Qhubeka has donated nearly 110,000 of their unique bicycles to date, funded by several major global corporations, alongside personal donors worldwide.

[10] On 2 August 2018, Qhubeka had a branch established in the UK with Companies House[11] to enable more secure donations from the United Kingdom, as well gain access to Gift Aid.

In July 2019, the high profile yellow-painted #maillotjaune Qhubeka bicycle was stolen at the Grand Départ in Brussels.

This led to a multi-police agency hunt, supported by professional riders from all the World Tour teams present at the race.

As part of their commitment to social mobility, The Tour de France agreed to provide one bicycle for every ride in the race.

The aim is to grow a moustache, meet great people, have an easy ride and raise money for a good cause.

Several elements of the bicycle are being re-engineered and developed to improve longevity, reduce maintenance still further, and simplify all the tools needed to repair and replace parts.