vickster
Legendary Member
Your 'few' is rather anecdotal. Plenty of forumers and indeed commuters in the wider world use C2W bikes to C2W
It's not the tax payers' money...the individual pays less tax, no one else pays anything
Boardman or Canyon?
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It's not the tax payers' money...the individual pays less tax, no one else pays anything
Unfortunately I have little choice other than cycle to work, which is why I am taking advantage of the scheme.
I recently bought a house in a weird location in relation to where my office is where there is no public transport that goes directly there. I can't really afford a car either so the options are a lengthy walk or cycle...
I was going to have to buy a bike anyway so why not get more bang for my buck with the cycle scheme? In my opinion the scheme is fantastic and has enabled many people to get better quality bikes that they're happier to commute on...
I recently bought a house in a weird location in relation to where my office is where there is no public transport that goes directly there. I can't really afford a car either so the options are a lengthy walk or cycle...
I was going to have to buy a bike anyway so why not get more bang for my buck with the cycle scheme? In my opinion the scheme is fantastic and has enabled many people to get better quality bikes that they're happier to commute on...
You're getting a bikeand riding to work..what's not to like
Almost as good!
As an aside, I have purchased 2 bikes via C2W schemes, neither go to the office more than a few times a year. I ride my other 7 bikes and commute daily. Does that make me a bad person?
vickster
Legendary Member
Well it would make you a hypocrite if you spoke badly of tax dodgers, but that is nit picking a bit.
