Help To Buy
At Launceston cycles we know costs are rising and the cost-of-living means budgeting is even more important, why not save money on your new bike.
We offer multiple ways for purchasing your new bike and accessories
GCI(Green Commute Initiative)
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. We do this through our cycle to work scheme.
Bike2Work
Help your employees save up to 48.25%* on a new bike
Bike2Work Scheme which is a free employee benefit approved by the government, designed to get more people cycling to work and living healthier lives.
Cyclescheme
Cyclescheme is an employee benefit that saves you 25-39% on a bike and accessories (or even more with our offers). You pay nothing upfront and the payments are taken tax efficiently from your salary by your employer.
You can request a cycle to work package of more than £1,000. This means you now have the freedom to save on e-bikes, cargo bikes and specialist adapted cycles.
Cycle Solution
Cycle Solutions are fully approved providers of the Cycle to Work Scheme, making it easy for employers to deliver the benefit to those within their organisation.
Giving employees a cost-effective way of acquiring tax-free bikes and accessories through the company they work for, without any upfront costs, the government backed initiative operates all over the UK.
As one of the most popular workplace benefits available, the Cycle to Work Scheme is helping people pedal their way to a healthier lifestyle that’s good for the planet.
Cycle2Work
It’s quick and easy to sign up – simply enter your name, email address and employer code below to get started!
Your employer code tells us who you work for so that you’re offered the right options and we can make sure your application is processed as quickly as possible. You can usually find this on posters and leaflets around your workplace, or in an email sent to you by your employer about Cycle2Work.
