CW5000 March challenges
CYCLING WEEKLY|March 03, 2022
This month the CW5000 brings in the first challenge designed to push your mileage a little further.
CW5000 March challenges

Previous challenges this year have focused on consistent riding and trying something different, but as spring approaches we can all get some bigger rides in. And we have a popular photo-based challenge repeated from last year. The sunset/ sunrise challenge requires lights, camera, a ride with a view and a weather window. You can post your photos on the Facebook group, or email them to cycling@futurenet.com. Be sure to tell us where they were taken. It’s not too late to sign up to the challenge. If you do, you can include all your mileage already logged since 1 January. www.cyclingweekly.com/cw5000

1 Do a ride at sunset or sunrise

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