Cash for any bike this Easter weekend with Decathlon! For a limited time only, get an extra 20% BuyBack bonus, and enter into a £1000 voucher draw

This bank holiday weekend, Decathlon is offering not only an extra 20% bonus on their BuyBack Scheme, but you also have the chance to win a £1000 voucher when you trade in any bike.

A child, BMXer, lady on a classic style bike and gentlemen on a penny farthing riding into a Decathlon store
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Shopping for a new bike this Easter bank holiday weekend? Then you should certainly consider visiting Decathlon UK. Not only should you consider their in-house bike brand Van Rysel's pro-level bikes and equipment at affordable prices. But their market-leading BuyBack scheme can quite literally put cash in your pocket to buy your next bike.

If you decide to trade-in this Easter weekend, Decathlon are offering an extra 20% bonus as a gift card, on top of any cash you get for your BuyBack. Which, if you're considering something like our best overall budget gravel bike, the Van Rysel GRVL, could make upgrading very affordable. This offer started on the 30th March and runs until the 12th April.

If that wasn't enough, Decathlon is really looking to supercharge your Easter; anyone who completes a BuyBack between the 3rd & 6th April is entered into a prize draw to win 1 of 5 £1000 vouchers.

If you're not familiar with Decathlon, £1000 is a lot of cash to spend in their stores. Not only can that get you a bike like the Triban RC500 hybrid, but it'll also get you all the kit you need to go with it. It could also kit out your entire family with camping equipment, one of those trendy roof tents, or take a big chunk off something like the Van Rysel RCR Pro!

A child, BMXer, lady on a classic style bike and gentlemen on a penny farthing riding into a Decathlon store

(Image credit: Decathlon)

How does Decathlon's BuyBack Scheme work, I hear you ask?

It's actually very simple; get an estimate by completing an online form at Decathlon. Head over to your local Decathlon store, where their in-store experts will complete the evaluation. At which point you will receive your cash within as little as one hour! Basically, in the time it takes for their mechanics to give your new ride a little tune-up, it's ready to be ridden away. Don't forget you can use that 20% bonus to grab yourself some accessories like the Van Rysel RCR Mips, which is a favourite amongst the CW tech team.

The best part is they accept 50 different items across more than 15 sports, so it doesn't have to be an old bike you trade in. It could be anything from GPS watches and computers to tennis rackets or golf clubs.

So, to recap:

  1. Get a Decathlon membership - https://membership.decathlon.com/en-GB/
  2. Get your quote ​- https://www.decathlon.co.uk/second-life/buy-back
  3. Head into the store for your physical evaluation
  4. Get Paid!
  5. Enjoy the ride

Female cyclist trading in her bike at a Decathlon store as part of the brand's Buyback program

Using the Decathlon Buyback program is simple and available across all UK Decathlon stores

(Image credit: Decathlon)

Decathlon's BuyBack scheme has brought more than 10,000 bikes and other products back to life through the brand's Second Life product range. Not only creating affordable second-hand kits for everyone, but kits that have been checked, verified, and purchased from a very reputable retailer right here in the UK.

Matt Ischt-Barnard
Ecomm and Tech Writer

Like many, Matt began his bicycle industry journey on the spanners at his local bike shop. After spending his youth mountain biking, he was inspired to embrace gravel during his tenure with Evans Cycles' in-house brands, Pinnacle and Hoy Bikes. Recognising the evolving industry, Matt eagerly seized the chance to become an E-bike designer, winning several awards with the E-bike brand Cairn Cycles.

These days, Matt is likely to have a toddler sitting shotgun or off the beaten track somewhere on the South Downs.

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