Cycling challenge · Members only

The Longest Ride

Ride as far as you can in one continuous ride, indoors or out. The further you go, the more tickets you earn into Harry's monthly prize draw.

Once it's installed, find The Longest Ride in the Challenges feed.

Two unhinged cyclists in leather caps and goggles going flat out, one pumping his fist, in the Longest Ride badge
Closes in Tue 5 Jan · 6pm AEDT
01 How it works

One ride. No finish line.

Get on the bike and ride as far as you can in a single continuous activity. Out on the road or on an indoor trainer, it all counts.

Outdoor rides need a GPS wearable or app. Indoor rides, Zwift included, need a cycling computer, indoor trainer, or a photo of the workout screen showing data such as distance and heart rate. Think you can go further? Resubmit a longer ride and it replaces your old score.

Rides
One
One continuous activity
Top tier
160km
99.4 miles
Indoor rides
Yes
Zwift and trainers count
02 The reward

Ride further. Earn more.

Your distance earns tickets into Harry's monthly prize draw, up to 20 for 160km. The top five on the leaderboard earn bonus tickets on top.

Distance tickets
1
10km (6.2 miles)
2
25km (15.5 miles)
5
50km (31.1 miles)
10
100km (62.1 miles)
20
160km (99.4 miles)
Leaderboard bonus
+10
1st on the leaderboard
+5
2nd on the leaderboard
+3
3rd on the leaderboard
+2
4th on the leaderboard
+1
5th on the leaderboard

Bonus tickets land when the challenge closes. Live leaderboard and draw details are in the app.

03 The Rules

One ride. No stitching.

Your distance has to come from one continuous activity, ridden inside the challenge window. Any of these and your ride won't count.

01

Split across more than one activity.

Doesn't count
02

An old ride from before the challenge opened.

Doesn't count
03

Outdoor ride not tracked by GPS.

Doesn't count
04

Indoor ride with no computer, trainer or screen data.

Doesn't count
05

No distance or elapsed time in the activity.

Doesn't count
06

Workout data not available to verify.

Doesn't count

Tracking & Submission

  • Outdoor: a GPS wearable or app such as Garmin, COROS, Strava or Apple Watch.
  • Indoor: a cycling computer, indoor trainer, or a photo or screenshot of the workout screen showing data such as distance and heart rate. Zwift and other platforms are allowed.
  • Proof: upload images of your ride and the activity link from Strava or your wearable app. Both are required.
  • One ride at a time: only one active ride counts. Resubmit a longer one and it replaces your previous score.
  • Issues? ethan@hardcoreharrys.com.au

How To Enter

The Longest Ride is a members challenge. Download the Harry's Challenges app, become a member, and join it from the Challenges feed. Then clip in.

Enter in app Already in the app? Open The Longest Ride
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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.
04 The format

How does an as-far-as-you-can challenge work?

Some challenges have no finish line. You get one continuous activity, a run, a ride or a swim, and your score is simply how far you went before you stopped.

That changes how you prepare. Pace for the long haul, not the first hour. Plan your water and food before you start, because one continuous effort means one long day out, and running out of fuel ends more big efforts than tired legs do.

It also suits everyone. A first-timer and a seasoned ultra athlete are both chasing the same thing: further than they've gone before.

One continuous activity
The whole distance in a single recorded effort, not several stitched together.
Fuelling
Eating and drinking during a long effort to keep your energy up.
Personal best
The furthest you've ever gone. The real target in a challenge like this.
How it works in the app

From download to the draw.

  1. 1

    Download Harry's

    Free on the App Store and Google Play.

  2. 2

    Join the challenge

    Find The Longest Ride in the Challenges feed. It's a members challenge, so become a member, then tap join.

  3. 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. 4

    Climb the board

    Every entry goes on the leaderboard, and earns your shot at the prizes.

The Harry's app: a challenge's prize pool and rules, and the screen for submitting an entry
FAQ

The Longest Ride challenge, explained.

A members challenge in the Harry's app where you cycle as far as you can in one single ride. The further you go, the more tickets you earn into Harry's monthly prize draw, with 20 for hitting 160km (99.4 miles).
Yes. Indoor and outdoor cycling are both allowed, including Zwift and indoor trainers. Track it with a cycling computer or trainer, or a photo or screenshot of the workout screen showing data such as distance and heart rate.
No. Your ride has to be one continuous activity. You can only have one active ride in the challenge at a time, but you can resubmit a longer one and it replaces your previous score.
Distance tickets into Harry's monthly prize draw: 1 for 10km, 2 for 25km, 5 for 50km, 10 for 100km and 20 for 160km. When the challenge closes, the top five on the leaderboard earn 10, 5, 3, 2 and 1 bonus tickets.
Upload images such as your wearable data or the trainer screen, and add the activity link from Strava or your wearable app. The activity has to show cycling data such as distance and elapsed time.
Between 6am AEDT Monday 5 October 2026 and 6pm AEDT Tuesday 5 January 2027. Rides from before the window don't count.
The app is free to download. The Longest Ride is a members challenge, so you need a Harry's membership to enter.
Yes. It's a virtual challenge, so you ride wherever you are and log it in the app.

How Far Will You Go?

The Longest Ride runs Mon 5 Oct to Tue 5 Jan. Download Harry's, become a member, and see how far your legs will take you.