We’re super excited today to announce that stolen goat will be one of the very first companies selling the 2017 Team Dimension Data Kit. This is a step away from the norm for us but we’re big fans of Mark Cavendish and the whole of Team Dimension Data and indeed the great work they are doing in Africa via the Qhubeka Foundation so it we jumped at the opportunity to be a part of it.
Team Dimension Data x stolen goat?
You might wonder how this came about. Well Team Dimension Data kit is sponsored and provided by Oakley who have long been a part of cycling. This year they decided to take their pro race kit to the next level and used Bioracer as their technical partner. We use Bioracer for our performance wear manufacturing so are all too familiar with the expertise they bring to the game. The combination of Oakley and Bioracer is extremely exciting and I have no doubt that Team Dimension Data will perform at their optimum this year.
We work closely with Bioracer these days and they are on board with our customer service capabilities and so it seemed like a very natural fit for us to offer Team Dimension Data Kit to our growing audience.
What’s on offer?
Via the Team Dimension Data Kit page you can buy the kit that’s available to the team and soon you will also be able to pre-order the more exotic pieces of race kit that the team uses to get that extra race winning edge when it really matters.
Currently we have team jerseys and shorts in stock but lots more is coming very shortly.
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What’s The Qhubeka Foundation?
Qhubeka is an Nguni word that means “to progress”, “to move forward”. Qhubeka (qhubeka.org) is part of World Bicycle Relief (worldbicyclerelief.org), a global non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing education, health and economic opportunities by providing simple, sustainable transportation through the power of bicycles. What’s not to love?!
A percentage of all Team Dimension Data kit sold goes directly to the foundation.
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