Banking meets biking on Friday as the RBS International's Tour des Branches takes place.
The Bank's reminding motorists that large groups of cyclists will be visiting all 13 buildings occupied by RBS, Isle of Man Bank and Nat West to raise money for charity.
In all about 50 staff and guests will be taking part, riding in three separate groups, to raise money for Victim Support and the Children's Centre.
They will be leaving Royal Bank House in Douglas between 7.30-8.45a.m. and the route takes them to the South, West, Ramsey, Laxey, Onchan and back to Douglas - a distance in the saddle of around 100 miles.
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