At Bike Bike, there was a workshop where BeeHive Insurance was discussed, and details were put out on a thread here soon thereafter.

Allegedly, a woman there was working up a plan to work specifically with Community Bike Shops, which sounded appealing to us, but I havent looked into it yet.

Andrew

Troy Bike Rescue

On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:26 PM, Leslie Peteya <lesliepeteya@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all, 

We at the Durham Bike Co-op are on the market for a new shop liability insurance carrier to cover our assets, our volunteers, and their assets. What carrier have you had good success with? Who should we avoid?

And to those shops that don't carry it, holy crap, I totally suggest you should. We recently had a patron's health insurance company come after us because of an accident on our premises, and saved us a good amount of hassle by having our insurance deal with it. 

Best,

Leslie 

Board Member, Purchaser and 4 Other Roles

Durham Bike Co-op 

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