FAQ

It's roasted fresh to order, so give us a couple of days, then it's on its way. UK delivery is usually 2-3 working days after that. We'd bring it by bike, but Devon to Aberdeen takes a fortnight.

UK shipping is a flat £3.50, and it's completely free once your order reaches £20 (that's two bags or more). Stock up, split a couple with a riding mate, and we'll cover the postage.

Not yet, we're UK only for now. We've toured most of Europe on two wheels, so getting coffee over there is firmly on the list.

Drop us a message with a photo and we'll put it right. Couriers aren't always as gentle with the parcels as we are with the panniers.

Order by 18 December and it'll land in time, UK addresses only. It's roasted fresh to order, so give it a couple of days before it ships, then 2-3 working days in the post. Anything after the 18th, we'll still send it, we just can't promise it beats Santa to it.

We don't, and we're proud to say so. Our coffee is roasted to order by a brilliant family-run specialty roastery in West Yorkshire, going strong since 2008. We bring the bikes, the brand and the daft names; they bring genuinely excellent coffee.

Properly good coffee, roasted fresh in Yorkshire. One ingredient: 100% speciality Arabica, supplied as beans or freshly ground to your choice. We pick the blends we love to drink, the sort worth carrying to the top of a climb. Full details are on each bag.

Our coffee is a single ingredient (100% Arabica) and contains none of the 14 major allergens. If you've got a severe allergy, email us before ordering and we'll confirm exactly how it's handled and packed. Full ingredients, allergens and sourcing are on our Ingredients & Allergens page.

Yes, and it matters to us. The green coffee is bought through transparent, traceable supply chains: every coffee is traceable back to its origin and producer group, growers are paid well above the commodity price, and we back long-term relationships with smallholder farmers who farm with the environment in mind. Good coffee shouldn't cost the earth, or the people who grow it.

Roasted to order and sent straight out, never left hanging around. Fresher than Rich's legs after a winter on the turbo.

Because they are. We change the artwork every three months, each new set celebrating another of cycling's great clichés. When a season sells out, that label is retired for good, so collect them, frame them, or just drink the coffee before the next lot lands. To be clear, it's the labels that are limited, not the coffee: inside is the same brilliant coffee from our Yorkshire roastery.

Depends what you're into: dark and strong, smooth and easy, or bright and a bit different. The lineup changes every season, so rather than naming names here (they won't stay accurate), our Choosing Your Roast guide breaks down roast levels, tasting notes and grinds, so you can match it to whatever's actually on sale right now. You'll end up with all three eventually anyway. It's the n+1 rule, but for coffee.

It's a food product, so we can't take it back once it's shipped. But if something's not right, tell us and we'll sort a replacement or refund. See our returns policy.

Catch us quickly, ideally the same day. If it hasn't been roasted yet we can usually swap it. After that it's like trying to un-send your Strava kudos.

Tell us. We're two blokes who'd much rather you came back than quietly never returned, so we'll help you find a blend that suits.

We put 1% of every order toward carbon removal through Stripe Climate, helping fund the new technology that pulls CO2 back out of the atmosphere. Small brand, real contribution. On top of that, we choose green coffee that's responsibly sourced and traceable to origin (more on our Ingredients & Allergens page).

John and Rich, two brothers from Devon who've been riding together since they could reach the pedals. 'Bros' isn't a marketing gimmick; we're genuinely related, and we genuinely argue about gear ratios. Full story, and why we started a coffee brand, on our Our Story page.