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Norwich 100/60/30 bike ride
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https://www.bike-events.co.uk/norwich100
From the start in central Norwich outside The Forum and City Hall, the routes all take in classic North Norfolk countryside and coast before looping back to the Finish where a warm welcome awaits within sight of the stunning cathedral.
Returning for it's 26th year with the best cycling in Norfolk the 60 mile route heads past the Broads to Horsey Mill by the coast, while the 30 mile ride visits Ranworth and crosses Horning Ferry. The 100 mile route takes in the edge of the Broads, Horsey Mill, the coast (and some hills!) all the way out to Cley, then back past Blickling Hall before a triumphant return within sight of the Cathedral. Then all rides share the Finish in Norwich with live music, beer tent and food close to the Cathedral
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There is a link to the 1 page manual which clearly shows how it is used.
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Twas ever thus.
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