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The Bristol Belter powered by ThermaTech
Event info
Now going into its 4th year the Bristol Belter will be welcoming the riders with a perfect selection of rolling hills, coastal views, lung bursting climbs and spine tingling gorge descents – simply the best North Somerset and the Mendips have to offer.
--- free goody bags for the first 300 entries ---
On the 1st September 2013 three different courses will be started from the Redwood Country Club at the western edge of the city. Riders can expect 1st class start/finish facilities with ample parking right next to the registration and start/finish, showers, toilets and changing facilities (part of the Redwood Country Club).
For details of the 75km long MINI course please click http://www.bristolroadsportive.co.uk/mini.php
For details of the 115km SHORT course please click http://www.bristolroadsportive.co.uk/short.php
For details of the 155km LONG course please click http://www.bristolroadsportive.co.uk/long.php
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