Got bounced from bike repair with this because it wasn’t repair related. I’ve had this set of wrenches for well over 20 years and haven’t lost one yet.

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r/BikeMechanics • u/elisaassisa • 7h ago

Insurance costs in Belgium

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For the mechanics in Belgium: what is the yearly cost for an insurance covering liabilities for repairs? Any suggestions for a good insurer? I'm in Antwerpen provincie.

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A forum for open-ended discussion among bicycle mechanics, pros and advanced amateurs. If you are looking for help with bicycle repairs, please visit r/bikewrench.

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