Tredz
Tredz is a British retailer of bikes, clothing, accessories and components, with stores in Swansea and Cardiff and online sales across the UK. It offers free delivery on orders over £50 and 0% APR finance.
About Tredz
Tredz, a cycling retailer based in South Wales
Tredz is a British company dedicated to selling bikes, clothing, accessories and components for men, women and children. Its business combines an online store with a large-scale operation based in Swansea and specialist stores in Swansea and Cardiff. The company presents itself as a UK cycling specialist and is part of Performance Cycling Limited.
The website features a catalogue covering road, mountain, gravel, hybrid and electric bikes, as well as helmets, protection, spares, bags, mudguards, lighting and indoor training equipment. Featured brands and models include Kato PRO 2026, Marlin+ 8 2026, Marlin 6 Gen 3 2027, Xelius DRS 9.0 2026, Crosshill CF 6.0 2026, Supercaliber SLR 9.8 XT, Checkpoint SL 5 AXS Gen 3, along with components such as the Dura-Ace R9300 Carbon SPD-SLR pedals and the Phoenix+ Full Face helmet. The store also sells products from the KICKR and Zwift Cog brands.
Services and benefits for shoppers
The company offers free delivery on orders over £50 and 0% APR finance on orders over £99. It has a 24/7 parcel collection and returns service, price match and a finance programme that includes options such as PayPal Credit, PayPal Pay in 3 and Novuna Personal Finance. For purchases over £250, short-term 0% APR finance options are available, along with Buy Now Pay Later options at 9.9% APR and extended terms at 14.9% APR. It also has an expert advice service and a customer support section with order tracking, delivery information, returns and exchanges, and complaints handling.
The Cycle to Work programme is available for those who wish to buy a bike through the employee benefit scheme. In addition, the store offers a £5 discount voucher on purchases over £50, excluding bikes, and a deals newsletter.
Stores and operations
Tredz has physical stores in Swansea and Cardiff, and its operational headquarters is in Swansea, where it employs more than 250 people in contact, support, distribution, warehouse and specialist store roles. The company also operates the Giant Swansea Store. Its origins date back to M&P's Cycles, opened in the 1980s, which later became Cycleworld and then Tredz with the launch of its website in 2006.
Commitment and responsibility
The company works with the charity Bike 4 Cancer and takes part in waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) recycling initiatives. It also offers job opportunities in retail, marketing and web development.
Sale of bikes and cycling equipment