YOU could win a Royal Enfield ‘Superior Motorcycle Experiences’ Trail School Day in Dorset, riding a Himalayan with expert tutelage, a support team & a private chef making lunch - along with other prizes!
Official MotoGP charity Two Wheels for Life and Royal Enfield have joined forces to provide the fantastic trail school prize, amongst other goodies. The competition runs until the 7th of March, and the cost for entry is a minimum donation of £5 which will go towards funding Riders for Health. They are facing an increasingly tough battle to provide healthcare across Africa, where Covid-19 cases are surging and placing an even greater burden on already stretched healthcare systems on the continent.
Riders for Health provide a vital service for the healthcare workers who need to access the most isolated communities in some of the poorest and most remote areas of Africa and can do so much easier on motorcycles. Riders for Health supply, manage and maintain these motorcycles to facilitate this service.
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Charity income for Two Wheels for Health has taken a huge hit this year, as a result of the cancellation of the 2020 Day of Champions event - which would normally take place the day before the British MotoGP at Silverstone. As the coronavirus pandemic brought the cancellation of the British Moto GP weekend, along with it was the cancellation of the charity event.
What are the prizes on offer from Royal Enfield and Two Wheels for Life?
Along with the Trial School day in Dorset, other prizes are:
- Sideburn x Biltwell Moto 2.0 Goggles
- Forever Two Wheels t-shirt – Collector’s Edition
- Bike Shed Motorcycle Club extra tough indigo riding jeans
- Bolt Champion MX shirt
- META magazine - (one-year subscription to)
It’s a minimum £5 donation per entry, and you can buy as many entries as you like. Even if you don’t win, you’ll know your donation has gone to a great place! Their website is here to buy your ticket.
