Enjoy a 10% discount until December 31st when you purchase an eBike that is not already discounted. If you have any customer complaints about your purchase, our refund process is straightforward and customer-friendly.
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How do Cycle to work schemes work?
The simplest explanation is that Cycle to Work schemes acts as an employee benefit, in the form of a salary sacrifice.This means that you agree to give up part of your salary in exchange for a benefit – in this instance the benefit is a bike and/or accessories. The salary sacrifice is taken from your gross salary (before tax) which means that you will pay less Income Tax and National insurance.It is worth noting that there is no credit check if you wish to participate, and if you are under 18 you can join the scheme if your guardian signs a guarantor agreement. Being on probation should not affect your eligibility — if you are unsure, please check with your employer.
If you require assistance to obtain a certificate please call us on 07446 938374 and we will guide you through the process.
By choosing an e-bike through Cyclescheme, you’ll gain access to over 2,600 retailers, of which 45% stock e-bikes. Whether you’re an experienced rider, first-time cyclist, or you’re looking to ditch the traffic jams and crowded public transport, e-bikes make commuting accessible to everyone. With Cyclescheme, you can reduce your upfront costs, spreading the payments directly from your salary without any credit checks or hidden fees.
Cyclescheme is an employee benefit that saves you up to 42% on a bike and accessories. You pay nothing upfront and the payments are taken tax efficiently from your salary by your employer.
Green Commute Initiative is a Social Enterprise with a vision to get commuters out of cars and onto any kind of bike, with the dual purpose of improving both the individual’s health and wellbeing, as well as reducing the environmental impact of pollution and congestion from cars.
As a social enterprise, we put all our profits back into improving the scheme and our services, and we’re focused on providing maximum savings for employees and employers.
How Does the Cycle to Work Scheme Work?
The Cycle to Work programme is an employee benefit that’s easily accessible through our platform, enabling your people to spread the cost on bicycles and equipment through reductions to their salary. Instead of buying a new bike outright, the programme offers employees access to Cycle to Work savings while encouraging more of your people to choose a healthier, greener commuting optionof DVDs and Blu-rays.
Backed by the government, the Bike to Work Scheme is an easy way for employees to obtain brand new cycling gear tax-free, via the company you work for. With nothing to pay upfront, it’s a cost-effective way to acquire the bike you want, enabling you to commute to work in an eco-friendly way whilst boosting your wellbeing.
Spread the cost of your bike through monthly instalments that are automatically deducted from your salary, also known as ‘salary sacrifice’. As one of the most popular workplace benefits, the bike to work scheme with Cycle Solutions gives you access to 400 quality cycling brands with a comprehensive warranty.
Register with Bike2Work today. Choose a bike or equipment at discounted prices. Spread the cost and enjoy a healthier, happier lifestyle.
Bike2Work is a limitless cycle to work scheme with over 2,200 partner shops. You can choose the perfect bike and equipment for your needs and make your daily commutes what you want them to be. Check out some of the great benefits of registering with Bike2Work.
Save up to 40% on the cost of bikes and equipment
Spread your payments with no upfront costs
Willow eBikes is a family-run business located in Hawick and Berwick Upon Tweed. We pride ourselves on offering exceptional service and quality products to our customers in Hawick and Berwick Upon Tweed. We also offer FREE DELIVERY of new eBike to the mainland UK. European made ebikes ebikes in Scottish Borders
Pictured here are Sandi Toksvig and Jessica Hynes on Batribike Novas.