100 mile TT - warm up

Anyone who's done any 100 mile TTs give me any advice to how they warm-up, if at all?
In October, I am doing what is effectively a 112 mile TT as I'm doing the bike leg of an Ironman triathlon as part of a relay team. (The course is pretty much pan flat).
This gives the added complication that my bike will have to be racked in T1 the evening before, so I won't have access to my bike for a warm-up. And the race is abroad, so i won't be able to warm up on another bike.
Any suggestions? Or just go at it cold, take it easy for the first 10 or 20 km and negative split it?
In October, I am doing what is effectively a 112 mile TT as I'm doing the bike leg of an Ironman triathlon as part of a relay team. (The course is pretty much pan flat).
This gives the added complication that my bike will have to be racked in T1 the evening before, so I won't have access to my bike for a warm-up. And the race is abroad, so i won't be able to warm up on another bike.
Any suggestions? Or just go at it cold, take it easy for the first 10 or 20 km and negative split it?
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If it were me, I would just spin the legs for the first 5 miles or so, then take it from there.
Don't worry about the warm up anyway, it's the 112 miles ahead that matter!
Read the post properly and you'll understand.
It's a relay - someone else is doing the swim.
+1 for not worrying too much about a warm up. Some light jogging about and stretching to get the heart rate up would be all I'd do. The longer the event, the shorter the warm up. What event is it BTW?
The event is Challenge Barcelona (I think it's the same organisation that do the Roth event) - looks like a good course for a fast time, and for those doing the whole thing the run is pretty flat too. The bike course is very flat but it could be quite windy as a lot of it is on a coastal road.
Oh right.. I get it now! I seem to have missed that bit when reading the post.