Challenge yourself with USN and win one of two team entries to the 2017 Absa Cape Epic, plus a chance of winning USN online shopping vouchers worth R1500 each.
How it works
The USN Epic Challenge is based on four individual challenges over an eight week period (12 October – 6 December 2016). Each challenge spans a two week period and will require you to achieve targets based on your Strava cycling activities.
Successfully complete all four challenges and you will be eligible to win one of the two Absa Cape Epic entries available.
Just for participating you’ll also stand a chance of winning one of five USN online shopping vouchers valued at R1500 each.
How do I enter?
- Sign up on http://usnepicchallenge.co.za/ using your Strava account;
- Start riding! Complete all four challenges and you could win one of two 2017 Absa Cape Epic team entries.
The Challenges
Challenge 1: Laying the foundations
Ride at least 500km in two weeks.
Dates: Wednesday, 12-Oct-2016 00:00:00 SAST – Tuesday, 25-Oct-2016 23:59:59 SAST
Challenge 2: One big ride
Go on at least one big ride spending at least 5 hours in the saddle (moving time) and covering at least 70km.
Dates: Wednesday, 26-Oct-2016 00:00:00 SAST – Tuesday, 08-Nov-2016 23:59:59 SAST
Challenge 3: Take on the big climbs
Climb at least 2500m in a single ride of at least 70km.
Dates: Wednesday, 09-Nov-2016 00:00:00 SAST – Tuesday, 22-Nov-2016 23:59:59 SAST
Challenge 4: Ride, ride, ride
Complete at least 3 rides (on consecutive days) with a total moving time of 12 hours or more.
Dates: Wednesday, 23-Nov-2016 00:00:00 SAST – Tuesday, 06-Dec-2016 23:59:59 SAST
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Well done to the two winners:
Looking at strava and some of the 100km + rides, I see the leaderboard is doubling the distance, the riders strava account shows exactly half the data reflected on the leaderboard.