Join Sigma Sports for the Ride 250 Strava Challenge

Sigma Sports are offering you the chance to win a £10 voucher, simply by riding your bike. Join the #Ride250 Strava Challenge
Sigma Sports #Ride250

Sigma Sports #Ride250

Following on from their slight name change plus a new look and logo, our friends at Sigma Sports are looking to celebrate turning 25 by encouraging YOU to get on your bike!

It is nice and simple concept: Starting Tuesday 23rd January you just have to ride 250km in 7 days.

Everyone that completes the challenge will be able to register for a £10 voucher, valid on all orders over £50 at www.sigmasports.com.

Full details on the ride HERE.

And remember, “sharing is caring”! If you are getting involved make sure you upload your ride photos to Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and use the hashtag #Ride250 and Sigma Sports we will share their favourites.

Sigma Sports #Ride250
Join Sigma Sports for the Ride 250 Strava Challenge. Complete 250 kilometres in seven days and receive a £10 voucher to spend on orders over £50
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Paul Shanley

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