Great video, I was reading something about the anti aircraft training dome, thank you for doing a detour to it. I shall definitely visit it when I do the Rebellion Way in August. Great informative video as usual.
Thank you for the videos really useful. Can I ask how much of the route is off road, gravel etc compared to on road. Wondering if a cyclo cross or mountain bike would be the best choice in the summer.
Thanks for watching and your comment. The main areas of off road are between Thetford and King's Lynn. The bure Valley Railway path is also off road. I rode on my MTB but a gravel/cyclo cross bike would easily manage the route. In fact, the off road is not technical or difficult, its just a bit rough and maybe muddy in the wet. You could avoid the off road by finding detours. Difficult to say exactly how much is off road, but it was no more than 10% (but that's a guess). Have a look at Cycle UK route for more specific details.
I love the history you give of these places. Always genuinely fascinating.
Thanks so much again for your support JP. (BTW...I'm enjoying your pedal reviews) 🚲
Thanks for the detour to Langham, had no idea about that. Looked fascinating. Enjoying this series of films, thanks again.
Many thanks for your support
Great video, I was reading something about the anti aircraft training dome, thank you for doing a detour to it. I shall definitely visit it when I do the Rebellion Way in August. Great informative video as usual.
Most welcome! Thanks for watching and your support 👍
Very interesting Andrew, thanks for the detours. 👍
Cheers Grant
Great video! Love the pace!!!
Thanks alot
Another great video on what is becoming one of my favourite cycle ways. A little disappointed that you ducked out of the ford challenge😂
Haha!! 💦💦 at least I stayed dry!
Loving the content. Just for information the Holy House of Nazareth is the Anglican Shrine at Walsingham, not the Catholic
Thank you for your comment and support.
Thank you for the videos really useful. Can I ask how much of the route is off road, gravel etc compared to on road. Wondering if a cyclo cross or mountain bike would be the best choice in the summer.
Thanks for watching and your comment.
The main areas of off road are between Thetford and King's Lynn. The bure Valley Railway path is also off road. I rode on my MTB but a gravel/cyclo cross bike would easily manage the route. In fact, the off road is not technical or difficult, its just a bit rough and maybe muddy in the wet. You could avoid the off road by finding detours. Difficult to say exactly how much is off road, but it was no more than 10% (but that's a guess). Have a look at Cycle UK route for more specific details.