Electric Bikes for Bike to Work Scheme

The Bike to Work Scheme lets you buy a new electric bike through your employer and pay for it out of your gross salary, saving up to 52% off the retail price. Every e-bike in this collection is Bike to Work eligible and road legal in Ireland, with over 60 commuter, folding, fat-tyre and cargo models from Fiido, Engwe and Pixar — from €579. New to the scheme? Read how the Bike to Work Scheme works.

How to buy an e-bike on the Bike to Work Scheme

1. Check your saving — enter any bike price into our Bike to Work Savings Calculator to see what it costs you after tax.
2. Choose your e-bike — browse the range below, or test ride in our Dublin showroom.
3. Apply online — complete our Bike to Work application form and we prepare the invoice for your employer.
4. Ride to work — once your employer pays, collect your bike in Dublin or get it delivered.

Popular Bike to Work e-bikes

• Fiido D3 Pro Mini — compact folding commuter, ideal for bus and rail links, from €579
• Engwe T14 — lightweight folding e-bike for short city commutes, from €679
• Pixar Star1 — folding fat-tyre e-bike with up to 55 km range, from €899
• Fiido C21 — light gravel-style commuter for longer road routes, from €975
• Engwe M20 26Ah — dual-battery fat-tyre e-bike for long-distance commuting, from €1,399
• Fiido T2 Longtail — cargo e-bike for school runs and haulage, covered to €3,000, from €1,449

Why buy your Bike to Work e-bike from Inner City Scooters?

We are a Dublin e-bike shop, not a drop-shipper — you can test ride before you commit, and we deal directly with your employer on the invoice and paperwork. Every e-bike is professionally prepared and safety-checked before it leaves us, and backed by warranty, in-house servicing and genuine spare parts. Bikes are available in-store in Dublin or online, with delivery across Ireland and the EU.

Bike to Work Scheme — FAQs

What is the Bike to Work Scheme?

It is a Government of Ireland tax incentive, also known as the Cycle to Work Scheme. Your employer buys the bike for you and recovers the cost from your gross salary, before income tax, PRSI and USC are taken. Read our full guide to how the Bike to Work Scheme works.

How much can I spend on an electric bike?

The tax-free limit is €1,500 for an electric bike and €3,000 for an electric cargo bike (€1,250 for a conventional bike). You can choose a bike that costs more and pay the balance yourself — the relief applies up to the limit.

How much will I save?

Between 27% and 52%, depending on your tax rate. A €1,000 e-bike can work out around €480 for a higher-rate taxpayer. Use our Bike to Work Savings Calculator to see your exact cost.

How do I apply through Inner City Scooters?

Pick your e-bike, then complete our Bike to Work application form with your employer's details. We prepare the invoice for your employer, and once it is paid your bike is ready to collect or deliver. Your employer must agree to run the scheme.

How often can I use the scheme?

Once every four years, counted by tax year. The four-year clock restarts in the calendar year after your last scheme purchase.

Are these electric bikes road legal in Ireland?

Yes. Every bike in this collection is a pedelec — pedal assist up to 25 km/h with a 250W motor — so no licence, tax or insurance is needed to ride it on Irish roads.

Can I test ride before I apply?

Yes. Our showroom is at Unit 19B, Fashion City, Dublin 24 (D24 YT68), where the range is on display and you can test ride before you apply.

How is my bike delivered?

Bikes are sent boxed and need only minimal home setup, with delivery across Ireland and the EU. In Dublin, we can also deliver your e-bike fully assembled and ready to ride as a paid option — just ask.