The Tron bike (technically named the “Zwift Concept Z1” in game) is definitely the coolest ride in Zwift (and usually the fastest). How do you get it? Three simple (but not easy) steps:
- Select the “Climb Mt. Everest” challenge in Zwift
- At the top of Mt Everest (8,850m) keep going!
- Climb 41,150 additional meters and you will unlock the coveted “Concept Z1” (aka “the Tron bike”)
Here’s a video from Zwift HQ:
I’m afraid I still don’t understand. Climbing Everest is a prerequisite? 50,000 m of climb isn’t sufficient by itself? Is it necessary to do the additional 50,000 meters on the Everest climb, or is just your climbing meters once you’ve completed Everest? Thanks for the details.
Choosing the Everest climb as your challenge is a prerequisite. Climbing Everest is the first 8,850 meters of your required 50,000 meters. So, yes, climbing Everest is a prerequisite, and then “climb 41,150 additional meters”.
Seems that what I climb in races or events does not always get added to my total climb towards the 50000 m Tron bike. Any reason why?
If you’ve got the challenge selected, and you’re saving your rides when you’re done… it should be added. If it isn’t, I’d contact Zwift support.
Does the challenge take already climbed meters into account retroactively?
Nope.
So I have to Everest all in one ride, then climb the additionally required meters in the same ride? Seems impossible yet I see Tron bikes everywhere
It’s cumulative—doesn’t have to be all in one ride. Although I known of ONE Zwifter who did it all in one ride!
Sorry to be so dense. I understand that the Everest ride and the additional 41,000+ do NOT have to take place at the same time. BUT… do you have to the Everest portion all at once, or can you pedal part of Everest and come back to it later. Thanks.
None of the parts have to be at once. It’s all cumulative.
Purchased a bike never got it.