FAQs
Does Ribble Cycles do free shipping?
Because Ribble is based in the UK, they are unable to offer a free shipping option. The price of delivery for US orders will be made clear during the checkout process as it is dependent on the product ordered and its destination. Your order should take 6 - 12 days to arrive.
Do Ribble bikes come assembled?
Each Ribble bike is hand-assembled in our workshop by one of their mechanics. It is then inspected by another member of the workshop team before being partially disassembled so it would fit in its box for shipping. You will need to fit the wheels, handlebars, seatpost, and saddle yourself when the bike arrives. They have a guide with pictures on their website to make it as simple as possible.
Can I test ride a Ribble Cycles bike?
Worried about fully committing to a brand-new bike? You can ride a Ribble Cycles bike for up to 30 days, and if you don’t like it, you can return it. To take advantage of this offer, you need to keep hold of the original box to return the bike in. The original box must be used, and the returned bike must be clean and disassembled as it was when it was received. There are charges, such as a courier to return the bike and a restocking fee. If you want to keep testing a bike outside of the 30-day window, you could also consider the brand's e-bike rental scheme.
Do Ribble Cycles bikes come with warranty?
Ribble-branded frames and forks all come with a 3-year warranty to protect against faults and damage. Other Ribble-branded components come with a 1-year manufacturing warranty. If your product is from another manufacturer, it will be subject to their warranty policies and not Ribble Cycles.
What’s the Ribble Cycles returns policy?
When you purchase a bike from Ribble Cycles you can use the bike for a 30 day test period and if you don’t like it, you can return it. Think of it as a 30 day test ride, and if you’re not happy at the end you can send it back. You’ll need to retain the original packaging and return before the 30 days is up to make use of the promotion and return of the bicycle is at your own expense. For returns, exchanges and where cleaning is required, fees will be applied on a case by case basis and exceptions do apply such as if you have a Custom Colour bike.
Ribble Bikes Saving Tips
Shop the Sale
You can find the best deals on products across the Ribble range when you shop their sales. You'll find road, gravel, and electric bikes suited to every kind of riding with prices discounted by as much as 30%. Ribble tends to run its sales around key retailing seasons such as Black Friday and Labor Day, so check in around these times for the best deals.
Look for Outlet deals
Ribble Cycles runs an outlet where it sells clearance & used bike models at significantly discounted prices. If you aren't dedicated to having a brand new bike, you can save up to $1500 on selected purchases, making this a great way to get more for your money if you don't mind a few scratches. Note that any clearance deals are only around as long as stocks last, so make the most of these when they're available.
Join the newsletter
Ribble Cycles keeps its customers up-to-date with the latest deals & product launches via its newsletter, which is free to join through its website. Simply find the email address field at the bottom of the page and enter your chosen email address to receive regular updates direct to your inbox.
How to Use Ribble Cycles Coupon Codes
- Take a look through our available Ribble Cycles coupons and copy the code from the one you’d like to use.
- Head to the Ribble Cycles website to start your shopping.
- Once you have added everything you need to your shopping cart, tap the trolley icon in the header to review your purchases.
- Once you are happy with your order summary, select ‘Secure Checkout.’
- Login to your account or create one to proceed, then select your delivery method.
- Once you've completed the delivery section, tap the “Apply Gift Card” button and paste your chosen code into the text box.
- Click "Apply” to add your discount to your order total, then proceed through the rest of the checkout as normal to complete your purchase.
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