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Yes, shipping costs may apply when ordering online. These are added to the purchase price and paid via the monthly leasing rate. However, they are not included in the RRP and therefore have no effect on the redemption amount in the event of a purchase at the end of the leasing period (redemption amount = 18% of the RRP).

With regard to the bike lock, the same conditions apply to online retailers as to local bike dealers: no leasing request can be made without a lock. Whether this condition is met is checked by the respective online dealer when the order is placed. With some online dealers, a lock is automatically added to the shopping cart when the customer enters their personal Bikeleasing user ID on the online dealer's website.

The bike is delivered directly to you as an employee. It is not yet ready to ride: often the pedals still have to be fitted and the handlebars and saddle adjusted. You as the employee must carry out this final assembly and then check whether the bike is free of defects. We therefore recommend that you take a short test ride to check that the bike is in good working order. If the bike is free of defects, you must confirm acceptance in the Bikeleasing portal within 14 calendar days (note: not working days) of the bike being dispatched.

We recommend that you keep the box until the end of the leasing term. If you do not wish to take over the bike at the end of the leasing term, a logistics company will collect the bike from you (the Bikeleasing-Service will provide the shipping label for this). The bike must be packed in a bike box ready for shipment. If the original box is no longer available, a local bike dealer may be able to help out with a box.

In this case, you as the employee are responsible for proper assembly. You will receive suitable instructions together with the bike. Accordingly, as an employee you are also liable for improper assembly and any resulting consequences.

If you are unsure about the assembly, you can have the bike assembled by a local bike dealer at your own expense. You can usually find cooperating service partners on the online retailer's website.