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Stage 7: Engineering, solar energy and araucaria forests

Michael Poepke | 6. March 2026

Some stages of the igus:bike journey are about landscapes. Others are about partnerships. Stage 7 of the igus:bike worldtour in Brazil brought both together during a special visit to Brafer Construções Metálicas, a long-time partner working on large-scale energy and infrastructure projects. A warm welcome at Brafer We were welcomed by Pasquale S. Garofani Tsingos, Brafer […]

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Stage 6: Gardens, cycling and Italian flavors

Michael Poepke | 5. March 2026

After several days on the road, some stages of the journey invite a different rhythm. Stage 6 of the igus:bike worldtour in Brazil was one of those days… a moment to explore more of Curitiba, a city known not only for its industry and innovation, but also for its urban planning, green spaces and cultural […]

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Stage 5: Engineering roots, Serra roads and Brazilian traditions

Michael Poepke | 4. March 2026

Some stages of the journey are defined by landscapes.Others by people, traditions and unexpected moments. Stage 5 of the igus:bike worldtour in Brazil turned out to be one of those days that brings a little bit of everything. .. from a quick stop at one of the country’s most iconic industrial brands to historic mountain […]

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Stage 4: Forest philosophy and future engineering – Innovation meets Evolabs

Michael Poepke | 3. March 2026

There are places that hold memory.And there are places where ideas are being built every day. On this fourth stage of the igus:bike worldtour in Brazil, we experienced both — in Curitiba. Where stories live – Bosque do Alemão The day began at Bosque do Alemão. It is one of those places that naturally slows […]

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Stage 3: Curves, Culture and Precision – A Day in Curitiba

Michael Poepke | 27. February 2026

There are cities that you simply pass through.  And there are cities that make you pause. Curitiba belongs to the second kind…. Today, the igus:bike reached one of the most iconic landmarks of Brazilian architecture: the Oscar Niemeyer Museum. Standing in front of the museum’s famous “Eye,” it becomes clear that this is more than […]

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