Up to 45% off Ride-to-Work at Evans Cycles
Up to 45% off with Ride-to-Work at Evans Cycles
20% off Parts, Clothing and Accessories with Frasers Plus Prices at Evans Cycles
Up to 40% off Cannondale Electric Bikes at Evans Cycles
Up to 50% off Bikes in the Evans Cycles Sale
Up to 70% off Cycling Clothing in the Evans Cycles Sale
Up to 40% off Road Bikes in the Evans Cycles Sale
Up to 50% off Selected Hybrid Bikes at Evans Cycles
Up to 50% off Helmets in the Evans Cycles Clearance
Up to 50% off Kids Bikes at Evans Cycles
Up to 80% off Bike Accessories in the Evans Cycles Clearance
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About the Brand
Evans Cycles is the UK’s largest specialist cycle retailer, founded in 1921 when Frederick Evans — a prize-winning cyclist and inventor — opened his first shop in London. Over a century later, the chain runs more than 60 stores alongside a comprehensive website at evanscycles.co.uk, stocking road bikes, mountain bikes, hybrids, e-bikes, clothing, and accessories. Major brands like Trek and Cannondale feature alongside the in-house Pinnacle and FWE labels.
In store, staff are genuinely knowledgeable — many are active cyclists — and can help with bike fit, groupset advice, and test rides, a service that online-only sellers simply can’t replicate. The HOY bikes range, developed with Sir Chris Hoy, adds credibility to a lineup that spans from under £20 for basic accessories to well into four figures for carbon race machines and full-suspension e-bikes.
A few features worth knowing about before you buy:
- Price Match Guarantee: Evans Cycles matches prices from a number of competitor retailers and, in store, will match local bike shop prices too. Successful claims generate a voucher valid for three days.
- Click & Collect: Free collection from any store, with in-stock items ready in as little as two hours.
- Ride-to-Work Scheme: Available for tax-efficient purchases through salary sacrifice, with savings of up to 45% depending on your tax band.
- Bike Assembly: Online bike orders arrive nearly fully assembled — just the handlebars and pedals to fit yourself.
Between seasonal clearance events, brand-specific promo codes, and the Ride-to-Work tax savings, there are several ways to bring the cost down on this page alone. Worth bookmarking before your next cycling purchase.
How to use
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Get the code — click the offer card above, whether it’s TREK20SUMMER26 for Trek bikes or EXTRA10 for mountain bike orders, and the code copies to your clipboard.
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Head to evanscycles.co.uk — open it directly or click the store logo at the top of this page.
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Browse and add bikes, clothing, or accessories to your basket, keeping any category restrictions in mind.
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At checkout, find the ‘Got a promo code?’ link below your order summary, paste the code, and click ‘Apply’.
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Confirm the discount appears in your total before completing payment.
Shopping Guide
When’s the best time to buy from Evans Cycles?
The deepest discounts appear during Black Friday, Boxing Day, and January clearance events, where markdowns on clothing and accessories can hit 70–80%. We’ve also seen solid bike reductions in spring and early summer as new model-year stock arrives and older inventory gets cleared. Signing up for the Evans Cycles email newsletter is worth doing — promo codes and flash sales often surface there first.
How do I stack savings at Evans Cycles?
You can only apply one promo code per order, so pick the one giving the bigger discount. But codes can be layered on top of sale prices — if a bike is already 30% off in clearance and you have an extra 10% code, both should apply. The Price Match Guarantee adds another layer: spot a cheaper price elsewhere, claim it first, and use the resulting three-day voucher alongside any active sale.
Is the Ride-to-Work scheme worth using?
For most commuters, yes. The scheme lets you pay through salary sacrifice, saving on Income Tax and National Insurance. At Evans Cycles, the discount can reach up to 45% depending on your tax band. One catch worth knowing: you can’t top up the certificate with your own money, so apply for a value that covers everything you need — bike, lock, lights, the lot.
Should I buy in store or online?
If you’re unsure about sizing or which bike suits your commute, visit a store — the staff are cyclists themselves and test rides are genuinely useful. For items you already know you want, online works well with a promo code applied. Click & Collect bridges both: order online, pick up within two hours if it’s in stock, and still get to ask questions when you collect.