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Cycle to Work Schemes – Save Up To 42%

Cycle to Work Schemes are a great way to save money on your new bike! We participate with the following schemes.

Cyclescheme

We offer the ride to work scheme through Cyclesheme where employees participating companies can purchase cycles with around 40% discount. Click here to find out how it works.

Cycleplus has teamed up with local independent bike shops to offer both Tax and National Insurance savings to participating employees and you can even spread the cost to make payments more convenient!

Vivup

Vivup allows employees to save up to 47% through the scheme. Employers will save up to 24.4%.

Cycle Solutions

Save up to 48% with the government backed cycle to work scheme. This is a collection only scheme.

Green Commute Initiative

Green Commute Initiative is leading the industry with its cycle-to-work scheme with no limits. GCI scheme participants benefit from no £1,000 spending cap and no scheme exit fees. Save up to 47%, depending on your tax bracket. Pay monthly through salary sacrifice with no added interest. Get an E-bike or conventional bike and help reduce congestion and pollution whilst improving your health, fitness and mental wellbeing. Click here for the savings calculator.

How to Apply?

Please contact us for information on how to apply for Cycle to Work Schemes.

*Contact us for the availability of Cycle Schemes on sale items.

Can I top up the voucher amount with extra money?

The amount of money you spend must not be more than the amount of your cycle to work voucher. Unfortunately, you are no longer allowed to top up cycle to work scheme orders with your own money. This applies to all schemes and has been confirmed by the GOV.UK Department of Transport.