European Cover

[KP]

I am off to Italy this summer (and the 'ring on the way back)with two friends on our bikes. Who uses what in the way of European Breakdown cover?

I saw these people which looked quite good - any experiences?
http://www.breakdowndirect.co.uk/default.asp

kp

[BDG]

If by any chance you're insured with Carole Nash you should have free break down cover. If not do you have RAC cover on your car?

I have all the family vehicles on RAC European cover and its costs £105 annually, which ain't bad if you got RAC car cover or do a few trips a year.

[JPM]

Originally posted by BDG

I have all the family vehicles on RAC European cover and its costs £105 annually, which ain't bad if you got RAC car cover or do a few trips a year.

Guess you need it on that old wreck of yours :P

[BDG]

Originally posted by JPM
Originally posted by BDG

I have all the family vehicles on RAC European cover and its costs £105 annually, which ain't bad if you got RAC car cover or do a few trips a year.

Guess you need it on that old wreck of yours :P

Hmmm! has yours ever gone back to dealer in the last year when not running right? in how many miles?

Old faithfull has done 15,000 miles with just routine servicing:lol::lol::lol:

[JPM]

Took your time with that retort :lol:

[chrisw]

I used the following company last year. I had to use them when the bike bike down in France. Excellent service. Cost £24.

http://www.tia-insurance.com/european-breakdown-cover/index.htm

[Dibble]

Originally posted by JPM
Took your time with that retort :lol:

one hour and thirty six minutes isn't bad at his age .. hell, it's quicker than his Rockingham laptimes ... ;)

[madmav]

TRY the ADAC,
have a read up here
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=23&h=&t=100066

[BDG]

Originally posted by DIBBLE
Originally posted by JPM
Took your time with that retort :lol:

one hour and thirty six minutes isn't bad at his age .. hell, it's quicker than his Rockingham laptimes ... ;)


sssh! don't tell anyone please:P