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October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
Leaving Ancona station, your adventure along the Italy coast to coast begins, saying goodbye to the Adriatic and heading towards the beating heart of the Boot.
Every pedal stroke brings you closer to new discoveries, you head towards San Severino Marche, a charming village nestled in the hills. Here
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
This second stage of the Italy coast to coast is the one with the greatest difference in altitude, so we recommend that you leave early in the morning to have the whole day available.
After leaving Treia, with its enchanting views, you head towards the art city of San Severino, crossing picturesque villages
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
The sixth and final stage takes you back to the shores of the sea: the Tyrrhenian Sea is ready to welcome you.
You leave Sorano to dive into the silent Maremma, which between woods and hills, offers you panoramas that are confirmed to be unforgettable. On the horizon, still half hidden by the vegetation
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
The fifth stage of the Italy coast to coast winds through the area of the “tuff triangle,” a unique area for the extraordinary concentration of Etruscan archaeological remains, unmatched in Italy.
Leaving Orvieto, you face a long but gentle climb towards Lake Bolsena. You skirt the northern shores of
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
The third stage of the Italy coast to coast project you into the atmosphere of the Franciscan places, retracing some stretches of the road that, according to sources, was crossed by the Poor Man of Assisi.
Once you reach Assisi, you can dedicate a visit to the center and stop to taste some local delicacies
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
October 28, 2024
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October 29, 2024
Set off on your Italy coast to coast adventure from Ancona station. After a quick visit to the historic center and the Duomo, make sure you have everything you need in your GIVI-Bike bags. Remember to have a good supply of water and food to enjoy the adventure to the fullest.
Start pedaling, then, along
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GIVI-Bike planned a gravel ride
September 4, 2024
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September 4, 2024
With this Tour you explore the area of the Lariano triangle, located between the two branches of Lake Como, which is home to some truly suggestive minor basins.
The route winds along mainly asphalted roads with some stretches of fun dirt roads. The climbs, sometimes with significant gradients, alternate
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
August 8, 2024
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August 8, 2024
On the second day, cycling along the Via Peuceta along the Matera path, you leave Altamura behind and take a pleasant double track that runs through the fields.
Just before Santeramo, you pass right in front of the Sant'Angelo Cave: a natural karst tunnel where inside there are graffiti and frescoes dating
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
August 8, 2024
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August 8, 2024
Via Peuceta takes you to discover the lunar landscapes of the ravines, ancient medieval villages and the arid steppes of the Murge.
You can ride it with your gravel, adventure or touring bike dressed in the GIVI-Bike Adventure or Experience bags depending on your preferences.
We suggest you travel the
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GIVI-Bike planned a bike ride
August 8, 2024
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August 8, 2024
After leaving Matera station, you begin to cycle along the Via Peuceta among the stones, the ravine and the Matera Murgia: it is not the differences in height that will leave you breathless, but the incredible views.
Continue on secondary roads and face the hardest climb of the day to reach the sanctuary
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GIVI-Bike planned a gravel ride
August 2, 2024
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August 2, 2024
With this tour you explore the area of the Acquerino Nature Reserve, which was established in 1998 and which extends in the provinces of Pistoia and Prato at altitudes between 880 and 1318 meters above sea level.
The roads are mainly asphalted with some non-negligible stretches of fun compact dirt roads
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GIVI-Bike planned a mountain bike ride
July 15, 2024
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Marco, Francesco | Cyclo Ergo Sum and Pierpaolo like this.
July 10, 2024
With this circular tour you can enjoy breathtaking views, take advantage of tasty stops at mountain huts and cross places that were the scene of fierce clashes during the two world wars.
The itinerary winds along the Asiago plateau, in the province of Vicenza, on mostly dirt roads and fun paths. We recommend
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GIVI-Bike planned a road ride
July 4, 2024
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July 2, 2024
With this tour you explore the area between the municipalities of Verrès, Saint-Vincent and Brusson.
The roads are asphalted and passable with racing bikes. The positive difference in altitude is significant, but the panorama is so suggestive that it amply repays every effort.
After leaving the Verres
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GIVI-Bike planned a mountain bike ride
May 30, 2024
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Francesco | Cyclo Ergo Sum and Flowers like this.
October 29, 2024
After the halfway point, the altitude differences begin to decrease.
This fourth stage along the Italy coast to Coast takes you from Bastardo to the border with Tuscia.
Pedaling through a landscape immersed in greenery, you turn your wheels towards the south. We recommend a detour to Castel Rinaldi to
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