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Cycle to work in Glasgow

Your cycle to work voucher, welcome here.

Cycle to work schemes let you get a bike and kit through your employer and pay for it from your salary before tax, spread over the hire period. We accept four schemes at our Gibson Street shop.

  • Cyclescheme
  • Bike2Work
  • Cycle Solutions
  • Green Commute Initiative
  • Cycle2Work (not accepted)
A black road bike with disc brakes parked on Gibson Street
How it works at Gear

Four steps to your new bike

  1. Check your employer's scheme

    Ask HR which scheme they use (Cyclescheme, Bike2Work, Cycle Solutions or Green Commute Initiative) and whether they set a spending limit.

  2. Choose your bike in the shop

    Come in to Gibson Street, try bikes for size and pick your bike and kit. We'll give you a quote to put through your scheme.

  3. Apply through your scheme

    Your employer approves it, and the scheme sends you a certificate, voucher or collection letter.

  4. Collect from Gear

    Bring it in and ride away. Payments come out of your salary before tax over the hire period.

To confirm with Gear Bikes: Check the in-shop steps: do you issue quotes for the schemes, and how long from approval to collection?

The schemes we accept

What each scheme says

In each scheme's own words, from its website. Checked 12 October 2026. Savings depend on your tax band, and your employer may set its own spending limit.

Cyclescheme

  • "Save up to 47% on a new bike for work."
  • "Cyclescheme is no longer limited to £1,000." Your employer may set its own limit.
  • Your employer approves your application and you get a Certificate, which "you can exchange … for your gear in-store or online".

Source: cyclescheme.co.uk/how-it-works, 12 October 2026

Cyclescheme website

Bike2Work

  • "Employees save up to 47% on the cost of bikes and equipment."
  • The scheme says there are "no limits on how much employees can spend", provided pay doesn't drop below the National Minimum Wage after deductions.
  • "A small end of hire charge may apply."

Source: bike2workscheme.co.uk, 12 October 2026

Bike2Work website

Cycle Solutions

  • "Save up to 49% on the retail cost of a new bike & accessories."
  • You choose your bike, then you and your employer approve the hire agreement and salary sacrifice.
  • For partner bike shops, your employer's scheme gives you a letter of collection to take to the shop.

Source: cyclesolutions.info, 12 October 2026

Cycle Solutions website

Green Commute Initiative

  • "No £1,000 scheme limit." Employers can set their own limit.
  • "Save 28–47% on a new bike and cycling equipment", depending on your tax band.
  • No ownership fee at the end of the hire period. GCI makes "a nominal charge of £1 to transfer the ownership title".
  • E-bikes must be electrically assisted pedal cycles (EAPCs) with a maximum power output of 250 watts.

Source: greencommuteinitiative.uk, 12 October 2026

Green Commute Initiative website

Cycle2Work

We don't accept Cycle2Work vouchers at present. If your employer uses it, ask them whether another scheme is available.

To confirm with Gear Bikes: Your current Green Commute Initiative page says "no £1,000 spending cap" and "up to 47%". GCI's own site now says "28–47%", so we've used that. Re-check all scheme figures at launch.

To confirm with Gear Bikes: Can people buy e-bikes through the schemes at Gear (GCI allows 250W EAPCs)?

Choose your bike

Brands we stock, and what to look for.

Bikes

Keep it running

Walk-in servicing with quotes by text, from £35 + parts.

Workshop

Got your voucher?

Bring it to Gibson Street, or call us first to check your scheme.

19 Gibson Street, West End, Glasgow, G12 8NU · Mon–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 12pm–5pm