National Bike Challenge

National Bike Challenge

The 2017 National Bike Challenge is a free, US-wide event where you earn points for your bike rides. All data for National Bike Challenge is tracked via Strava.

Want to participate but don’t use Strava? FitnessSyncer can take your ride data from the following trackers, apps, and devices and upload them to Strava automatically! The service is free.

Here is our current list of supported services. We are always adding new ones, so if you don’t see your favorites here, please contact us, and we’ll see what we can do to add them.

• 
  2Peak
• 
  Apple Workout
• 
  Concept2 Logbook
• 
  Coros
• 
  Cycling Analytics
• 
  Decathlon Coach
• 
  Fitbit
• 
  Garmin Connect
• 
  Google Fit
• 
  Google Health Connect
• 
  Hammerhead
• 
  HealthPlanet
• 
  Hevy
• 
  Huawei Health
• 
  iHealth
• 
  Intervals.icu
• 
  MapMyRide (MapMyFitness)
• 
  Nolio
• 
  Oura
• 
  Polar Flow
• 
  Pulsstory
• 
  Ride with GPS
• 
  Rouvy
• 
  RunKeeper
• 
  Samsung Health
• 
  SportTracks
• 
  Strava
• 
  Suunto App
• 
  TrainAsONE
• 
  TrainingPeaks
• 
  Tredict
• 
  Ultrahuman
• 
  UnderAmour
• 
  VitaDock
• 
  Wahoo
• 
  Whoop
• 
  Withings
• 
  Xert
• 
  Xhale
• 
  Zepp
• And more...

Getting started is easy

• If you do not yet have a Strava account, start by creating one.
• Create or log into your FitnessSyncer Account
• Click “Add New Source”
• From the Source drop-down menu, select the name of the device or website you use to track your rides
• Depending on the device or website selected, you may need to enter your username and password, download an app, or provide more information.
• Click “Save”
• Depending on the device or website selected, you may be redirected to the third-party’s website to grant FitnessSyncer permission to access your rides. You must accept all permissions for FitnessSyncer to access your ride information.
• From your account, select “Add New Destination Task”
• From the Destination drop-down menu, select Strava
• Click “Save”
• You will then be redirected to Strava’s website, where you will need to grant FitnessSyncer permission to update your account there.

Click the “Sync” button to synchronize the data immediately, or it will run automatically at least once per day.

Now that you’re configured return to the National Bike Challenge website and connect your new Strava account to their website.