deebaystunna
xtremecyclez.com
Air ride
Right on thats a great idea! I'll sign up pronto.
Right on thats a great idea! I'll sign up pronto.
Enloe/Calstar Flightcare Program
- Thread starter Kensaku
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Var
One Track Pony
I saw an Enloe chopper at hollister yesterday airlifting someone off the track. It actually looked really new. It had a badass paintjob and looked sporty. 30 bucks and change is a bargain price for a ride in that thing. I'm glad I renewed my membership once I saw that happening. Even if I neve use hopefully my money goes to keeping that company alive.
675 Trip
Well-known member
It is a perpetual code, you can use that or Kneeriders or anything else. According to enloe, they don't really track the codes, they just have a list.
With those codes, I think it is $25/yr for you and your family. Well worth the call, everyone, on a bike or not, should have this coverage. The more people with it, the more services they can provide.
Raider
yeap...
Thanks, filling out the paperwork today... I have pretty good health coverage, but all the paperwork that comes with it, I'm not sure if it covers heli lifts... for $25, just in case doesn't sound bad...
Razorback
Moobie
FYI to anyone who barrels down 25 or goes to Hollister Hills. Calstar added a facility at the Hollister Airport (about 500ft from where I sit at work) a few month ago to help service the area, which greatly reduces the transit time if your the first call out.
So, if you spend time down here, may be a cheap investment in yours or your family members life.
Spec-ECU
required protocol
I just noticed this thread, but I remember being reminded by Z2 in my last track day about the Enlo program, but forgot about it again. This thread made me wonder if Kaiser would have me covered if I needed to be airlifted, so I called them.
According to them, yes I am, citing an airlift as an ambulatory service, which I only need to pay the $50 deductible for.
Then I wondered if Kaiser makes good on such a coverage and found this reply below:
Peace of mind is priceless indeed. :thumbup
According to them, yes I am, citing an airlift as an ambulatory service, which I only need to pay the $50 deductible for.
Then I wondered if Kaiser makes good on such a coverage and found this reply below:
Peace of mind is priceless indeed. :thumbup
sifr
Vertebrate
hm. How long does it take them to process? It's been 10 days, and they haven't even cashed the check yet.
EDIT: Called them, and the check should clear in a day or so. They're mailing my stuff today or tomorrow. So, to answer my own question: About 2 weeks.
2nd EDIT: Just for closure, my cards and stuff arrived in the mail Monday, May 4.
EDIT: Called them, and the check should clear in a day or so. They're mailing my stuff today or tomorrow. So, to answer my own question: About 2 weeks.
2nd EDIT: Just for closure, my cards and stuff arrived in the mail Monday, May 4.
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sifr
Vertebrate
Yup. Still works!
ap430
Uniform Speed Racing
Thanks, I just mailed my application/money in. I should of done this a while back considering how many trackdays I have al ready done this year. Knock on wood I did not need and not have it (if that makes any sense).
If you dont have it, its to easy! just DO IT, they even take credit card. If your in debt al ready whats another 25 bucks versus a 10k-20k ride in a chopper.