As a dedicated Zwifter who has reached Level 100, I respectfully ask that you do not increase the level cap beyond 100. Hitting that milestone is a major achievement and symbolizes years of commitment. Continuously raising the level cap shifts the goalposts and can diminish that sense of accomplishment.
Climb Portal Mastery: Complete all Zwift Climb Portals at each gradient difficulty (125%, 100%, 75%, and 50%) with a unique badge or reward for each gradient tier.
Also, please keep rider times visible on Climb Portal leaderboards until the portal is replaced. Currently, times disappear when riders log out, which removes valuable pacing data for others still on course or going to ride the course. Being able to compare against other zwifters times helps riders set goals, chase PRs, and compete fairly for jerseys.
Tour of Climbing Portals: A structured challenge or event series where:
- Cat A = 125%
- Cat B = 100%
- Cat C = 75%
- Cat D = 50%
Completing each “category tour” could unlock exclusive badges, kits, or gear and encourage riders of all abilities to participate at their preferred challenge level.
The Tour of Climbing Portals could be held as a recurring event, 2–3 times per year, similar to Tour of Watopia or Tour de Zwift.
Deeper Customization: Unlock the ability to fully customize your bike, avatar and frame color, wheel color, kit colors (jersey, shorts, shoes, gloves, helmet, etc.). These unlocks could be tied to challenges, XP milestones, or achievements.
Drops Multiplier for Events & Group Rides: Add a moderate drops multiplier for select events and group rides; perhaps 1.75 instead of going all the way up to 2.5x to reward participation and make events feel more rewarding
These ideas provide long-term motivation and meaningful progression, without undermining the value of reaching Level 100. Zwift shines when it rewards consistency, skill, and exploration, not just raw XP.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
Ride On,
Werner