Alimay Sports is a leading bicycle shop serving our customers online
across the UK and Ireland. Stocking a huge selection of bike parts and
accessories in our online bicycle shop, we cater for the amateur and
serious cyclists needs, from a cable to a complete bicycle.
Growing fitness consciousness among people coupled with internet savvy
to save money is fueling the growth for the online bicycle shop. Cycling
as a pleasurable and beneficial leisure activity combined with growing
environmental concerns by consumers means bicycles are emerging as an
alternative for short distance transport that causes no pollution.. In
addition, bicycles' energy efficiency, coupled with cycling as a fitness
activity, will help propel demand for bike parts, accessories and
sports nutrition from bike stores online.
Shopping online for your bicycling needs means your money goes further
to get the best branded bike accessories. A quick visit to the Alimay
Sports website where we offer free shipping, the cyclist should be able
to save a lot of money compared to buying them in your local retail
shopping centre. Discounted prices for quality branded bicycle accessories allows the cyclist to buy as many bike accessories as they need to get the most out of the time spent on the bike.
At the Alimay Sports online bicycle shop we have bike parts
and bicycle boxes for traveling, bottles and bottle cages such as the
popular Tacx Shiva bottle, lights from Smart and Tacx to keep you
training in the winter and Tacx Turbo trainers for when it’s too cold
and wet out for you to risk damaging your legs. If you do plan to go
out, then we have you covered with mudguards, bike bells and mirrors and
high quality locks from Masterlock to keep your bike secure if you get
some miles in going in and out of work. Take a look at our online
bicycle shop to see the different categories of accessories that are
available to ship straight away. Keep on Cycling.
A blog about bike accessories on offer and launched in the UK
Showing posts with label uk cycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uk cycling. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Buying Bike Parts Online in the UK
As cycling for leisure, travel and health in the UK continues to
grow, an increasing number of people prefer to purchase their bike parts
and accessories online. The growth in cycling has seen the expansion of
bicycle experts e-tailers in the UK, who have responded to this trend
by offering discounted, pricing on cycle parts, bicycle clothing, sports
nutrition and bike components from all the major brands, where the
serious or hobby cyclist can now save up to 60% against high street
retailers.
The UK cycling community has been categorised into three main segments, The Occasional Cyclists, The Frequent Cyclists and The Regular Cyclists. When it comes to purchasing bike parts and accessories online, the occasional cyclist tends to purchase the core necessary products such as cycling helmets, pumps and bicycle reflectors, meanwhile the frequent cyclist will also buy cycle clothing, mudguards, brake sets and other accessories while the regular cyclist includes sports nutrition, tyres, specialised cycling components and training accessories in their purchases.
The occasional and frequent cyclists are the most popular type of cycling, with two thirds (66%) of UK cyclists riding at the weekends, either alone or in a group, this also includes general purpose riding, such as going to the shops or visiting friends.
Growing fitness consciousness among people living in the UK, increased energy prices, growing congestion due to increasing population and the number of cars on British roads is fuelling the growth for the online bicycle retailers over the coming years. Cycling as a pleasurable and beneficial leisure activity combined with growing environmental concerns by consumers means bicycles are emerging as an alternative for short distance transport that causes no pollution.. In addition, bicycles' energy efficiency, coupled with cycling as a fitness activity, will help propel demand for bike parts, accessories and sports nutrition from bicycle expert retailers either online or in store.
The UK cycling market has expanded rapidly over the past couple of years and is now worth over £2.15 billion, new research suggests. So no matter what category of cyclist you fall into, no matter how much or little you spend on your bike parts and bicycle accessories, you will probably save 30-60% on purchases by looking online.
The UK cycling community has been categorised into three main segments, The Occasional Cyclists, The Frequent Cyclists and The Regular Cyclists. When it comes to purchasing bike parts and accessories online, the occasional cyclist tends to purchase the core necessary products such as cycling helmets, pumps and bicycle reflectors, meanwhile the frequent cyclist will also buy cycle clothing, mudguards, brake sets and other accessories while the regular cyclist includes sports nutrition, tyres, specialised cycling components and training accessories in their purchases.
The occasional and frequent cyclists are the most popular type of cycling, with two thirds (66%) of UK cyclists riding at the weekends, either alone or in a group, this also includes general purpose riding, such as going to the shops or visiting friends.
Growing fitness consciousness among people living in the UK, increased energy prices, growing congestion due to increasing population and the number of cars on British roads is fuelling the growth for the online bicycle retailers over the coming years. Cycling as a pleasurable and beneficial leisure activity combined with growing environmental concerns by consumers means bicycles are emerging as an alternative for short distance transport that causes no pollution.. In addition, bicycles' energy efficiency, coupled with cycling as a fitness activity, will help propel demand for bike parts, accessories and sports nutrition from bicycle expert retailers either online or in store.
The UK cycling market has expanded rapidly over the past couple of years and is now worth over £2.15 billion, new research suggests. So no matter what category of cyclist you fall into, no matter how much or little you spend on your bike parts and bicycle accessories, you will probably save 30-60% on purchases by looking online.
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