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Nurse Julie:
Hi Chaps.
Last year I had 'personal' multi car / bike breakdown insurance with GEM. Covered me + 1 other named person as the driver, or as a passenger in/on any car or bike of any age. Special intro deal for 1st year was about £73. Just had renewal through and premium is £119 in total. Not surprised at the increase as repeat business and new business is always cheaper. Before I spend hours trawling the interweb for new cover, can anyone suggest an alternative provider?
Ta in advance
Julie x

Bryanj:
 Brittania, now part of LV you insure a reg plus a another person and get cover for anything, check if you get a special deal for being in a union as it worked for me

matthewmosse:
You might get a decent deal off Rac or Aa as a new member, plus Rac do let you pay with clubcard vouchers. As far as I am aware, my bikes are covered by my insurance company for breakdown in uk automatically, and by rac - we pay more than you are being quoted, but there are 4 adults on our policy, any vehicle of any age as long as its all legal, only exception being they don't cover lifestock transport and intially argued the toss with my dad when he broke down towing a horsebox, even though it was being used to move a cart, not a horse. Worth always checking they cover full distance recovery as a breakdown being crowned off by a high milage bill for recovery if its capped at 10 miles tends to suck.

UK Pete:
I stick with the RAC, they have always been perfect think they are less than a hundred as well, some of these firms sub the work out and you see old pikeys in right shitty breakdown trucks doing their work, i think green flag sub out
pete

Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: UK Pete on April 18, 2016, 05:33:47 PM ---I stick with the RAC, they have always been perfect think they are less than a hundred as well, some of these firms sub the work out and you see old pikeys in right shitty breakdown trucks doing their work, i think green flag sub out
pete

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I have just looked at that policy Pete and the only problem, which is what stopped me getting the RAC policy last year if I remember correctly, is that it will not cover vehicles over 11 years old, which would exclude all of our bikes  :'( :'( :'( which I think is bloody weird.

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