The
Iron Bum Run (IBR) provides a unique challenge that will stretch your endurance
as a long-distance rider.
There
are three categories on this challenge:
Category
A – The IBR 1000 challenges a rider to cover a minimum distance of 1000km in 24
continuous hours
Category
B - The IBR 1500 challenges a rider to cover a minimum distance of 1500km in 24
continuous hours
Category
C - The IBR 2500 challenges a rider to cover a minimum distance of 2500km in 48
continuous hours.
Your ride commences with the
date and time indicated on your first check-in with the TT App.
The finish date and time
from the final check-in will be used to calculate the elapsed time and mileage
of your journey. Upon 48hrs after your first check-in, the clock stops counting
and the verification process begins.
Only one category can be
recognized within one run.
The ONLY
method of documenting check-ins remains the TT Mobile App. In order to keep
these runs from becoming races, the fastest completion time will not be stated.
Please
keep in mind, the hours are wall clock time, not riding time.
So, choose any route you wish: When the ride is over, you
have not only conquered a very tough run, you will also be certified one of
Nigeria’s Toughest Riders.
IRON BUM RUN RULES
CHECK-IN PROCEDURE
A check-in will
require 2 pictures ONLY.
RUN VALIDATION/CERTIFICATION
Run finishers who
require the runs validated and certified must have registered for the completed
run and will need to submit the following BY EMAIL ONLY to admin@toughtourers.org
The validation and
certification will be difficult to start without the appropriately labeled photos
and route information. Sending unlabeled and duplicated check-in photos will
further impede the start of the process and should be avoided.
Mileage and routing will
be crosschecked by the TT Board and successfully completed Iron Bum Runs will
be certified based on the total mileage achieved. Such finishers will receive a
certificate, a Tough Tourer IBR pin, and a sticker with our logo - Nigeria's
Toughest Riders.