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Without power sockets in the garden we can't use our beamer and we will have to improvise a little bit, but the atmosphere on this terrace in the hills above the city is to good to miss out. So we quickly made the decision and moved our first encounter with the whole group to the outdoors. But we earned that, after a rough start of the day while preparing the bikes. Around 5pm our guests from the United States, Colombia, South Africa and Turkey gathered around the flipchart in a half circle and listens to our itinerary for the next 10 days. Not without admiring the beautiful place and laughing about some jokes. Personally for me Nico this was the most relaxed and laid back atmosphere I had at a Briefing this year. After the briefing we had plenty of time for the bike handover and to check out the rides for this trip. The Welcome Dinner was very good as well, but the friendly staff in our tour start hotel took the term 'Slow Food' a bit to far for somebodies liking. But nevertheless we left the restaurant happy and with full belly - full of excitement for the first riding day ofcourse. Let's get ready to rumble! Even before breakfast we saw some luggage at the reception and next to our Van. The group was really motivated to get on the bikes. So after our first daily briefing and the grouping of 5 bikes per Tourguide we were on the bikes before 9 O'Clock. We gladly didn't stay in the centre of Firenze, so after just a little bit we left the morning traffic behind and hit the tuscan country roads. Not long after we reached our first highlight of the day, Passo della Conusma. Unfortunately the fun was dampened by a few trucks and missing opportunities to overtake, but everyone was still getting used to the new bikes. So we kept it relaxed and arrived safely at the top. The first stop of the day was a beautiful old little town called Poppi. The historical centre ist based around a Castle on the hill from the s. We didn't meet a ghost of the Guidi Family who resided here in the Medival Age, but had a tasty coffee in an authentic, small bar. The rest of the morning consisted mostly of small and even smaller backroads through the hills and forests with the beautiful fall colors coming in. Todays lunchspot was in the famous town of Arezzo. Buongiorno Principessa! After lunch at the main square and a walk around we continued our journey. But not far from Arezzo we stopped again in Cortona. Because why do you have to decide between to pearls in the tuscan hills, right? A quick walk to the centre, an Espresso and a Gelato was all it took to fall in love with Italy - if we haven't already. With quite a few stops it was time for some s miles in the afternoon. As a good tourguide who wan't to get a feeling for your guests. And even through the Full Face Helmets, i could see their happiness in my mirror when we contuined towards Lago di Trasimeno. Imagine riding down the same mountain where Hannibal defeated two roman armies in June BC during the second punic war. Time jump to years later. The History Lovers on this trip also appreciated tonights hotel. We stayed in a Castle, which was build in the year and is located just a few minutes south of Perugia on the ancient road to Assisi. What a great location to end the day with a tasty dinner and a Martini on the terrace. On a Restday everybody can spend the day to their liking. From sleeping in to shopping, from remote work to an extended nap. Or even truffle hunting with the dogs, like a Couple of our group did today in Santo Stefano die Sessanio. But usually half of the group enjoys the option with the least amount of rest, a loop on the bikes which can range from just a view hours of riding to a full day trip like here in the Abbruzzo mountains. We started a little bit later after another wonderful breakfast - which was a good idea with over kms of fast paced mountain roads around the Gran Sasso mouintain range ahead of us. Our group of 7 had the pleasant surprise to ride with all three tourguides. From Santo Stefano we quickly climbed to a spectacular high plateau with prairie-like vegetation. After the sweeping corners of the plateau we rode down the switchbacks into the forrestry areas on the other side of Gran Sasso, which feels like a totally different country. Today we saw the 'Great Rock of Italy' from every possible angle and enjoyed the majestic view of the highest peak in the Apenninens, sitting at m above sea level. Only broken up by another Coffee in Castelli and tasty Lunch in Prati di Tivo at the bottom of cable car, the fun continued for a long stretch in the valley with one nice curve after the other. In the Afternoon we climbed back up to high plateau and you could immediately tell, that we are back on the other side of the mountains again. And even with another break and a photostop we managed to squeeze in the ride up to the observatory on m of elevation. With the already setting sun it was time to get back to Santo Stefano and enjoy the evening while talking about the perfect riding day over a glass of red wine. Stadt Italiens. Aber wir sind nicht die ersten, die diesen Ort entdecken, und da heute Morgen das Wetter super war und es auch ein Sonntag war Einige andere entschieden sich, eine Pause vom Motorradfahren einzulegen und besuchten Pompei oder Positano mit dem Taxi Ein sehr guter Tag! Der letzte Tag dieser wundervollen Tour ist endlich gekommen! Dann wurde es Zeit, sich zu verabschieden, aber erst nach einem Bier und einem weiteren gemeinsamen Abendessen! Unknown Italy, - Do the Tourguides know the way? The question might pop up, when you read the original title of this tour. Yes of course they do! Domenico, who scouted the tour and will lead the first 'Southern Italy - Delights and Twistis' is a true Neapolitan. Together with Michael and Nico, he will take the group of 15 international Riders to the Secrets and some well known spots of the Apennines Mountains. Together we will ride from Florence along the 'Spine of Italy' all the way down to Bari. Grab a glass of Montepulciano Red Wine and enjoy our stories in this blog. Tag 1: Kennenlernen in Florenz. Tag 2: Florenz nach Perugia. Tag 3: Perugia nach Santo Stefano di Sessanio. Tag 4: Rasttag rund um Santo Stefano. Tag 5: Santo Stefano nach Serre di Conca. Tag 6, Serre di Conca nach Agerola. Tag 7: Amalfikueste. Tag 8: Agerola nach Morano Calabro. Tag 9: Morano Calabro nach Matera. Tag Rasttag Matera. Tag Matera nach Bisceglie.