12-10-15, 12:46 PM
Not sure if it varies by provider, but in order for them to qualify for the tax breaks, the bike isn't your's for a further two years after the payments have completed. Even then, you have to buy the bike to complete the transfer (small amount, mine was about £65 for a £950 bike).
All in all, the saving was minimal and not really worth doing. You can probably match the savings by shopping around and getting a good deal from a dealer. Note that if buying with cyclescheme, the dealers revoke any deals they offer to normal cash sales.
Sadly, most of this is too late for you. Now you gone a couple of months into the scheme, I doubt there is any wriggle room to get out of it.
All in all, the saving was minimal and not really worth doing. You can probably match the savings by shopping around and getting a good deal from a dealer. Note that if buying with cyclescheme, the dealers revoke any deals they offer to normal cash sales.
Sadly, most of this is too late for you. Now you gone a couple of months into the scheme, I doubt there is any wriggle room to get out of it.