Over the past months, I’ve built my life around one clear goal: finishing an Olympic triathlon under 3 hours.

It doesn’t look impressive from the outside. It’s early mornings, late sessions after long workdays, and a routine that repeats week after week. Swimming laps when no one is watching, riding alone, running on tired legs. No shortcuts. Just consistency.

I’m already doing the work. The problem is the limit I’ve reached with my current bike. It’s old, inefficient, and every ride makes it clear: I’m losing time not because of effort, but because of the tool. In a sport where every minute matters, that gap is real.

The bike I’m aiming for is not a luxury. It’s what allows me to turn effort into performance. A Canyon Endurace CF 7 Di2 LTD—reliable, precise, built to finally match the level of commitment I’ve put in.

Reaching €3,500 means removing the last barrier between the work and the result.

This is not about chasing a vague dream. The process is already in motion. I’m asking for support to make sure it doesn’t stop halfway.

Every contribution becomes part of this journey. Every euro moves the finish line closer.

And when I cross it, under that time, it won’t just be my result.