As an individual it's very simple, you just an choose which course you want to ride for the day.
As a team, team members can individually choose at the time of entry.
For example you can have a team of full road warriors, or full off-road, or a mixture of both.
Your team can also have multiple riders riding at one time or you can ride it relay style, one at a time. It's up to you.
Being a challenge without categories and placings allows you to tackle it how you like.
The course is designed for fun and participation and is not overly technical, or involve a lot of climbing (although there is a hill). If you spend some time getting a few more rides in before the event you will probably enjoy it more. It would be worth getting on a bike a few times prior to the event if you aren’t riding regularly at the moment.
The Tasmanian Bike Collective uses the medium of bike workshops to support young people deal with challenges they may be facing. The aim of the program is to help young people who may be struggling in conventional learning environments due to many different reasons to rebuild confidence, take on challenges recognize the skills they do have and build new ones. Every day in our programs we see increased resilience, growth in communication, improvements in work readiness, capacity to focus. The TasBC is raising funds for a new mobile program which will see further support rolled out to more young people across different locations.
Unfortunately not, We need to cater for entrants, number plates, catering etc based on the number of entrants, so once entries close that is it.
Late entries are only available if we have withdrawals from other teams.