We provide quality carbon road bikes and gravel bicycles rental with delivery at your accommodation in Siena to make you enjoy cycling on the Strade Bianche tracks of Tuscany
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Our customers enjoy Siena and Strade Bianche tracks using our bike rental services
We provide quality carbon road bikes and TT bike rental with delivery at the accommodations to make you enjoy cycling race at the Ironman in Jesolo.
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our customer at the Ironman Jesolo
Since 2010 we are proud to provide our rental services on the Via Claudia Augusta, an ancient Roman road dating back to the 1st century AD.
The Claudia Augusta has evolved from a crucial trade and military route into a modern-day cycling adventure through the heart of Europe.
Today, cyclists from around the world traverse this historic path using our quality bike rental services delivered at the accommodations in Germany, experiencing a unique blend of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, ending their cycling holiday experiences in Verona or Venice.
The roots of the Via Claudia Augusta trace back to the ambitious infrastructure projects of the Roman Empire. Constructed to facilitate trade and military movements, this road connected the Adriatic Sea with the Danube River, spanning over 250 miles. Its historical significance as a conduit for commerce and communication during the height of the Roman Empire is palpable along every mile.
In contemporary times, the Via Claudia Augusta has found new life as one of the most beautiful cycling routes of Europe where cycling enthusiasts love to enjoy a unique journey across the Alps pedaling through picturesque landscapes enjoying art, food and nature.
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The journey begins in the quaint town of Donauwörth where we deliver at the accommodations our quality bikes for rent and traditionally ends in Venice, but some people used to ask us to return the bikes in Verona or Ortigia.
Via Claudia Augusta cycling tips
For those considering the Via Claudia Augusta cycling holiday, meticulous planning is key. Generally our customers loves to ride this route in about 10-12 days.
At this link you can see some Claudia Augusta route planning suggestions on Komoot
Choose bike friendly accommodations strategically, pack essential gear, and be prepared for the varying terrains. Remember that you will have to climb some mountain passes, not too difficult, but that definitely need to be a little trained before starting this trip. In addition, at high altitude the climate changes suddenly, you need to be equipped in case it can find sudden rain.
But if you don’t feel like climbing the mountain passes you can always consider the bike shuttle service that is provided by some local bus companies as this one or others you can find on google.
To make you enjoy the Via Claudia Augusta cycling experience we can provide quality carbon road bikes (with the possibility to install frame bags), gravel bikes, e-bikes and touring bike rental service with delivery and collection at the accommodations.
All our bikes are provided with rack, panniers, puncture kit, toolkit, spare tubes, lock, helmet, lights, pump and pedals.
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We provide quality carbon road bikes, e-bikes and gravel bikes for rent with delivery at accommodations in Castro Marina to make you enjoy cycling in the most scenic stretch of the coast of the Puglia region.
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We provide quality carbon road bike rentals, gravel and hybrid bikes for rent with delivery at the accommodations in Trieste and pick up in Pola or Porec, in Croatia to make you enjoy cycling the Parenzana trail.
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| our gravel bike rental on Parenzana Trail |
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| customers ready to leave Trieste using our hybrid bikes on Parenzana trails |
The Parenzana cycling trail
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Istria, the Parenzana route stands as a testament to the region's rich history and natural beauty. This historic railway-turned-cycling trail has become a haven for tourists seeking an immersive and scenic experience on two wheels.
Originally a narrow-gauge railway connecting the towns of Trieste and Poreč, the Parenzana fell into disuse in the mid-20th century. However, its legacy lives on as a beloved cycling route, providing enthusiasts with a unique journey through time and terrain.
Stretching approximately 123 kilometers, the Parenzana route winds its way through vineyards, olive groves, and charming villages, offering cyclists a front-row seat to the cultural and natural wonders of Istria. The well-maintained trail caters to cyclists of all skill levels, making it an ideal choice for both leisurely rides and more challenging adventures.
As cyclists pedal through the Istrian countryside, they encounter remnants of the railway's past, including old stations and tunnels that add a touch of nostalgia to the journey. The route also allows riders to immerse themselves in the local culture, with opportunities to savor traditional Istrian cuisine and mingle with friendly locals along the way.
One of the highlights of the Parenzana experience is the breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the Istrian hinterland. Cyclists often find themselves captivated by the ever-changing scenery, from the azure blue of the coastline to the rolling green hills dotted with historic landmarks.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, the Parenzana route promises an unforgettable adventure. It's not just a cycling trail; it's a voyage through history, nature, and the warm hospitality of Istria. So, grab your bike, soak in the beauty, and let the Parenzana route weave its magic on your next cycling escapade.
