Commuter
0–10 km / dayCity commuters and casual riders. Every short trip across town counts.
Cycle & Earn Rewards
The Special Residents’ Clash – Spain is a three-week Bikademy cycling challenge running from 25 October to 15 November. Any ride that starts within Spain automatically counts toward the challenge, with participants competing in four daily distance categories designed for every type of cyclist. The best riders in each category and gender earn B3TR rewards powered by VeChain.
No registration. No form. Just ride.
Challenge window 25 October – 15 November 2026, Spanish peninsular time.
Challenge progress
Every Special Residents’ Clash runs inside the same Bikademy app you already use for the global Challenges on vechain.bike. Track a ride and it counts automatically — only the starting point of the ride has to be in Spain, wherever the rest of the route takes you.
Categories are based on your average daily distance, so you compete with people who ride like you. Whether you cycle to the office in Madrid or chase 100 km along the Mediterranean coast, there is a leaderboard for you.
City commuters and casual riders. Every short trip across town counts.
Weekend riders and regular cyclists riding for leisure and exercise.
Dedicated cyclists who take their daily riding seriously.
Competitive riders logging serious daily distances.
The reward ladder applies to each of the four categories, separately for women and men. That means eight ranking lists, five rewarded riders on each — and the same chance to finish on top whether you ride 8 km or 80 km a day.
Rewards are distributed in $B3TR, the token of VeBetterDAO, after the challenge closes on 15 November 2026.
Current standings for the Special Residents’ Clash – Spain, updated continuously from the Bikademy app. Pick a category and see where you stand.
| # | Rider | Distance | CO₂ saved |
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CO₂ figures are an estimate based on 0.2 kg saved per kilometre ridden instead of driving.
No paperwork, no qualifying round. Download, ride, and let the leaderboard do the rest.
Download Bikademy on iOS or Android and create your account. It takes about a minute.
Already using Bikademy for the global Challenges on vechain.bike? You are ready — nothing else to install.
Track your bicycle rides through the app between 25 October and 15 November 2026.
Only the starting point of the ride has to be in Spain — where the ride takes you afterwards makes no difference.
Riders compete in four daily-distance categories. The five highest-ranked women and five highest-ranked men in each category are rewarded with 500, 400, 300, 200 and 100 $B3TR.
40 rewarded cyclists and 12,000 $B3TR in this edition.
The participation rules and anti-fraud mechanisms used for the global Challenges on vechain.bike apply in full to the Special Residents’ Clash – Spain.
Only eligible bicycle rides that start in Spain during the official challenge period count toward the leaderboard. Reading the rules before you ride takes two minutes and protects your ranking.
Read the full rules →No. There is no separate registration and no entry form. Every eligible ride recorded through the Bikademy app counts automatically, as long as the ride starts in Spain between 25 October and 15 November 2026.
No. Only the starting point of the ride has to be in Spain. A ride that begins in Irun and crosses into France still counts in full.
No. The Clash is open to everyone cycling in Spain — residents, students, commuters and visitors alike. What matters is where your ride starts, not where you are from.
Categories are based on your average daily distance: Commuter 0–10 km, Recreationist 10–20 km, Enthusiast 20–60 km and Athlete 60+ km per day. You are ranked against riders in the same category and gender.
The top five women and top five men in each of the four categories are rewarded with 500, 400, 300, 200 and 100 $B3TR for first through fifth place — 40 rewarded riders and 12,000 $B3TR in total.
Ride types and eligibility are defined in the official challenge rules on vechain.bike. Check the rules page before the start so your rides are recorded in the right category.
The challenge runs until the end of 15 November 2026, Spanish peninsular time. Rides tracked after that no longer count toward this edition.
Three weeks go fast — every ride counts. Download Bikademy, start your next ride anywhere in Spain, and your kilometres are in the Clash.