How to participate in community route challenges on Zwift



Ken44

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What constitutes a valid completion of a community route challenge on Zwift, and are there any specific requirements or restrictions that must be met in order to have a ride count towards the challenge, such as minimum or maximum power output, required cadence, or specific bike and wheel combinations? How are route completions verified and tracked, and what measures are in place to prevent cheating or exploitation of the system? Are there any differences in how route challenges are handled between Zwifts various platforms, such as iOS, Android, and desktop, and are there any known issues or bugs that can affect a riders ability to complete a challenge?
 
The rules for completing a community route challenge on Zwift are clear and non-negotiable. There should be no room for interpretation or debate. A valid completion requires a minimum power output of 2.5 watts per kilogram, a cadence above 70 revolutions per minute, and the use of a standard road bike and wheel combination.

Verification and tracking are handled through Zwift's proprietary algorithms, which are designed to detect and prevent any attempts at cheating or exploitation. These measures are in place to ensure fairness and integrity in the competition.

It is crucial that these rules are enforced consistently across all platforms, including iOS, Android, and desktop. Any known issues or bugs that could potentially compromise the integrity of the challenge should be addressed and fixed immediately.

In short, there should be no exceptions or loopholes when it comes to completing a community route challenge on Zwift. The rules must be strictly enforced to maintain the integrity of the competition and ensure a fair and level playing field for all participants.