Buy One Give One!

Have you seen our brand new UK social enterprise yet?

We’re selling a limited edition of really top-quality fully refurbished Royal Mail bicycles. Every one you buy gives another to Malawi, which means you get a great quality bike and someone in Malawi does too.

Have a look at www.elephantbike.co.uk for full details and you can like us on Facebook too!

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