How does the bike challenge work?

Pick your poison:

1000 minutes = 16.67 hours
1500 minutes = 25 hours
2000 minutes = 33.33 Hours

and try to complete the selected time by the end of April!

Why are we challenging you in minutes?
There are a couple of reasons:

The early spring months, unfortunately, do not have consistently good biking weather so it would be hard to always track your miles outside
Not everyone can track miles in their pain caves, but everyone can track minutes. This makes it an “even playing field” for everyone who is riding indoors, outdoors, or both in April!

How are we keeping track of minutes?

We are using ChallengeRunner to log minutes and keep track of everyone in the challenge. It’s easy to sign up and can be synced with your Garmin devices.

What do you get from participating in the challenge?

The awesome feeling of accomplishment and a chance to be randomly selected for a prize!

You could win CTC gear, gifts from our sponsors, and other fun club-related gear and trinkets.

How to sign up?

Watch the video below for instructions and then follow the link to one of the three challenges below!

Registration Video

1000-minute bike challenge (challenge code: 9ed7u9-2xuq)

1500-minute bike challenge (challenge code: 8577u9-2xus)

2000-minute bike challenge (challenge code: c1e7u9-2xuu)

CTC Virtual Challenges - Spring Cycles Means Warmer Weather

In April the CTC Virtual Challenge will be on the Bike. We love going for bike rides with friends even if it is virtually.