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Kitefish

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posted on 5-10-2005 at 20:20

BKSA membership & insurance

My BKSA membership is up for renewal soon and it has always taken an age to here anything after I renew. I have heard some of you belittling the BKSA as it's IKO affiliated what, what are the alternatives?

Does any orther organisation provide beter cover and membership?

Does anyone just go for general sports liability insurance?

I open the floor to the Massives opinion is BKSA good/bad and what are the alternatives.

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posted on 5-10-2005 at 21:06

my B.K.S.A expires on 20 oct. this year they sent me a reminder, i know they have struggled in the past but the reminder may mean they have sorted the probs out i will wait and see

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posted on 5-10-2005 at 22:35

bksa and the bbc are the smae company and organised by the same person ie Ian Meredith. bbc insurance only costs ¬£15 per year for third party, same as bksa so why are the bksa so much more expensive? ah the prize money for the few riders who enter the comps.
now where does my hard earned money go....................................................................................................bbc of course!!!!!!!!

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