The 60km is approximately 20% single track, 50% forest road, 30% bitumen or other (concrete bike path etc).

The 100km is approximately 40% is single track, 40% gravel roads, and 20% bitumen or other (concrete bike path etc).

Recommended bikes and tyres can be found on event page.

All bikes must be in suitable condition for off-road riding and capable of completing the course unsupported.

For the steeper climbing sections, it is recommended to use a compact chain ring and a minimum of 32-tooth rear cassette.

For more details, check out the Essentials page.

While we have the support crew there to help, riders should be self-sufficient and carry their own spares and basic tools.

The 100km recommended for intermediate to experience riders, we’ve got a number of options to cater for beginners and those who really want to test their limits.

Our 60km event is designed for those not ready to take on the 100km. We also have a 30km ride suitable for any ability.

Riders of any fitness level can complete our E-bike category, but it is recommended they have at least an intermediate level of off-road skills.

Yes, cutoff times are listed on each event page alongside expected times to complete each course.

Yes, each participant receives a timing chip as part of their race pack. Results are released online by late afternoon of the event. 

Our riders are well looked after throughout the event! We have checkpoints along the way as well as mechanical assistance, too.

Definitely! Riders should bring their own spare parts and kits.

Yes, helmets are compulsory to participate in the event. 

You are not permitted to race with any music devices including mobile phones, MP3 players, earphones etc, this is a very serious safety risk to you and the participants around you.