Cycle to work scheme MTB for 1k.

[razer17]

Many bike shops won't touch Halfords vouchers as the commission charges are so much higher than all the other schemes such as the NHS. Trust my company to have the worst one going. Still it's better than nothing. Although I believe it should just be one single scheme in the U.K.

They do accept it in Halfords though, and they apparently do pretty decent bikes, or so I'm told. Though I'm also told they are sometimes built by pretty poor technicians. Still obviously restrictive, though. And you're right. They should stick to one scheme that any bike retailer can then opt in to.

 

[Motozulu]

Milzy - I myself am getting this on the C2W scheme. Don't think you will get a better HT for the money.

Oh and ignore the sour feckers.

http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOO456CEVOX5/on-one-456-evo-carbon-sram-x5-mountain-bike

I was close to getting this, but the carbon won in the end - worth a look though...

http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOO45650BX9/on-one-45650b-sram-x9-mountain-bike

 

[2pies]

I bought the Boardman 29er Pro last year through C2W. I probably could have persuaded someone else to accept the Halfords vouchers, or even bought another brand from Halfords. In the end, I didn't think it was worth the hassle. I doubt you'll find anything much better for the price.

 

[CopperCyclist]

Quite a few Halfords will source and sell any bike for you on the C2W scheme - check yours do and if so you won't be limited to their range - however you do then tend to get rigidly stuck to the bikes RRP.