Start with a distance that gives you room to learn. A BRM200KM is the traditional first step: long enough to feel like an adventure, but manageable with sensible preparation.
EXPLORE RIDES →Your bicycle does not need to be exotic. It needs to fit you, work reliably and carry what you need. Check tyres, brakes, drivetrain, lights and anything you would rather not repair at 2am.
BIKE & GEAR →Read the event page before registering. Check the date, start and finish locations, time limit, route information and any Malaysia or border requirements.
VIEW UPCOMING EVENTS →RSG publishes the official route through Ride with GPS. Put it on the navigation device you actually intend to use, and understand how your device behaves before ride morning.
NAVIGATION & ROUTES →The route file tells you where to go. The Ride Brief tells you how this particular brevet works: controls, proof requirements, logistics, border notes and special instructions.
Ride at your own sustainable pace and keep track of the required proof of passage. Depending on the event, that can include your brevet card, photographs and activity recording.
CHECKPOINTS & PROOF →Reaching the finish is not quite the end of the process. Follow the event instructions for submitting your card and required evidence so the ride can be checked and, where applicable, sent for homologation.
FINISH & HOMOLOGATION →See what is coming up on the RSG calendar.
