


As part of Bike Month, we're giving you the opportunity to take part in a range of fun, friendly challenges, with plenty of prizes up for grabs.
Registration for the Bike Month Breakfast is required before participating in any of the challenges. Once you have signed up, you are welcome to take part in as many challenges as you would like and upload your evidence through the Bike Month Challenge Upload Form. We will keep track of the points and reveal the winners at the Bike Month Breakfast!
To optimise your chances of winning please register by 1 October 2026.
Saddle up throughout Bike Month and earn points each day you ride to work. The more you ride the more points you receive.
Point System
Upload your rides each week recording the days you cycled to work. A screenshot or photo from your fitness app, smartwatch, cycling app or bike computer is all you need to support your submission.
Capture and share your cycling journey during Bike Month. Each week we will feature a different theme giving you the chance to showcase your commute. Prizes are up for grabs; standout entries may be featured in the Bike Month newsletter.
Submit one photo each week via the Bike Month Challenge Upload Form. Entries will be judged on creativity, relevance to the theme and overall quality.
Weekly themes
Bring a friend, colleague, or even your boss along for the ride!
Help grow the QEIIMC cycling community by encouraging others to cycle to work during Bike Month. The more riders you recruit, the more points you earn and the greateryour chance of winning.
To participate in the Recruit Challenge, you must first complete the ‘Bike Month Challenge Upload Form’ to generate your unique 5-digit referral code. You can then share this code with colleagues and start earning points for each successful recruit.
How It Works
The participant with the highest score will be crowned the Recruit Champion at the Bike Month Breakfast.
Points System
Register here for Bike Month Breakfast and optional challenges:
Select your challenge/s and upload supporting evidence: