27th April 2017

What cycle to work bike shops can I use?

Aimee Radcliffe

Each cycle to work scheme provider has its own network of bike shop retailers from which the employees of companies signed up to the scheme can redeem scheme vouchers. The networks vary in size and in which retailers they include, but there also tends to be some overlap.

With 2,200 retailers, Bike2Work Scheme’s network of cycle to work bike shops is the largest of the scheme providers. Among the best known retailers we work with are Evans Cycles, Sigma Sport, Tredz, Planet X and Giant Stores. We also have an excellent working relationship with a number of online retailers, like Wiggle.

To make it easy for employers and employees to find out what retailers are in their area, there’s a search function on our website. There are a couple of ways to use this. You can either type in a postcode to be shown local partner shops or you can use the location of the device you’re using to determine which of our partner shops are currently nearby. You can also get a shop’s phone number from our search function so you can contact them straight away.

Search for you local Bike2Work Scheme Partner Shop here

If store location is not so much of an issue to you, then you can also view our partner shops that operate online. Placing an order through any of these will allow you to purchase a bike or equipment without even having to leave home!

If you’re interested in registering as a partner shop, you can call us on 0330 0884765 or email: info@bike2workscheme.co.uk. If you know of a shop that isn’t registered, let us know and we can usually arrange for it to become part of our partner network.

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