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Stage 2: Hot weather and cold drinks

Ramona Senoner | 3. July 2025

Today’s tour starts in Zuchwil. Despite it being early in the morning, it’s already hot and sunny. It seems that today is going to be the hottest day of our tour. But of course, that’s not going to stop us from continuing our bike tour! Ramona, our first rider, cycles through the countryside until Niederbipp, […]

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Stage 1: Historical highlights and modern technology: the start of the igus:bike tour in Bern

Ramona Senoner | 2. July 2025

Our bike tour begins early in the morning in the beautiful Rosengarten, one of the best vantage points in the city. The view of the historic old town of Bern, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, is breathtaking and provides the perfect canvas for the start of our tour. We then drive downhill and visit the […]

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The final Italian stage takes us back to Robbiate – an homecoming surrounded by nature, innovation, and powerful emotions

Diego Ghislandi | 1. July 2025

The final day of our igus:bike tour in Italy has a special flavor. After two weeks pedaling from Milan to Siena, passing through cities, meeting customers and sharing stories, today the bike decides to close the loop and return home – to the igus Italy headquarters in Robbiate. To end on a high note, we […]

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The Turin stage takes us through innovation, memory and architecture

Diego Ghislandi | 30. June 2025

The day begins with a visit to one of our local customers. Today – together with Cristian and Andrea, the sales colleagues that follow the area, we’re in LITA: an Italian company based in Poirino (TO) specializing in the design and manufacture of automated palletizing and depalletizing machinery, as well as handling systems such as […]

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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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