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INFERNO-40 Backpack - Grey | 40L water-resistant backpack with spacious compartments, padded laptop sleeve, rain cover & ergonomic design for trekking & travel – TRAWOC

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Color:Timber Tan/TNF Navy

Cycle to Work Scheme Participation The UK’s Cycle to Work scheme continues to be a significant driver of e-bike adoption, with 2025 seeing important developments: “The expansion of the Cycle to Work scheme’s price cap to £5,000 in late 2024 has been transformative for the e-bike market, opening up premium models to salary sacrifice benefits and driving a 27% increase in scheme participation for electric bikes.” 43,500 e-bikes purchased through the scheme in 2025 (projected) Average value of £2,850 per e-bike, up 18% from 2024 85% of participating employers now offer the full £5,000 cap 27% increase in scheme participation for e-bikes following the cap increase Shifting Attitudes Toward Car Ownership A significant trend in 2025 is the changing relationship between e-bike and car ownership, particularly in urban areas: According to Transport for London’s 2025 Mobility Survey, 32% of urban e-bike owners report significantly reduced car usage, while 18% have sold a household vehicle after purchasing an electric bike

one rear extractor and four front vents with adjustable air vents