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About the Challenge

What is Horrloop?

Horrloop is a self-navigated cycling event that takes riders around Hyderabad's outer ring road — all 170 kilometres of it. The course blends open highway stretches, semi-urban arterials, and quiet country roads. No chasing vehicle, no enforced checkpoints — just you, your bike, and the loop.

Horrloop is designed for riders who want to test their endurance on a course that respects their ability to navigate and self-manage. It is not a race. Riders are expected to know their limits and ride within them.

170 kmTotal Distance
750 mElevation Gain
ChallengingDifficulty
Who Can Join
  • Road bikes and mountain bikes are both suitable — the route mixes smooth asphalt and rough patches.
  • Age 16 and above — riders under 18 must submit a parental consent form at registration.
  • Basic fitness — you should be comfortable riding 80–100 km in a single outing.
  • Self-sufficient navigation — GPX files are provided; riders must know how to follow a route.
What to Bring
  • Helmet — mandatory, no exceptions.
  • Spare tube and basic tools — puncture repair kit, tyre levers, multi-tool, and a pump or CO2 inflator.
  • Water and nutrition — carry at least 2 litres; aid points are spaced 20–30 km apart.
  • Lights — front and rear lights are required, even for daytime starts.
  • Mobile phone — fully charged, with emergency contacts saved.
What You Get
  • Finisher certificate — digital certificate emailed to all finishers within 48 hours of completion.
  • Optional finisher medal — collect at the finish line or opt for postal delivery (TBD per event).
  • Route markings — fluorescent chalk arrows and arrow signs at key junctions; supplement but do not replace GPX navigation.
  • Support vehicle — sag support follows the route when large group of participants; call the emergency number on your bib if you need assistance.