Bike rental
Save money & spread the cost on annual or 6-monthly membership
Save up to 47% on renting
a bike
With the UK's first cycle to work scheme for bike rentals,
you can save money
& spread the cost of commuting with the brands you know and trust
Rent a bike in 3 easy steps
Choose a plan
Choosing a plan is easy - just select an operator below to learn more about their offering and decide which one best suits your needs.
12 months plans
London
TfL - Santander Cycles
Beryl bike hire
London
Forest Annual Subscription
6 months plans
London
Swapfiets Power 1 e-bike Subscription
London
Swapfiets Power 7 e-bike Subscription
London
Lower rate taxpayers tend to earn less than £50,000 a year and pay 28% tax and national insurance. This means they will save 28% on the cycle to work scheme.
Higher rate taxpayers tend to earn over £50,000 a year and pay 47% tax and national insurance. This means they save 47% on the cycle to work scheme.
Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole, Watford, Norwich, Hereford, Portsmouth and Southampton. 2023: Brighton.
Lower rate taxpayers tend to earn less than £50,000 a year and pay 28% tax and national insurance. This means they will save 28% on the cycle to work scheme.
Higher rate taxpayers tend to earn over £50,000 a year and pay 47% tax and national insurance. This means they save 47% on the cycle to work scheme.
London
Lower rate taxpayers tend to earn less than £50,000 a year and pay 28% tax and national insurance. This means they will save 28% on the cycle to work scheme.
Higher rate taxpayers tend to earn over £50,000 a year and pay 47% tax and national insurance. This means they save 47% on the cycle to work scheme.
London
Lower rate taxpayers tend to earn less than £50,000 a year and pay 28% tax and national insurance. This means they will save 28% on the cycle to work scheme.
Higher rate taxpayers tend to earn over £50,000 a year and pay 47% tax and national insurance. This means they save 47% on the cycle to work scheme.
London
Lower rate taxpayers tend to earn less than £50,000 a year and pay 28% tax and national insurance. This means they will save 28% on the cycle to work scheme.
Higher rate taxpayers tend to earn over £50,000 a year and pay 47% tax and national insurance. This means they save 47% on the cycle to work scheme.
Before applying, think about:
- Do you want to keep a bike at home or return it to a dock?
- Do you have secure place to store a bike at work?
Apply for a Code
Start the application process from our website and select your chosen plan. Your employer will then review your application.
You’ll need your payroll number to complete your application.
