We’re three days into our advent calendar give away bonanza and today we’re bringing a new type of prize into the mix – a personalised gift.

Since gift companies such as Not on the High Street started popping up everywhere, we’ve all become obsessed with personalised goodies. A mug with our initial on it? We want it. An oversized, completely impractical fluffy green pen with our name down the side? Well, we want that too, obviously.

So we thought, why not give all of our lovely readers the chance to win their own personalised, cycling-themed prize? We couldn’t think of a reason why not so we decided to do it, we even managed to make it practical too.

A Custom Made Map by Ordnance Survey

Ordnance Survey is Britain’s national mapping agency, creating printed and digital maps that are loved by anyone who wants to make the most of the great outdoors. Whether it’s for planning your next route, discovering more about the local area or for getting home when you’re lost, OS maps are the indispensable guide to town and country.

Custom Made maps allow you to choose your own location, then add a cover photo and personalised title. Get one for yourself centred on your home or favourite riding area, or buy one as a gift with your favourite photo on the cover. They are available exclusively from the OS online shop.

Click here to enter the competition

To learn more about Ordnance Survey and browse their range of maps, have a look at their website ordnancesurvey.co.uk

Terms and Conditions

You have 24 hours to enter, with the competition closing on December 4th 12:00pm.

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*In the event that one or more item is unavailable at the time of shipping, another comparable item will be substituted in its place.