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2021 Canyon Cyclescheme 2Canyon partners with Cyclescheme for up to 39% savings and no upfront costs
Canyon has revealed its new partnership with leading cycle to work provider Cyclescheme allows riders to save between 25% and 39% off their next Canyon.
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The full range of Canyon bikes are available through Cyclescheme, including the brand’s e-bike offerings such as the Grail:ON and Precede:ON, so workers can arrive feeling (and smelling) a little fresher.
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Cyclescheme is the UK’s largest provider of access to the government’s tax-friendly Cycle to Work scheme, but employers can run their own schemes.
The new flexible buying tool for UK customers is designed to help you swap out the car or public transport for two wheels: “Changing up your commuting habits, even if it’s just one or two journeys a week by bike, is so beneficial to your health and the environment,” as Canyon puts it.
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Nothing will be paid up front when you buy a Canyon through Cyclescheme; instead payments are taken directly from your gross salary by your employer.
Canyon has fully implemented the purchasing journey into its website, with the inclusion of helpful touches such as a savings calculator.
Once an order has been placed using the Cyclescheme payment method, customers should then use the total order value, including shipping and Bikeguard fees, to request a certificate. You can then redeem the certificate against your order once it’s approved with both your employer and Cyclescheme, and your shiny new bike will ship direct to your door.
The Cycle to Work scheme is designed to promote healthier journeys to and from work and reduce pollution by allowing employees to save money on a new bike and/or accessories.
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More information can be found in our guide to the Cycle to Work scheme here…
Anna has been hooked on bikes ever since her youthful beginnings at Hillingdon Cycle Circuit. As an avid road and track racer, she reached the heady heights of a ProCyclingStats profile before leaving for university. Having now completed an MA in Multimedia Journalism, she’s hoping to add some (more successful) results. Although her greatest wish is for the broader acceptance of wearing funky cycling socks over the top of leg warmers.
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In the FAQs it's clear that you need a cycle scheme certificate for the exact value of the order (including shipping), as you can't top up. My employer only offers the certificates in increments of £100 up to £2000. Seems pot-luck as to who can access the best version of the offer, or lots of us are going to be adding on random things like 15 boxes of tyre levers to get up to (but not over) the nearest £100.
I've never heard of vouchers only being offered in £100 increments before, so I think that's an issue with your employer. My employer also uses CycleScheme and were happy to give a voucher for the exact amount requested.
be great if they had any bikes in stock
Indeed. I have heard it suggested that the UK has been moved down their priority list post Brexit, but I have no idea how true that is.
Certainly, there will be very little availability in most models from now until late in the year, though if you're very big or small or willing to go to the halo models you may have more luck.