Cycling Accidents

Bicycle Accident Line, February 24, 2013

Hi, we are Bicycle Accident Line. If we can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us:-

We Provide non-fault accident management for cyclists. At NO COST TO YOU.

Telephone us today on 01752 876320 or 0750 1010 452

Bicycle Accident Line offers a unique service to cyclists who have unfortunately been involved in an accident and are not at fault. If you wish to make a claim against the third-party, we can provide assistance throughout the claims procedure.

We help with bike hire, bike storage, repairs and liaise with the third-party insurers on your behalf. Also, if you have been injured due to the accident, we can contact
a solicitor on your behalf if you wish to claim for Personal Injury or Loss of Earnings.

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And the vultures are circling overhead

posted by mattbibbings [73 posts] 24th February 2013 - 23:05

posted by northstar [119 posts] 24th February 2013 - 23:13

The Train Line - big promotional presence so those new to train travel assume they are THE people to book with. However they charge a fee for every element - transaction and collection method - most TOC's allow collection free and usually deliver tickets free by standard post, and do free cycle bookings (but not all).

So any service which has line and the last word in the title, and promotes so heavily, be wary!

47 years of breaking bikes and still they offer me a 10 year frame warranty!

posted by A V Lowe [235 posts] 24th February 2013 - 23:13

Signed up at 8:14pm on a Sunday night. Must have been a late night brainstorming session or things aren't going to well on your Line.

Cheers, G

posted by bikeboy76 [173 posts] 25th February 2013 - 0:29

Working out of hours, thats good

But I would rather use a well know and trusted line. Like CTC or Cycle SOS.

Could you help me out at all?? CLICK ME

posted by Gkam84 [5905 posts] 25th February 2013 - 2:04

If this lot are having to plug themselves on forums then they can't be that good. For all we know they could a subsidiary of our good friends at Churchill.

CTC and British Cycling both provide third party cover and comprehensive legal assistance among other benefits. Why look elsewhere? Support the organisations who support cycling.

posted by Simon E [1186 posts] 25th February 2013 - 10:21

judging by their almost non-existent web presence i'm guessing they're not a subsidiary of anyone. they're based in plymouth. i thought they'd been clever and not added a web url cause then the topic would have to be approved. but it turns out they just don't have a website...