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Bike Seat Cover - Polyester - Cyan
From £1.33 ex VAT
A cyan polyester bike seat cover, designed to protect bicycle seats. It is waterproof, washable, and foldable, offering a practical item for branding with spot or full-colour print.
This polyester bike seat cover in cyan protects bicycle seats from weather and dirt. It is suitable for promotional branding, offering a practical item for cyclists.
- Made from durable 210T polyester material.
- Waterproof and washable for easy maintenance.
- Foldable for convenient storage.
- Designed to fit all standard bicycle seat styles.
- Customisable with 1-4 spot colour or full-colour print in one position.
Ideal for cycling events, community health initiatives, or as a giveaway for businesses promoting sustainable transport.
Brands
A cyan polyester bike seat cover, designed to protect bicycle seats. It is waterproof, washable, and foldable, offering a practical item for branding with spot or full-colour print.
From £1.33 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
Minimum order qty: 250
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 250+ | £1.33 |
| 500+ | £1.06 |
| 1000+ | £0.83 |
| 2500+ | £0.70 |
| 5000+ | £0.62 |
| 10000+ | £0.59 |
£1.33 ex VAT each
£331.83 ex VAT
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Customer Reviews
4.9
Based on 1,460 Google reviews
I called Promo Group in a panic, I had bags printed by a different company and the logo was too big. I was hopeless as no one could help me with printed bags to pick up later that day, But guess what Promo Group helped me. I was in touch with Brendaline who assisted me through the whole process, she even sent me a pic of the bag and logo before they go ahead and print the whole batch. I got lost on my way to their warehouse and only arrived a few minutes after 18:00 and they were still waiting for me! Thank you for your great customer service. You are my go to for all branding going ahead.
Anoencejatha DixonKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
Andrew Woest