| Maps (50km, 100km, 150km)
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| Maps (200km)
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| Maps (300km and more)
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| Rider Numbers
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| Start:
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Dean Row
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Poynton
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Uppermill
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Other
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| 50
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| Going for Gold
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| mini Sightseer
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| Station to Station
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| Werneth Low
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| 100
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| 150
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| 200
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| Eccleshall
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| Eureka
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| Holt
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| Mere
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| Newport
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| Ruthin
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| St Asaph
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| Aintree
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| Goolish
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| Oat Cuisine
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| See Dee
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| Trough
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| Wigley
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| Wylde Fyre
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| 300
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| 400
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| 600
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The Wigley Perms offer rides you can undertake on any date (where it doesn't clash with the Calendar ride) and range all the way from 50km to a full Super Randonneur series of 200/300/400/600km. The Perms start from around the Manchester area, either from the south (Poynton or Dean Row) or to the east (Uppermill or Stalybridge).
To ride the Wigley Perms, you just need to send in your entry form, confirm your ride date, then set off to pass through each control. To have your validated you need to establish your 'Proof of Passage' usually a till receipt or stamp from a shop, cafe or petrol station, an ATM withdrawal slip, or a GPX file of your progress.
 All the Wigley Perms can now be ridden using the
e_Brevet app
on your smart phone. Do away with the uncertainty of not finding somewhere to obtain a till receipt, or needing to queue at a busy shop. No more worries that your Garmin might run out of power while you are recording your progress.
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Manchester
Sightseer 100
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mini-Manchester
Sightseer 60
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The latest additions to the list of Perms is this pair of bike rides that safely cross the city and pass some of the interesting sights
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| Southport 100
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| Scarborough 200
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| Llanfair PG 200
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If you like the idea of a one-way ride, with a train journey for the return, you may wish to try one of these.
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