Less than 2 000 entries are still available for the four routes of the 2015 Cape Town Cycle Tour MTB Challenge.
The event, which kicks off the annual Cape Town Cycle Tour Lifecycle Week on February 28, will return to Le Bonheur Wine Estate in the Greater Simonsberg Conservancy in Stellenbosch this year.
The two shorter routes (14km and 22km) take place on Saturday, 28 February.
Riders looking to enjoy a scenic ride through the beautiful Stellenbosch winelands are encouraged to secure their entries as soon as possible, with 600 entries still available for the 14km route, and 800 for the 22km route.
The MTB Challenge’s longer and more intense routes (38km and 55km) takes place on Sunday with some specially crafted trails.
Eager participants should hurry as there are only 80 and less than 300 entries still available for the two long routes, respectively.
To ensure a pleasant and safe riding experience for all cyclists, the 14km and 22km routes on the Saturday are limited to a total of 2 000 riders, while the longer 38km and 55km routes on the Sunday are limited to 2 500 riders.
Visit Cape Town Cycle Tour MTB Challenge to enter.
