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The Liguria stage – riding along the sea, savoring seafood dishes

Diego Ghislandi | 28. June 2025

Today, no customer to visit is planned… We have a whole day to relish the charming Ligurian coast We’re in Cogoleto, one of those villages that looks like it’s been drawn with pastel crayons, wedged between the sea and the hills. The weather is perfect – a little too hot maybe – but the salty […]

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The second Tuscan stage, from Volterra’s hilltop to the iconic Pisa

Diego Ghislandi | 27. June 2025

Once again, the day kicks off with an interesting customer visit: this time, we get to know Vitap, a Tuscan company specializing in the design and production of woodworking machinery. For our colleagues Gabriele and Mario, it’s a good opportunity to talk face-to-face about innovative applications that have “igus products inside”. Vitap offers innovative solutions for […]

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The first Tuscan stage from Siena to San Gimignano: ride among hills, towers and cypresses

Diego Ghislandi | 26. June 2025

Our second week begins in Siena, one of the most fascinating cities in Tuscany, known for its historical heritage, medieval architecture, and above all for the Palio, the famous horse race that brings the city to life every year. It’s already very hot this morning when we enter the historic Center on our igus:bike but […]

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The Bologna stage: endless arcades, sky-defying towers and tagliatelle alla bolognese

Diego Ghislandi | 25. June 2025

It’s sunday, 11 am. We meet our colleague Gianluca in the hotel… We are excited for the new day and for the Bologna stage. Gianluca is a specialist of Bologna and we could not have wanted a better city guide. Gianluca rides the igus:bike and we follow him with the public rental bikes: the bicycle […]

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The Chioggia stage – a good team ride between calle and bridges

Diego Ghislandi | 24. June 2025

Chioggia welcomes us with its quiet charm — often called a “miniature Venice” because of its style and atmosphere, so reminiscent of its more famous sister. Unlike Venice, however, Chioggia is less crowded, less touristy, but still full of that lagoon-city beauty. Here, everyone gets around by bike — it’s simply the best way to […]

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