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Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 12:12 pm
by David.
Having changed my bike since my last Euro trip & the start of a new year, decided to update my Document Pack for 2015.
Bike Documents
UK/European Breakdown Cover
Driving Licence
Bike Insurance
Registration Document
MOT Certificate
Sales Invoice
Travel Documents
EHIC Card
Holiday Insurance
Passport
Credit/Debit Card (Emergency Phone No.)
May be helpful for anyone heading abroad for the first time.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 8:56 pm
by richardbd
DaygloDavid wrote:
Having changed my bike since my last Euro trip & the start of a new year, decided to update my Document Pack for 2015.
Bike Documents
UK/European Breakdown Cover
Driving Licence
Bike Insurance
Registration Document
MOT Certificate
Sales Invoice
Travel Documents
EHIC Card
Holiday Insurance
Passport
Credit/Debit Card (Emergency Phone No.)
May be helpful for anyone heading abroad for the first time.
copies or originals?
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 9:12 pm
by David.
I take the original documents with me & leave copies at home.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 8:58 am
by Spencert231
Let me understand this correctly that in the worse case scenario and the bike was stolen and assumining the documents are on the bike. Do you carry back up information on your phone? As all evidence of proof of the bikes existence is in the UK.
It's crazy that we have to think of this type of situation, but there are some really bad people out there. When I travelled to my property in France in October I pulled into one of the service stops and spotted a VW camper full of " pikey" type lads who all whatched me me pulling in and fuel up and never took their eyes of me until padlock chain and disc lock came out. I was there for a pee and afterwards sat observing and they were definitely upto no good.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 9:42 am
by David.
The copied documents left at home are accessible on the strength of a phone call.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 9:43 am
by stelyn
Keep the original documents ( a legal requirement in France ) tucked safely away in you jacket. Having been stopped in a couple of French Police `Road Safety Checks', I also carry photo copies, clearly marked up as being `Le Copie', which I have given them, they seemed to appreciate this as once compared to the original saves them writing all the details out, and you can get on your way.
I also carry, or my pillion passenger does, a `Spare set Keys' for the Bike, heard some horror stories of lost keys abroad....
Ride Safe........ 8),
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 4:53 pm
by Spencert231
stelyn wrote:
Keep the original documents ( a legal requirement in France ) tucked safely away in you jacket. Having been stopped in a couple of French Police `Road Safety Checks', I also carry photo copies, clearly marked up as being `Le Copie', which I have given them, they seemed to appreciate this as once compared to the original saves them writing all the details out, and you can get on your way.
I also carry, or my pillion passenger does, a `Spare set Keys' for the Bike, heard some horror stories of lost keys abroad....
Ride Safe........ 8),
Good point will do that myself.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 6:50 pm
by jjwill
I take originals but email myself copies of all documents so that I can always get copies if needs be
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 7:05 pm
by guest2360
I always take my spare set of keys and mark my diary 1 week prior to departure to start searching for them.
Re: Euro Travel Document Pack
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 7:29 pm
by stelyn
Have played `hunt the keys' a few times, misplacing them must be an `age' related thing,
talking of which ..........? 
@&*%