The Bali Loop
Ride 550km (342 miles), the distance of a full lap of Bali, on any bike and across as many rides as you like. Finish the lap and you're in the draw.
Once it's installed, find The Bali Loop in the Challenges feed.
Lap the island. Any bike.
Bali is roughly 550km around the coast. Ride that far inside the challenge window, wherever you are, and you've finished the lap.
It doesn't have to be one ride. Every ride you log adds to your total, whatever the length. Outdoor rides, indoor trainer sessions and Zwift all count, and you never have to set foot in Bali.
Finish the lap. Get in the hat.
Every rider who finishes the full 550km inside the window gets one entry into the Bali Loop draw. Names are drawn at random, so it's about finishing, not how fast you rode.
One entry per rider. Extra kilometres don't earn extra entries.
550km. Bike only.
Only rides started and finished between Tuesday 14 July 2026 and Wednesday 14 October 2026 count, and every one has to be logged in the Harry's app. Any of these and the ride won't count.
Anything that isn't cycling.
Doesn't countRidden outside the challenge window.
Doesn't countNot recorded by a bike computer, GPS device, watch or virtual platform.
Doesn't countMissing the distance, time or date of the ride.
Doesn't countA logged distance that doesn't match the ride.
Doesn't countTracking & Submission
- Any recording device: Garmin, Wahoo, COROS, Apple Watch, Strava, Zwift, etc.
- Every ride must clearly show its distance, time and date.
- Upload a screenshot of each ride as proof, and add the activity link if you have one.
- Log every ride: each one adds to your total until you hit 550km.
- Issues? ethan@hardcoreharrys.com.au
How To Enter
The Bali Loop is a members challenge. Download the Harry's Challenges app, become a member, and join The Bali Loop from the Challenges feed while the window is open.
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Already in the app? Open The Bali LoopShow full disclaimer
Participation is voluntary and at your own risk.
You confirm you are in good physical health and assume all liability for any injuries. Hardcore Harry's AU PTY LTD reserves the right to disqualify any entry that violates submission rules. Repeated violations may lead to removal from the challenge.What is a virtual distance challenge?
A virtual distance challenge gives you a big total to reach over weeks or months, and lets you get there however suits you. Every run, ride or swim you log adds to your tally until you hit the target.
The targets are often real journeys: a lap of an island, a famous crossing, the length of a canyon. It turns ordinary sessions on your local loop into progress toward something you'd never do in one go.
Because you can split the distance across as many sessions as you like, it fits around work and life. Little and often gets you there just as surely as a few huge days.
- Cumulative distance
- Your running total across every logged session.
- Challenge window
- The dates your sessions have to fall between to count.
- Target
- The total you need to reach to finish.
From download to the draw.
- 1
Download Harry's
Free on the App Store and Google Play.
- 2
Join the challenge
Find The Bali Loop in the Challenges feed. It's a members challenge, so become a member, then tap join.
- 3
Do it. Prove it.
Track it with your watch or a running app, then log it in the Harry's app with a screenshot or your Strava link.
- 4
Climb the board
Every entry goes on the leaderboard, and earns your shot at the prizes.
The Bali Loop challenge, explained.
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Got 550km in You?
The Bali Loop 2026 window: Tuesday 14 July 2026 to Wednesday 14 October 2026. Download Harry's, become a member, and see what's on in the Challenges feed.