I think I'll be rebellious when I tackle the Rebellion way. I'll do it on my Brompton:) Looks like a nice gentle route with plenty of history. Thanks for the video Sandy

As usual a superb adventure. Great filming! Perfect choice of music, you certainly have a musical ear. My go to, to relax. After 6 months off the bike with a knee injury, I’m finally cycling again! Such joy! And you kept my chin up with your videos, thank you Josh ❤( by the way, it was a pheasant, not a peacock, swawking you to sleep 😂😂😂)

I don't normally comment on videos but you have inspired me to get out and bikepack. I am planning to do the 2 city divide next year. Keep up the good work, absolute machine.

Good to see the Bombtrack out again! Great stuff mate as always.👍

I came across that Bure valley path diversion recently. Nothing a simple sign and map wouldn't cure.

Thank you for another fabulous video. And thanks for describing the ancient sites. And if you ever get across "The Pond" there are plenty of gravel routes out West. 😁🚴‍♀️

Nice little video thanks and good to see some Sun at the end.

Now my weekend is complete!

Just tried this at the weekend but had to give up because of underlying health issue. First thing, don't get off the train at Norwich on a Saturday afternoon when Norwich are playing at home. You go straight past the ground and nobody wants to move out the way. Second, Wacton Common.... read very bumpy cow field! After Diss the back lanes flat and very quiet and peaceful. Up to Thetford was also very nice through the forest with plenty of places to wildcamp. Loads of pheasants ( not peacocks) that drive you mad about sunset. Will try again next spring if I get my ongoing health issure sorted. Thats my review from Norwich to Thetford. Shorter daylight hours now make it racing against clock for useable sunlight. Plus the fireworks and boy racer big bore exhuasts makes it a challenge at night at the momment. Well done for doing it and a big thumbs up from me for making the video.

Hey mate, great vid. I have this planned for next year. All the places you passed through all well known to me being Kings Lynn area based, just such a shame there isn’t more off road. When I initially checked the route I expected more of Peddars way to be used. Thinking my gravel bike with lightly treaded tyres to be perfect for the route. ATB mate

Great backing tracks. Nice edit Josh

Nice to get some off road and sun near the end dude!! I like the 'tour' style information about the monuments etc

Good route my friend!!!👌

Might do this one in spring, when the weather gets better. Kings Lynn is closest for me so I reckon I'll start there as well. Nice gentle one!

I was riding home from work one day and got a puncture. My thru axle froze to the floor haha. Another time I travelled to Dalby forest, first climb at dalby my rear mech snapped lol

I rode pedders way this year to holm-next-the-sea. Need something a bit more challenging.

Josh I have ridden this over the past few days this isn’t a Ray Mears bike packing route it’s more like a traditional touring route it’s not aimed at someone with your experience. However it can be Ridden all year round

Good vid, I do worry about your high mileage per day and the speed you ride, I've done it now got dodgy knees. Bike packing and cycle touring is about taking the time to visit places, stop for coffee and cake, stop for a pint, photos of villages and places of interest. When camping why not show us your boil in the bag meal in evening! I do worry about your diet though 😄 take care on the mileage, less racing along is what I advise a more guiding people and encouraging newbies to try it in a way that doesn't put them off, sorry spouted on a bit I will keep watching your progress though, take care 👋

You have really captured the atmosphere of this Norfolk ride. Could you tell us how much harder it is to pedal the 29er plus wheels of the Beyond compared to the gravel bike? I've just converted a fat bike to a 29er plus with three-inch tyres. It plows over everything but feels kind of tiring to ride.

Love your channel, keep going one question, how do you look after your bike, you say the the rain clean it,do you oil it daily or how do you keep your bike running, lovely journeys keep going.

It is disappointing how much road there is on this route, 70% per the map. I live in Norfolk and have cycled much of this, all though not in one go. I was hoping they'd work with authorities to join up off road sections, as there are quite a bit but difficult to string together - however the authorities were not aware of this route at all (I know because it would have landed on one of my best friends desk if they had). So i'm bit confused as to what the funding was used for, it certainly wasn't infrastructure. I'm really still surprised by the lack of off road - in many of the sections - particularly in the north section (where I did a gravel sportive earlier this year), and even the route south of Norwich (where I'm based) I know of a offroad section from pretty much hempnall down to pulham (which I take), and sure could find more. On the plus side, this route is great if you want to take your time and tour, so many good farm shops and food/pubs around the route - so given this is an easy route, its probably one to just relax, and have some fun with friends, and treat your self to some luxuries, visit breweries rather than eat crap garage and coop food (which on more wilder trips is often what you're limitied to). Glad you struggled to find somewhere to camp as well, though - thought I was just being a chicken when I did peddars way and across to blakeney earlier this year... couldn't find anywhere I felt comfortable with, ended up on a campsite at Blakeney for £8. Also you have got to be really careful in some of those woods in the fields at this time of year! There is a lot of game shooting going on right now - I hope you do it again in some nicer weather (actually the sunniest part of the UK, so unlucky). The route was also put togehter with out really any local knowldge, they go into some big towns and on some roads most would never chose to.

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Hey. Great vid. Do you carry a lock?

Another great vid. It looks like a perfect route to do It with my little one in the bike trailer. Do you think the few offroad sections do-able with a bike trailer?

Good video mate. Is that a solar bike light on the bars?

Beginning to think Norfolk didn't sell Ginsters

I'd be coming from the South Coast to start this. How do you get across London by rail to pick up the connection to Norwich? Thanks for this video, it's made me more determined.

We’re the roads busy? If there’s a group of cyclists cycling on busy roads can distract from the pleasure of cycling together. That’s why I enjoy cycling in the Netherlands every year. Take the overnight ferry from Newcastle to Amsterdam.

He's back, its a rebellion. bring it on