Do you have what it takes to complete the Roll Massif Challenge? This unique event will challenge cyclists from all regions of the country and of all abilities. Push yourself to new heights this summer by riding an accumulative 353 or 484 miles.

Why 353 or 484 miles? 353 is the total miles of all the event’s short routes combined. 484 miles is the total distance for all event’s long courses combined. You can do one event or all of them. You can ride gravel, you can pound pavement. It’s up to you. You have till Oct 31 to complete it. All results must be submitted by Nov 1 at midnight MST.

All registered riders will be entered into a drawing to receive prizes throughout the summer. If you’re feeling extra bold and complete all the rides, you will be entered into the grand prize drawings for a bicycle, racks, trainers and more.

Since this is a virtual challenge, you can ride wherever and whenever you want! You are welcomed to do it in segments, but you must submit the mileages within the 90-day window. If you can’t ride the whole Copper Triangle (79 miles) or Elephant Rock (100 miles) in one go, do it in stages.

We’ll re-share all the fun ways you guys are accomplishing the challenge through our social network as well as share our own attempts at this challenge too!

EVENT MILES
Copper Triangle: 79-miles
Crooked Gravel: 65 or 93-miles
Wild Horse Gravel: 45 or 90-Miles
Tour de Vineyards: 23 or 58-miles
Tour of the Moon: 41 or 64-miles
Elephant Rock: 100-miles

Short Course Total = 353-miles
Long Course Total = 484-miles

POST YOUR PROGRESS
After completing your individual segments, please post your results to this web site, using the Results link at the top of the page. You can log daily, the platform will track your progress based on the event you signed up for and will also let you know when you have reached the either goal. There are no awards for our virtual races, as everything is on the honor system when posting race results. LOG ACTIVITIES MUST BE WITHIN YOUR CHALLENGE TIME-FRAME

You can track your milage with a number of different apps, watch, or fitness device that you would like and programs (ie strava, garmin connect). While you are riding, and especially after completing your challenge, be sure to post photos, GPS images, and other cool pics to our Facebook Page Inspire others and show off the rides you road.

PRINT YOUR OFFICIAL BIB NUMBER AND FINISHERS CERTIFICATE
In your profile you will have your own digital bib number you can share and/or ride with it. After you complete the challenge, be sure to print your custom finishers certificate. Simply click on your name in the results page after they are posted and click the link below your bib number in the upper right hand corner.

SWAG
RMf. Challenge Jersey or T-Shirt
RMf. Sticker
Training tips from our partners
Sponsor sample packs
Chance to win some sweet prizes!

Details for round 3 of the 2020 Revolution Enduro are still being confirmed. Stay tuned to our website (link below) for up to date event information. In the meantime, be sure to check out round 1, 2 and 4 of the Revolution Enduro:

Round 1: Granby Ranch – May 31, 2020

Round 2: Eagle – July 12, 2020

Round 4: Powderhorn -September 6

An extraordinary experience marked by passion, inspiration, determination and fun. Feel the electricity at the starting line and the remarkable support throughout your journey as we unite in our mission to end MS.

Day 1 – 26 miles, 83 miles or 100 miles
Day 2: 60 miles or 81 miles
Sheridan, Wyoming

Each ride in the Bike MS series offers unique local flavor, while maintaining a consistently well-organized and extraordinary experience. With food and drink to fuel the ride and mechanical and medical assistance wherever needed, you’ll be fully supported at Bike MS. From the volunteers who pass out ice-cold popsicles and cheer on your team, to the truck drivers who have our luggage and the SAG drivers who have our backs, we are all in it together. Bike MS is more than a ride. It is an experience driven by camaraderie, passion, inspiration and fun. Get ready for the ride of your life!

How Bike MS Works
Bike MS is the fundraising cycling series of the National MS Society and raises more money than any other cycling event for any other cause. To date, Bike MS cyclists, volunteers, and donors have raised more than $1.3 billion to stop MS in its tracks, restore what’s been lost, and end MS forever.

Route distances vary from 15 to 150 miles, with some rides being one or multi-days. One thing is certain: You will have the ride of your life no matter which Bike MS event you choose, and your efforts will make a difference in the lives of people affected by MS.

You can register to ride in any of our nationwide events as an individual or as a part of a team. Each ride has a fundraising minimum and features extraordinary cycling routes, support, volunteers and experiences. So, find one near you, or ride somewhere new!

The Broadmoor Pikes Peak Cycling Hill Climb features a competitive race sanctioned by USA Cycling and a Gran Fondo non-competitive fun ride that give cyclists of all abilities a truly unique experience on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain. This event will be held on Saturday, August 8, 2020. Created in 2010, this year marks the 11th consecutive year of The Broadmoor Pikes Peak Cycling Hill Climb, an annual event of the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation. This event attracts the top competitive and recreational cyclists from across the nation and around the world.

Cyclists will ride in a fully supported event.

Competitive Race & Gran Fondo: 12.42 miles/20 km – 4,725 ft. elevation gain.

At an elevation of 14,115′, Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain is one of Colorado’s 54 fourteeners, mountains that rise more than 14,000 feet (4,267.2 m) above sea level, and the highest summit of the southern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains of North America. It is located within the Pike National Forest. The mountain is named in honor of American explorer Zebulon Pike and is a designated National Historic Landmark.

High-altitude views abound in every direction. Crisp mountain air exhilarates the senses. And swarms of riders fire each other up. And that’s before the ride even starts!

