Get Your Group On!
Gather your crew of 4 to 6 (cyclist and non-cyclists). We plan all the logistics of your one week concierge, private cycling holiday to include daily rides of your choice and off-the-bike activities. Arrive with your crew and RIDE EXPLORE EXPERIENCE Tuscany. Hassle-Free.
Chianti+Coastline PROMO
Explore ‘the two Tuscanys’ on an ideal cycling holiday! Rolling hills and flat coastlines. Ride a little, explore at your leisure and experience everyday. Complete concierge trip, personalized to your every whim.
Best of Both PROMO Trip
Ride the famous Stelvio & Gavia, then pedal the picturesque rolling hills of Tuscany. Exploration on and off the bike to enjoy all Italy has to offer. A hassle-free, concierge, private trip just for you.
'Tis The Season ... To Travel With Your Bike
The holidays upon us and annual family pilgrimages are inked in calendars. Whether you’re traveling by car or by plane, if your destination’s weather permits, there’s really no reason to leave your bike at home. Here are some or our tried and true travel tips & solutions to best bring your bike
2019 Season in Review
What a fun year! Thank you to all our 2019 clients for all the amazing memories. We are so grateful you chose to spend your cycling holiday with us. Grazie mille, Salute!
Tips For Traveling With Your Bike
Traveling with a bike can be as easy or as difficult as you allow it to be. If there is one word of advise that is more important than all other advise, it is
Il Palio
At BICI ITALIA, while we love just about every city in Italy, Siena holds a special place in our heart for many reasons. First and foremost, we believe it has the best piazza in all of Italy. Second, there is a special culture deeply embedded in this city. Siena is more than a ‘city’. It is home to seventeen districts or 'contrada’
La Storia della Strade Bianche
The white gravel roads. Distinctive, unique and as famous as those who have pedaled two-wheels over it’s topography. BICI ITALIA has quite a love affair with the Strade Bianche. It is our daily ride, our escape, and our challenge. It is our confidant, our friend, and on some days, our adversary that pushes us to be better cyclists.
Our first real appreciation of the Strade Bianche and it’s history was