Anyone donating £5 or more to the Dave Rayner Fund before Friday, November 4 2011, will be automatically entered into a prize draw to be in with a chance of winning a Trigon RQC27 road bike worth £2,300.
The Trigon RQC27 features a carbon-fibre frame and forks, adorned with a SRAM Force groupset and Intrepid wheelset. The bike was donated by Trigon.
Second prize is a pair of tickets to this year's Dave Rayner Dinner on Saturday, November 12, in Bradford. The lucky winner will get to sit at the top table with a host of stars such as Bradley Wiggins, David Millar and Mark Cavendish.
Third prize is a set of RST cycle components, also donated by Trigon.
Send your donation, to be entered into the draw, to The Dave Rayner Fund, c/o Bill Holmes, 6 Brookfield Drive, Littleborough, Lancashire OL15 8RH. Cheques should be made payable to Dave Rayner Fund.
The Dave Rayner Fund helps riders make the transition to racing on the continent, and has raised £500,000 since its creation in 1996. Among the 300 riders who have benefitted from the fund's help include David Millar, Bradley Wiggins and Charly Wegelius.
The fund was set up in the memory of Dave Rayner, a promising young rider who progressed through the junior ranks to ride on the continent but his pro career was tragically cut short when he died in 1994 at the age of 27.
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Trigon RQC27 race bike - top prize
Trigon RQC27 race bike - spec
Frame - Trigon RQC27 Blue or Red
Fork - Trigon RC315(S)
Headset - Trigon R1
Shifter - SRAM Force
Front Derailleur - SRAM Force
Rear Derailleur - SRAM Force
Brake - SRAM Force
Crankset - SRAM Force
Cassette - SRAM Force
Chain - SRAM PC1071
Handle Bar - Trigon RB120(S)
Stem - Trigon HSA01(S)
Seatpost - Trigon SP110-272(S)
Saddle - Prologo Nage Evo Nack
Tape - Cero PU Ultra Soft (White/Black/Red/ Blue)
Wheel - Intrepid RC24 (Alloy Clincher) (1485g)
Tires - Schwalbe Ultremo ZX White Stripe
Related links
Record number of riders get Dave Rayner funding for 2011
2010 Dave Rayner Dinner raises £20,000 - photo special
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