Win £150/$150 by telling us about your life in cycling
An Amazon voucher is up for grabs for one lucky entrant
In case you’ve missed the headlines, the cycling industry has had a tough few years, but with the sun shining in the northern hemisphere again, we’re optimistic that cyclists are back on the roads and eager to upgrade their rides.
To find out more about the demand for cycling, we’d like to ask our readers about your intentions with your next cycling purchases in our latest survey.
We’d also like to know more about the cycling you do, the brands you love (or don’t), the sports you love and a snapshot of you as an individual.
These questions will help us understand what the next year might look like for the cycling industry, as well as a little more about our readers.
As a thank you for your time, there is an optional prize draw at the end of the survey for a £150 Amazon voucher. This is only available to those 18+ from the UK or USA, however, it is possible to submit your answers without entering the prize draw.
To enter the optional prize draw, please provide your email address and name when prompted at the end of the survey. This data will only be used for prize draw purposes unless you select otherwise.
Please note we take your privacy very seriously. All answers you submit are completely anonymous and confidential. We may use quotes from you, but only anonymously.
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