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25-02.-2008, 07:33 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Giro cycling vacations
Hi,
Gathering advice on Giro d'Italia cycling vacations.... What I am looking for is the travel company that offers Giro vacations that Emphasize: Riding...looking for 50-85+ miles riding each day Riding Giro stages pre-race Race viewing ... viewing race stages Not so interested in: Accomodations Fine dining What company is best for this interest profile? Thanks, Mike |
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25-02.-2008, 08:07 AM
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Re: Giro cycling vacations
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At all costs avoid Sporting Tours.... they don't pay their guides just give them the free trip... so you get over 50's retirees who dont have any organisational skills or give a shit..... I can recommend former Pro Steve Bauer's tours (http://www.stevebauer.com/) or Australian company Bike Styles Tours who I'm doing the etape through.... (http://www.bikestyletours.com/) |
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25-02.-2008, 10:10 AM
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Location: Ohio
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Re: Giro cycling vacations
So, let me try to wrap my head around the following.
You're going to Italy and you are ... Quote:
 What a loss. |
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25-02.-2008, 09:45 PM
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Re: Giro cycling vacations
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Good point.... although you can go to Italy and get farking good food and it doesn't have to be fine dinning.... |
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26-02.-2008, 12:06 AM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Rome, Italy
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Re: Giro cycling vacations
Well, well, well. People want to discuss my favorite hobbies (food, food, food and, ehm, cycling).
 Cannot help you on the tour company, though. 
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