Hunt has announced a new partnership with Africa's only WorldTour team; for the 2021 season, Hunt will be the wheel supplier for Team Qhubeka Assos. Formerly known as MTN Qhubeka, Dimension Data, and most recently NTT Pro Cycling, Doug Ryder's Qhubeka philosophy was to use road racing to maximize the potential of the bicycle.

Ollie Gray, Hunt's road product brand manager, recognized that Ryder's vision was a key decision point for the partnership.

"In addition to the program's incredible success in racing over the years, we were drawn to the team's core purpose: to advance the Qhubeka organization's mission of changing people's lives through cycling. It is sobering to have the opportunity to partner with a team that exists to provide tangible positive social impact."

Hunt said that while the brand is considered by many to be the leading manufacturer of road bike wheels and gravel wheels, the challenge of supplying a World Tour team provides excellent product feedback, and the desire for continuous improvement is a major motivation for this partnership The partnership is largely motivated by a desire for continuous improvement. Elite rider teams impose far more intensity and mileage on their wheelsets than the average customer.

Hunt's engineers will be eager to hear from the riders of Team Cubeca Asos, but it is clear that team director Doug Ryder has no doubts about the quality of the product.

"We are very excited about our partnership with Hunt Wheels, who are entering the world tour of cycling through our team. Their wheels have a great reputation and as a company, we are committed to seeking out the best products to provide us with the best riding experience."

"We are very excited to be working with Hunt Wheels, as they have a great reputation and are committed to providing us with the best products to provide us with the best riding experience.

Under the Dimension Data name, the team has signed a bike sponsorship agreement with BMC that will last until the end of the 2021 season; since BMC recently announced a partnership with AG2R Citroen, it remains to be seen if the African team will use BMC frames again next year. not yet known.