{"id":15418,"date":"2019-07-03T14:00:00","date_gmt":"2019-07-03T13:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/2019\/07\/03\/win-a-genuine-2018-team-dimension-data-bicycle-worth-over-r60-000-r7870\/"},"modified":"2023-02-08T05:19:17","modified_gmt":"2023-02-08T05:19:17","slug":"win-a-genuine-2018-team-dimension-data-bicycle-worth-over-r60-000-r7870","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/win-a-genuine-2018-team-dimension-data-bicycle-worth-over-r60-000-r7870\/","title":{"rendered":"Win a genuine 2018 Team Dimension Data bicycle worth over R60 000"},"content":{"rendered":"

Find out how you can win a Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka bicycle<\/a> ridden by the team in 2018, and how you can help Nederburg and Qhubeka move people forward.<\/p>\n

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Where it all began<\/h2>\n

Like winemaking, cycling demands a balance of passion, flexibility and a relentless desire to discover more. So, when Nederburg entered into a professional sponsorship agreement with Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka after the team\u2019s first successful 2015 Tour De France ride, the partnership made perfect sense.<\/p>\n

But Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka aren\u2019t just any cycling team. They ride for a cause. They ride for Qhubeka; a South African non-profit organisation, established in 2005 by Anthony Fitzhenry. Together Qhubeka and Nederburg believe that bicycles change lives, and you too can be part of the change.<\/p>\n

Working together to move people forward<\/h2>\n

Qhubeka is an Nguni word meaning \u201cto progress\u201d or \u201cto move forward\u201d. A fitting name, as Qhubeka provides bicycles to connect people to schools, clinics and jobs. In communities where transport is limited and access would otherwise be restricted, these bicycles help people travel faster and further, and to carry more. By literally moving people forward, bikes act as tools for positive change.<\/p>\n

People \u201cearn\u201d bicycles through various programmes, like Qhubeka\u2019s Learn-to-Earn Programme where children are rewarded for improved school attendance. People can also receive bicycles through improving their communities, the environment, getting involved in sports or providing healthcare and disaster relief to those in need.<\/p>\n

Qhubeka\u2019s involvement in communities is sustainable, as these high-quality bicycles are produced at local assembly facilities by community members who\u2019re trained as mechanics. Nederburg is home to one of these facilities. Here, 5 000 bicycles are produced to international standards every year. Each comes equipped with a helmet, pump, cable-lock and utility tool to ensure a safe and long-lasting relationship between bike and owner.<\/p>\n

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Competition Closed<\/h2>\n

Nederburg thanks everyone who pledged their support for Team Dimension Data and all those who very kindly donated to help Qhubeka move people forward.<\/p>\n

Well done to the winner: <\/strong>Mark C. (Western Cape)\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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