What bike should I use?

[TheDoctor]

I have a dilemma.
I've got a weekend pass for next weekend, and I'm going to Great Yarmouth for some uninterrupted and unencumbered cycling. And possibly a roller coaster. I'm getting the train Friday afternoon, and coming back lateish on Sunday.
Aiming to do about 100 miles over the two days.
I'll be heading up the coast a bit, inland around the Broads, and generally riding about. The hilliest thing I'll encounter would be a bridge. I'm staying at the same place both nights, so I won't be carrying luggage.
So, which bike should I use?

 

[Levo-Lon]

Flat as a witches so whatever is easiest sir, Brompton would be my choice

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Does it really matter? Whatever you feel most comfortable riding.

 

[burntoutbanger]

Check the weather. Dry and little wind and the single speed gets my vote. Geared bike if windy, mudguards if wet.

 

[Mrs M]

The Brompton will travel well on the train and easily do the miles
Enjoy!

 

[Paulus]

Easier with the Brommie on the train.

 

[Hill Wimp]

Brompton it ticks all the boxes.

 

[TheDoctor]

Liking the sound of the Brommie, I must admit. Except I may have to carry it up a flight of stairs.
The other two I could lock up outside.

 

[TheDoctor]

Check the weather. Dry and little wind and the single speed gets my vote. Geared bike if windy, mudguards if wet.

That does separate them out, as only the Brommie has mudguards.
Having said that, if it's rainy I'll probably go to the pub instead

 

[TheDoctor]

Does it really matter? Whatever you feel most comfortable riding.

I've toured on all three. I can't decide...

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Liking the sound of the Brommie, I must admit. Except I may have to carry it up a flight of stairs.
The other two I could lock up outside.

Brompton: easy to take on the train, easy to keep in sight.

 

[Fnaar]

Brommie

 

[TheDoctor]

Thanks for the input.
I think I'll be using the Flat-Bar Ribble, as I'm looking at doing the Marriott Way and I think the Brommie will struggle with that.
That plan is largely driven by having a ride on the Bure Valley railway - I love the smell of anthracite in the morning.

 

[biggs682]

dyna tech for me please

 

[TheDoctor]

dyna tech for me please

It is tempting. I've done a weekend on it before, up to St Ives and back via the guided bus path and Cambridge.