I truly don't know what I'd take on the spot because I don't know have a good feel for the cost of replacement other than that general either impossible or a lot. For example: from time to time, I've placed legit wanted to buy queries for specific bicycles to the List with no responses - that gives me an idea they're difficult or impossible to find. How does one value what can't be replace? Also, how should I value the bike? Example, my 73 International. 1) Compleat bike maybe $250 - $350 ? 2) Price out each component in the BOM for perhaps $450 - $550? 3) Describe it as a design spec. for a new build from a "Keeper" builder for $ several thousand?
I was hoping to learn from this Insurance topic.
Though, from the responses from Listers, it seems that the best "insurance" may not be a bona fide policy but a savings plan.
Richard Cielec Chicago, Illlinois
Richard M Sachs <richardsachs@juno.com> wrote:
i mentioned assessing them for the least amount that
you'd accept if you were to take a check on the spot -
not in so many words - but that was my pov.
why don't you list your bicycles(s) and we'll tell you
want to assess them for?
e-RICHIEĀ
Richard Sachs Cycles
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snipped from post: r cielec writes: Comments from the list have not been as I had hoped; that is, from real experience with tips for do's and don'ts, how to assess value, recommendations of insurers, etc... Apparently, I tapped untasted waters. _______________________________________________
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