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What do folks use for this? 2 separate ones or is there a good one that covers both?
Breakdown Cover for bike and car
- Thread starter Wolfchild
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My bank covers anything I'm driving / riding or am passenger in
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AA, covers the person, not the vehicle, you could be driving a borrowed car or riding a borrowed bike for all they care, they're looking after you!
check out quidco for cashback deals too, i'm sure there were some on there last time i looked.
check out quidco for cashback deals too, i'm sure there were some on there last time i looked.
Man of Honour
that reminds me must get my AA setup its free with my bank account
Cool thanks
Just signed up to quidco and got aa cover but it never showed up on my quidco account
Just signed up to quidco and got aa cover but it never showed up on my quidco account
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I use RAC. £34 for person cover.
So whether I'm in the car, on the bike, or in someone elses vehicle, I'm covered
So whether I'm in the car, on the bike, or in someone elses vehicle, I'm covered
Soldato
I use RAC for both too, not had to call out for either yet though.
It wouldn't be with Natwest would it?
Did you read the small print?
They only do it if its 10 m from home. Otherwise its up to you to negotiate with the driver regarding the price.
Therefore I took out AA which covers my 5 bikes, cars and 500gbp warranty cover for 3 bikes per year.
It wouldn't be with Natwest would it?
Did you read the small print?
They only do it if its 10 m from home. Otherwise its up to you to negotiate with the driver regarding the price.
Therefore I took out AA which covers my 5 bikes, cars and 500gbp warranty cover for 3 bikes per year.
Nope Halifax Ultimate Reward, for £12 a month I get phone insurance / AA breakdown cover / holiday insurance and a multitude of other stuff I don't use
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RAC for both, was with the AA for a while, but after they took 6 HOURS! to pick me up after a puncture I thought it wwas time for a change
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RAC say they'll try to reach you within 40 minutes, but I haven't had to put that to the test yet
I'm with AA for me and not the car/bike, so it covers anybodies vehicle, and also gets us home from wherever. Came in handy when my friend's car broke down at Snowdon after we'd completed the 3 peaks and needed to get back to Reading.
The service was awful though and it took 11 hours and a few billion phonecalls.
When I had an off on't bike though they were super, and when the clutch pedal shattered in the vrs they were also pretty good.
The service was awful though and it took 11 hours and a few billion phonecalls.
When I had an off on't bike though they were super, and when the clutch pedal shattered in the vrs they were also pretty good.
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I've got a policy with Boncaster that covers me for any vehicle, £35 a year. Decent service as well, the only callout I've needed they were there within an hour.
Soldato
RAC aren't bad but AA are pretty dire i gather from talking to others.
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I use to have seperate policys for the cars and bikes ( car was covered under manufacurer scheme thou so didnt pay for it) now I'm with just the AA for both me and the lady friend(joint policy)
havent had to call them out in a while , last time was 10 years ago and they were there in a hour or so, sounds like it might have change thou now.
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havent had to call them out in a while , last time was 10 years ago and they were there in a hour or so, sounds like it might have change thou now.
bullit
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Free with carol nash, as is euro-cover.
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Are you sure? Last time I checked my CN policy only covered breakdowns for the bikes I have insured with them, and not any other vehicle.
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I. had my bike and car insured with c.nash and both were covered