Lease a company bike from 2-Cycle

The leasing company buys the bike from the dealer. Your employer then leases the bike from the leasing company and makes it available for your free use. The employer owes the leasing company the monthly lease payment, which they either deduct directly from your gross salary via salary sacrifice or pay as a salary bonus.

The lease term is typically 36 months. However, some leasing companies also offer more flexible terms, between 24 and 48 months.

By paying the monthly lease payment via salary conversion from your gross salary, your tax burden and social security contributions are reduced.

This advantage allows you to save up to 40% compared to buying directly.

Leasing companies have "leasing calculators" that allow you to calculate your savings based on your data.

Since the contract term is usually 36 months, company bike leasing is not suitable for every contractual relationship and life situation.

Buying directly makes more sense for:

• Trainees
• Employees on probation
• Temporary workers
• Mini- & Midi-jobbers
• interns
• Employees who receive the minimum wage
• If you have been on the job market for less than three years, e.g. due to: retirement, parental leave or sabbatical.

The employer decides who in the company is entitled to a company bike, so it's best to discuss it with your employer if you are unsure.

The company bike is always insured against theft and damage.

Depending on the leasing company, additional insurance policies, such as wear and tear insurance, can be added. You can find more information about this on your leasing company's website.
In our leasing form you can select your desired additional insurance.

You can see the delivery time on your bike's product page.
The company bike process can extend the delivery time by up to 10 days, depending on how quickly the leasing company and your employer accept the offer.

Yes, you can use your company bike for private purposes without restrictions.
The company bike doesn't have to be used for commuting. You can also lease a purely sports bike as a company bike.

Depending on the leasing company, additional insurance and services, such as company bike inspections, can be added. You can find more information on your leasing company's website.
In our leasing form you can select your desired additional services.

The company bike process is virtually identical for you. However, you should check with your leasing company beforehand to find out what special conditions apply to you as a self-employed person.

This is usually not necessary, but please check the requirements of your leasing company as the regulations vary.
In case of theft, you must be able to prove that you own a lock with a minimum value of €49. Otherwise, the theft insurance will not cover you.

Generally, you can lease accessories that are permanently attached to the bike.
However, depending on the leasing company, there are differences in which accessories are eligible for leasing.

Yes, however, the components must be included in the lease agreement from the outset.
The requirements vary depending on the leasing company; please check the requirements of your leasing company.

At the end of the contract period, you can either buy the company bike from the leasing company or it goes back to the leasing company.