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Norman Conquest
When:
Saturday, July 13, 2024, 7:00 AM until 3:00 PM Central Time (US & Canada) (UTC-06:00)
Where:
JD McCarty Center
Event Website
2002 East Robinson
Norman , OK
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Category:
T-Shirt Rides
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What is this?
There are rides that tout their heat, and there are rides that tout their hills. Then there is the Norman Conquest, the toughest metric century in Oklahoma, where we say, “Conquer the Hills, Conquer the Heat,” because cyclists who do both can conquer just about anything.
The Norman Conquest has been challenging cyclists from across the state and around the country to take on the July heat and overcome the Eastern Cleveland County hills for a quarter century and the event is now a summertime rite of passage. But if conquests are not really your style, there are more civilized options, such as our 46- and 23-mile routes.