Rebellion Way

[AlanW]

I think about 97% of it will be fine on 28s if you accept taking a few rough bits slowly and aren't carrying the kitchen sink. Gravel tyres would give you another 2% maybe. The last 1% is MTB territory and there's one climb you'll be walking on anything but a fat bike with low low gears, which itself wouldn't be great on some of the long tarmac run from Hunstanton.

Great thanks for the info, really useful!

If its gonna be dry, it will be my 28mm road tyres which I would prefer as it means I can keep my mudguards on. However, if its wet I shall opt for my gravel wheels and 35mm gravel tyres which unfortunately will be at the cost at not having mudguards fitted

 

[stelencro]

Me and the Mrs did part of the Rebellion way from King's Lynn to Norwich. We didn't have time to complete the whole route, so chose what we thought the more pleasant section

It was lovely route, taking in a few seaside resorts, Sandringham and inland lanes. 4 days will be pushing the pace if you dont want to stop and see the sights.

Norwich back to King's Lynn I understand is slow going with sandy rough off road lanes

We did it on ebikes, the wifes bike is a e-hybrid.

We stayed in pubs, hotels

There is nothing in the way of hills to worry you.

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A bit late replying sorry. But thank you for helpful reply