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BCAA Insurance offers more choice for BC's growing motorcycle-riding population Canada NewsWire (press release)

16.04.10

/CNW/ - Motorcycles are economical, convenient and fun. And, when it comes to getting from point A to B, more and more British Columbians are discovering less is more and are switching from four wheels to two. BCAA Insurance recognizes the steady growth in motorcycle riding throughout the province and amongst its members, and is responding to motorcyclists' calls for more choice when it comes to insurance coverage.

"Our motorcycle-riding members have been telling us they want more insurance options such as lower deductibles, higher coverage for riding gear, and year-round coverage that protects their bike even when it's stored away for the winter," says BCAA Auto Insurance Product Manager, Heather Prizeman.

To provide motorcycle enthusiasts more convenience and coverage that suits their particular needs, BCAA now offers Advantage Motorcycle Insurance. Advantage Motorcycle is optional vehicle insurance that complements ICBC's mandatory Basic Autoplan coverage.

Designed for cruising, touring and standard bikes, some attractive features of Advantage Motorcycle include:

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