Teams take on challenges to win bicycle parts. Any part a team fails to win must be bought from a limited budget of game money, so strategy and budgeting matter. Once a team has everything, it assembles the bicycle, and the finished bikes are donated, often handed over on the spot.

Wheels of Fortune: Build Bicycles, Change Lives
Wheels of Fortune is our most-booked CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) team building activity. Teams compete to win bicycle parts, build complete bikes and donate them to a non-profit that gives them to children and people in need.
How it works
At a glance
Chosen by: MakeMyTrip, HP, Alight
Key takeaways
Improved strategic thinking
Compete or spend?
Improved resource planning
Budgets are tight
Time management
Every minute counts
Why teams choose Wheels of Fortune
It teaches planning and budgeting, and the donation advances your CSR goals. MakeMyTrip used it to unite teams after its merger with Goibibo; Salesforce, ReNew Power, Dassault Systèmes, HP and Alight have also chosen it.
Wheels of Fortune FAQs
They are donated to a partner non-profit that provides bicycles to children and people in need. [Name the partner NGO.]
Yes. Wheels of Fortune works indoors (offices, hotel ballrooms, conference halls) and outdoors (lawns, resorts, campuses). We confirm space needs once you share your venue.
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Customized schedules, equipment, and certified facilitators included.
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