Both the 68- and 97-mile routes get right down to business, taking riders from downtown Winter Park onto remote gravel roads and up into the mountains.

The Crooked Gravel takes a few cues from an exploratory event the legendary Ron Kiefel put together a decade ago called Crooked Roubaix. Back before gravel bikes were really a thing, Kiefel and some friends set out on a 95-mile dirt-road adventure from Winter Park up into the high mountains on road bikes.

The Stonewall Century is a challenging road bike ride along one of Colorado’s most beautiful scenic highways. We welcome you to come and enjoy some of the best road riding in Southern Colorado.

Winter Park Sunrise to Sunset capitalizes on two well-established strengths: the Sunrise to Sunset model and Winter Park’s deep mountain-bike roots. Luscious singletrack trails crisscross the mountains of Winter Park. How good are they, you ask? Good enough that USA Cycling is hosting the National Championships on the WInter Park trails in 2019.

Ideal for a 12-hour relay format, the section of trails used in Sunrise to Sunset are just above town, making access and relaxation between laps super easy. Winter Park Sunrise to Sunset will be held in conjunction with Crooked Gravel, so at day’s end riders of both persuasions will be partying together at the bandshell and surrounding park.

The 12-hour format is all about balancing camaraderie and challenge. Sure, some folks race it solo, but most choose to race in teams, from two-person up to five-person squads. As one teammate is out on course, banging out a 9.4-mile hot lap, the others are kicking back at camp, enjoying the festival atmosphere in the cool, high-mountain air.

While some events cater specifically to beginners or experts, Sunrise to Sunset offers fun for all; the level of challenge is self selected by how fast you go!

The Emerald Mountain Epic, formerly known as the Steamboat Stinger, provides a challenging backcountry race experience showcasing some of Steamboat Springs’ finest singletrack. The race benefits two local nonprofits:

Partners in Routt County and Routt County Riders.

August 8th and 9th, 2020 Emerald Mountain Epic’s mission is to host Steamboat’s premier single track race experience.

We are a charity event that challenges racers to compete at their personal best while promoting safety, fun, camaraderie and community.

The New Castle Rides and Reggae Festival is a celebration of all things trails, mountain biking, music and community. Rides and Reggae includes a Saturday full of fun including live music from local and national reggae bands, MTB Races for all ability levels on the Colorow Trail Network, bike demo, beer garden, food and silent auction. Not into MTB racing, no problem. Just ride your bike up to VIX Ranch Park and link up with other like minded people for a group ride. Not into mountain biking at all, that’s ok too. Head up and toss a blanket on the ground and take in the beautiful views from Castle Valley while listening to amazing live music.

Kids 12 and under FREE

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:

MTB Race Packet Pickup and Registration Party

Friday August 7 5pm-9pm

Ritter Plaza Downtown New Castle

Come down and get your race packet. We will live music and beers for purchase

NEW CASTLE DIRTY DOZEN MTB Race

-1 Dirty Dozen – 10 miles on singletrack with 2,000 feet of climbing 8:00am start time

-2 Dirty Dozens – 20 miles on singletrack with 4,000 feet of climbing 8:00am start time

-3 Dirty Dozens – 30 miles on singletrack with 6,000 feet of climbing 8:00am start time

-Kids race on Lower Stairway to Heaven and Goose Flow

Map can be found at newcastletrails.com

All or part of this event take place on Bureau of land management lands

Rides and Reggae Festival

This is it, the race of all races. One hundred miles across the high-altitude, extreme terrain of the Colorado Rockies, this event was created for only the most determined athletes. Starting at 10,152 feet and climbing to 12,424 feet, you’ll be challenged to catch your breath — while the views try to take it away.

Thursday
• 2:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Early packet pickup and mandatory medical check-in
Registration HQ, 316 Harrison
Photo ID required. Packets must be picked up in person. They will not be mailed or given to others.

Friday
• 7:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Packet pickup and mandatory medical check-in
Registration HQ, 316 Harrison
Photo ID required. Packets must be picked up in person. They will not be mailed or given to others. No late medical check-ins will be accepted.

• 10:00 a.m. Mandatory athlete meeting
Lake County High School, 1000 W 4th St.
Up-to-date conditions, changes in race rules or procedures and last-minute instructions will be announced. All entrants are required to attend.

• 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Pre-Race Expo (Participant T-shirts available Noon – 5 p.m.)
Courthouse Lawn, 505 Harrison Ave
• 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Supply bag drop – Clear plastic bags only. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Courthouse Lawn, 6th & Harrison

Saturday
• 5:00 a.m. – 6:15 a.m. Mandatory corral check-in
Corner of 6th & Harrison

• 6:30 a.m. RACE START

• 3:30 p.m. 9-hour cutoff time for the gold and silver trophy buckle

• 12:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Finish Fest
Courthouse Lawn, 505 Harrison Ave

• 6:30 p.m. 12-hour final cutoff time for completion of the race and the silver buckle

Sunday
• 7:30 a.m. Athlete awards and finisher buckles
Lake County High School, 1000 W 4th St.
All awards and finisher buckles will be presented at this time and must be picked up in person. They will not be given to others and will not be distributed before or after the awards ceremony. Finisher jackets will be distributed at the Lake County High School following the completion of the awards ceremony. The first 1,000 finishers will be guaranteed their sweatshirts the day after the race. If your sweatshirt is not printed overnight, it will be made and shipped to you free of charge.