12 designs
Running and cycling wallet pass designs
Race bibs, route maps and speed. For run clubs, cycling clubs and the indoor-cycling studio.
- Race Bib BibUse this design
- Race Bib SprintUse this design
- Race Bib RouteUse this design
- Tempo BibUse this design
- Tempo SprintUse this design
- Tempo RouteUse this design
- Peloton BibUse this design
- Peloton SprintUse this design
- Peloton RouteUse this design
- Trail BibUse this design
- Trail SprintUse this design
- Trail RouteUse this design
Sketches of each design. The builder draws the real one on your own pass, with your gym's name, and every color and sticker can change.
About run & ride designs
Endurance designs mix race-day graphics, bold stripes and speed lines, with the topo lines of a long route. A shoe, bike or heart-rate line marks the strip.
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Good to know
- How do I put my membership card in a run & ride design?
- Pick a run & ride design on this page. TapIn opens wearing it. Scan or type your card's number, add the place's name and logo if you like, then tap Add to Apple Wallet or Add to Google Wallet. It takes about a minute and it is free.
- Can I change a design after I pick it?
- Yes. A design is a starting point. In the builder you can change the card color, the pattern, the lettering and the stickers, add your gym's logo and your photo, and drag every piece around, at any step and right on the pass.
- Will the front desk still scan it?
- Yes. The design only changes the artwork. The barcode or QR code is the one on your card, drawn by Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in its own white panel, which is what the scanner reads.
- Do these designs work in both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet?
- Yes. The same design becomes an Apple Wallet pass on an iPhone and a Google Wallet pass on Android. Each wallet lays out the text its own way; the strip artwork and colors are yours in both.