Details
- GPX track
- not yet available
- date
- 7 September 2024
- start
- 09:00
- finish
- 03:00 (210:00)
- distance
- 2100km
- sign-up
- closed
- organiser
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Hanze 6-9-6 team
lrm1200@randonneurs.nl - start location
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Fietslokaal De Meet
Sint Olafstraat 3B
7418 CG Deventer + Google Maps
Deventer: Hanze 6-9-6
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- GPX track
- not yet available
- date
- 7 September 2024
- start
- 09:00
- finish
- 03:00 (210:00)
- distance
- 2100km
- sign-up
- closed
- organiser
-
Hanze 6-9-6 team
lrm1200@randonneurs.nl - start location
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Fietslokaal De Meet
Sint Olafstraat 3B
7418 CG Deventer + Google Maps
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The Hanseatic League, a union of trading cities, synonymous for trade and adventure, for tradesmen travelling the known world for all kinds of goods, to transport, to trade. All over Northern Europe you can find the traces of these adventurers. While riding the Hanze 6-9-6 you can follow the footprints of these illustrious Hanseatic adventurers.
- maximum number of participants : 100
- GPS tracker with live tracking website for the home front
- drop bag service Deventer - Braunschweig (staffed control) - Deventer
- Meal included at start and staffed control
- special Hanseatic 6-9-6 cycling jersey included
- until one week before the start you can still change between 1200 and 2100km
A first series of Hanseatic towns we find in the IJsselvalley. The town of Deventer is our start town. During the first part of the route we visit a number of Hanseatic towns along the rivers, a.o. Venlo and Cologne. A nice flat route through the valleys of the Maas and Rhine. But it doesn’t stay that flat, after Cologne we’ll leave the Rhine Valley and cut through via a number of beautiful natural parcs to Braunschweig.
To make it all a bit easier there will be a staffed control at the junction in or near Braunschweig. Here you can sleep and use our drop bag service. Until the supply point there is no difference between the 1200 and 2100.
In this extra-long 2100km variant you will ride from Braunschweig to Rostock, Lübeck and Hamburg, three Hanseatic cities of stature. After this tour you return to Braunschweig. For this loop of 900km you get 120 hours extra time compared to the 1200km variant. If you then also consider that after the staffed control you'll ride mainly through the North German Lowlands, then the step between 1200km and 2100km is well worth considering.
From Braunschweig, all routes then cross Bremen, Oldenburg, Groningen and Zwolle. We choose the easy way back, through flat country.
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2 DNF 29 FINISHED
randonneur time homologation Aidan Hedley 197:45 20888 Andreas Mross 201:00 20896 Berend Groeneveld 201:50 20887 Daniel Julien 195:50 20892 Dennis Vermeij 125:12 20903 Dirk Thomassen 152:10 20899 Fabrizio Ferrari 174:44 20886 Franck Leruse 195:50 20893 Hajo Eckstein 149:00 20885 Henri Arts 153:35 20878 Ilse Caudron 193:51 20882 Jochen Baumann 153:35 20879 Jonas Wuestefeld 125:12 20905 Lieuwe Medema 170:58 20895 Ludger Hindahl 183:58 20889 Maartje Verhagen 199:55 20902 Marcel Rindt 182:03 20898 Mark de Vos 153:35 20884 Matt Chambers 206:20 20883 Norbert Ploeger 160:45 20897 Oliver Maurer 196:55 20894 Pat Hurt 206:00 20891 Peter-maarten Bijkerk 180:17 20880 Robert Vernimmen 175:50 20904 Roef Veerman 205:30 20906 Siegfried Trekels 175:50 20900 Tom van Tellingen 147:40 20901 Tom Carier 150:00 20881 Udo Huiskes 155:33 20890