or email address above for a quote.
Popular cycling holiday locations:
Cycling is a sport that is enjoyed all over the world. Some of the countries with the most popular cycle trails or tracks are:
- Australia,
- Bermuda,
- United States of America
- Canada,
- Ireland,
- New Zealand and
- Norway
Some people choose to cycle around Europe as well. Cycling holidays can be a fantastic way to get to see a country as well as staying fit and healthy, just as long as you are properly covered with your travel insurance.
Travelling with a Bicycle:
If you wish to fly to your holiday location with you bike, consult with the airline you are travelling with before you leave the country to go on holiday for their policies on excess and over weight baggage. Different air lines will charge different fees for bringing a bicycle on the flight.
Common Injuries:
Cycling can cause a number of injuries. Cycling on a regular basis could leave you with knee problems, especially osteoarthritis of the knee during to the cartilage in the joint being worn down after over use of the joint. Knee pain is also a common complaint with many cyclists. Falling from your bike could also leave you with abrasions or what is known as road rash. Muscle cramp, strained muscles and sprains and numb hands after extensive periods of time gripping the handlebars are also all common injuries sustained by cycling.
When cycling you should always make sure you wear a cycling helmet to prevent serious injury. The clothing most appropriate for cycling will depend on where and why you are cycling. Wear light clothes if you are in a hot country.
Useful Websites: British Cycling - Bicycle Trails - Moutain Bug Cycling - European Cycling Holidays
To get a quote by telephone or email, please call us on 01273 773 017 or