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Product news: Stadler and Garmin are giving away a VIP package for the Velothon

March 20, 2014 by the editorial team

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The Garmin Velothon attracts up to 13.000 participants every year. This makes it the second largest cycling race for everyone in Europe. The special feature of such races: Everyone can take part, from beginners to ambitious professional athletes. With the Vector Challenge, Stadler, Germany's largest two-wheeler center, is now offering the chance to win a VIP package including a starting place for the Garmin Velothon.

For anyone wanting to test their fitness in spring 2014, the Garmin Velothon on May 18th in Berlin is the perfect opportunity. The Stadler Vector Challenge now offers the chance to win a VIP package including a starting place for the event in Berlin. Racing bikes are available on trainers at various Stadler stores to determine your best power output.



The challenge is not about getting the highest wattage. The goal is to get as close as possible to an average value of 90 watts in 150 seconds. An exciting weekend awaits the participants with the best values ​​from each branch at this year's Velothon on May 18, 2014 in Berlin. The VIP package includes a starting place, either for 60 or 120 kilometers, a Garmin Edge 810 GPS bike computer, an overnight stay in Berlin and an invitation to Garmin's VIP pasta party on the evening before the race.



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