The clock
Your 24 hours start when you are flagged off and stop when you check in at the finish. No pauses, no extensions.
The Iron RYDR Challenge
Hosted by Moto Heads
One day. One machine. One rider against the clock. The Iron RYDR Challenge is Moto Heads' toughest test of endurance, preparation, and sheer will — and it is open to riders across India.
Saturday 12 December 2026, 10:00 AM · Flag-off from Hoskote, Bengaluru. Registration is free.
Cover 1100 kilometres within 24 hours, on public roads, entirely under your own steam.
Your 24 hours start when you are flagged off and stop when you check in at the finish. No pauses, no extensions.
1100 km minimum, verified by timestamped fuel receipts and odometer photos at each control point.
No support vehicle, no relay riders. You, your motorcycle, and whatever you can carry.
Saturday 12 December 2026, 10:00 AM. Flag-off from Hoskote, Bengaluru, Karnataka. Report at least 60 minutes early for document checks and scrutineering.
Route and control points to be announced. Expect highway riding with defined checkpoints.
Every verified finisher earns Iron RYDR status, a numbered certificate, and a permanent badge on their RYDR profile.
This is an endurance test, not a race. Nothing here is worth your life — or anyone else's.
There is no prize for arriving first. The only result is finished or not finished. Riding beyond the speed limit to make the clock is grounds for immediate disqualification.
Rules are set and enforced by Moto Heads, the club hosting the event. You take part entirely at your own risk — please read the event terms before you register.
Entry is free. We will confirm your place and send flag-off details by email and WhatsApp. Your details are passed to Moto Heads, the club hosting the event, so they can check you in and reach you on the road.
Registering with Moto Heads holds your place. RYDR is where the ride lives afterwards — get your route and control points, log the ride, and carry your Iron RYDR finisher badge on your profile. Free on iOS now; Android soon.
Free on the App Store. Android riders — tap Google Play to be told first.
No. Any roadworthy, road-legal motorcycle is eligible. Preparation and pacing matter far more than engine capacity.
Yes. It works out to an average of roughly 46 km/h over the full 24 hours including every stop, which is comfortably achievable within posted speed limits. Anyone riding illegally to make the time is disqualified.
Nothing happens. Retiring is a normal and respected outcome in endurance riding — a large share of entrants in any long-distance event do not finish. Stopping safely is always better than pushing on.
Through timestamped fuel receipts and odometer photographs at each control point. Full details will be sent to registered riders.
Not for this edition — entry is free.
Yes, riders often travel together for safety. Each rider registers individually and is verified individually.
Saturday 12 December 2026, from Hoskote, Bengaluru. Registration is open and free.