

Cycle to work
Get this on cycle to work
Save up to £8.40
Cycle to work is a government funded salary sacrifice scheme which allows you to spread the cost of purchasing a bike and equipment and save on Income Tax and National Insurance.
Lower Tax Rate | Higher Tax Rate | |
|---|---|---|
Monthly pre-tax cost | £1.67 | £1.67 |
Monthly cost to you | £1.20 | £0.97 |
Total cost over 12 mths | £14.39 | £11.59 |
Total savings | £5.60 | £8.40 |
The calculations provided here are based on a monthly pay frequency and will vary depending on your personal taxation and your employers scheme.
Bikes, Accessories & Clothing
Price: £19.99 RRP: £79.99
4 out of 5
“ I really like these shorts. I already have several of their Ridecamp shorts which are amazingly comfortable, and these Airmatic ones are pretty close to that. Pockets are a good size, with good zippers. The pocket on the right hip has an internal pocket that holds your phone or wallet in place. The Ridecamp shorts have this too and it works fine, although I've never come off the bike wearing them. The length is ok but maybe a touch short for knee pads if you have a 34" inside leg, as I have. Nice tapered cut too rather than the "clown trousers" offered by several other brands. They're a a bit more roomy than the Ridecamp shorts. Material is great to the touch - soft and very stretchy. Not yet tested with brambles and the like. Sizing is a little strange though. The 34 won't quite go loose enough and the 36 won't quite go tight enough. It would be solved if there were belt loops or if there were a few more loops for the fastening hook. I'm a 34" waist, 34" leg in most trousers. 6' 2" and 81kg. I was intending to return one pair but I'll probably keep both sizes. . . Tighter 34 for non-bike walking about in great comfort, and the looser 36 for riding with stuff underneath. Despite the waist fitting niggles, very highly recommended.
Peter, purchased 2 years ago