Kona to donate 1,000 bikes to AfricaBike

Kona doubles its Africa bike donation goal to 1,000 bikes through its 2-for-1 program, with future projects supporting the World Wildlife Foundation.
By Jeff Barber
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kona.jpgKona is doubling the number of bikes it expects to donate to healthcare workers in Africa through its ongoing 2-for-1 sales program from 500 to 1,000. Under the program Kona donates one bike for every two bikes that are purchased, though I’m guessing they aren’t giving away Stab Supremes 😉 . I couldn’t find anything on the Kona website about the program but this article mentions that Kona is planning future projects to benefit the World Wildlife Foundation. Nice.

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