1. The race is held every Saturday at 6.30 am and 7.00 am at Balitri for two groups of five people. For both groups, please arrive at 5.30am sharp at Balitri Home Studio. Balitri is located in a residential area hence it has a limited parking space so the participants are expected to only use a drop off and not park a car during the race. If there are not enough people, the participants will join the next challenge, as long as there are 10 participants in two groups. The race will start regardless of any weather (unless there is a thunderstorm, the race may be delayed).

2. The participants should book with the organizer, and the organizer will approve the registration based on the slot availability and expected finish time. The participants will be grouped with others that have similar expected times.

3. Participants who are late will be allowed to continue racing with his/her guide using the organizer's Garmin route. There will be no extra guide support. The late participant will be timed based on the gun time, her/his Strava/Garmin full record for validation (if there is no full record on Garmin/Strava, the participant will not be eligible for entering the leaderboard).  The time will be counted by minutes and seconds when the participant enters the Balitri gate.

4. The challenge will be closed, and the winner will be announced after 150 participants for both female and male in total completing the challenge (do-not-start (DNS) and do-not-finish (DNF) participants are not counted). The weekly leaderboard will be published in Balitri Instagram stories (@balitrihomestudio).

5. The challenge is cycling for 95 km (based on the race director time) from Balitri to Kintamani back to Balitri, using the route that is decided by the organizer.

6. Participants who are going off track from the route (taking another route) will be disqualified. But participants who get lost and return to the original track from the point she/he gets lost are allowed to continue and will not be disqualified.

6. Cut off time is 7 (seven) hours after gun time. After seven hours, the water station might not be available to support.

7.  Each participant is allowed to draft another participant (if they participants are found to be cheating, ie. draft vehicles on the street or non-participants and push or support other participants with hands or with any tools) the participants are disqualified automatically. It is allowed to fix a flat tire or provide a wheel for other participants. Each participant is competing as an individual.

8 Every group will be followed by a route manager and there will be two fixed water stations. The participants should save the motorbike route manager's phone number who will share his/her live location.

9. The water station will provide water, banana, energy bar, spare tire, and pump. The participants are still advised to bring their food supply.

10. All participants should have a full record of their trip in Strava to be qualified for the challenge.

11. If a participant is keen to redo the challenge to improve their time or to beat previous participants, the registration fee at the time of registration applies.

12. Everyone rides at their own risk (all participants will sign a waiver form before the race starts).

13. All participants need to bring cash and their active mobile phone during the course.

14. All participants need to wear a helmet at the entire course; otherwise will be disqualified.

15. All participants must agree to observe local traffic laws and ensure that their conduct in no way puts at risk the welfare of any participant during the race.