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Upcoming Events

TREK100 Charity Ride

SATURDAY JUNE 20th

Waterloo, WI

8:00AM - 5:00PM

YOWIE Patrol is headed to Waterloo for the 50th Anniversary TREK 100 charity ride. Find us at the Expo!

Stop by to run speed tests and win prizes on-site throughout the event.

Plus, all summer long, every valid speed test counts toward our Grand Prize Sweepstakes. Complete 500+ valid speed tests to qualify, and each valid test earns you an additional entry.

Grand Prize: One (1) Trek Bicycle Retail Gift Card valued at $1,200, redeemable only at participating Trek retailers and not valid at trekbikes.com. Gift card may be used only toward Trek products available at the issuing retailer. This prize is intended for the purchase of a Trek bicycle so you can choose the perfect model, size, and components with your local Trek retailer’s expert fitting and advice.

RUN MAUI THE YOWIE'S SPEED TEST, ENTER TO WIN $1,200 TOWARDS A TREK BIKE!

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Meet Maui

Maui the Yowie is roaming the country looking for dead zones. Help Maui by checking your cell service.
Cell Service is a Necessity - not a luxury

Dead zones are everywhere. Help us find them. Win prizes along the way.
Join the YOWIE Patrol

By joining the patrol, not only are you helping us map cell service, you can win cool prizes – like tickets to sporting events or live music, electronics, swag, and more.
Check your cell service to be entered to win! More locations = more entries.

CHECK YOUR CELL SERVICE!

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Noun: A large, legendary ape‑like creature from Australian folklore, often compared to Bigfoot and said to inhabit remote parts of the Outback.

Proper noun: An acronym for “Yes, Outstanding Wireless in Essential”
Adjective: Used attributively to describe efforts, tools, or campaigns that support identifying DEAD ZONES.- “YOWIE patrol”
Verb: An action meant to CHECK YOUR CELL SERVICE - “YOWIE it”

YOWIE

/ˈjaʊɪ/ (YOW-ee)

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