Sign up for the third Fantacycling meeting
Saturday 19th October take part in the Serra climb


Saturday 19th October take part in the Serra climb

Are you ready to experience a day of excitement and fun? Then all you have to do is sign up for the third Fantacycling gathering, obviously on the legendary Monte Serra in Tuscany, on Saturday, October 19th.
On the Fantacycling shop website, by clicking on community gathering, you will find all the information and forms to participate in the event of the year with our team and welcome guests that we will announce shortly. You can choose whether to sign up for the Serra climb alone or also for the community evening dinner scheduled, as in 2023, at the Bike Village in San Giuliano Terme in the province of Pisa.
EVENT DETAILS:
Meeting from 10am to 1pm at the Bike Village in San Giuliano Terme
Departure at 2pm for the Monte Serra Climb, return scheduled for 5pm
Dinner starting at 8pm at the Bike Village in San Giuliano Terme
The purchase of this package includes: - Fantacycling Gadget - Mechanical Assistance following the participants - Ambulance Presence following the participants
Dinner includes: APE DEL BIKE - Tuscan appetizer: Mixed crostini + Tuscan cold cuts + Cheeses, olives and mixed fried food MIXED GRILL - Grilled beef, chicken and pork with a side of potatoes
NB For those with allergies, celiac disease or other problems, please communicate it in advance by email to [email protected].
Come with us and spend an unforgettable day. Fantacycling awaits you.
Registration Packages – Fantacycling (fanta-cycling.com)
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