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Piemonte, on its own terms

The meetup point changes with the route, from the western Alpi Cozie down to the Langhe. Each tour's page lists exactly where it starts and how to get there. What stays constant is the terrain knowledge: routes are built from riding this ground repeatedly.

Piemonte is the last place within easy reach where people are still in love with motorcycles and with offroad riding. That has become rare elsewhere, and it goes a long way. It is a place where we are always welcome, where the food is exceptional, where the wine is exceptional, and where history is everywhere.

Stefano

Stefano is half Swiss, half Italian, and it shows in everything about how these tours are run — Swiss precision in the planning and safety margins, Italian instinct in the routes, the pace, and what happens off the bike each evening. That's genuinely how he's built.

He grew up in the valleys above Bergamo — the birthplace of enduro as a discipline, something he and the people around him live and breathe. That background shapes how these tours are built: honest grading, real riding hours, and routes chosen because they're worth riding.

He has been riding motorcycles since he was eight years old, almost 30 years now. He speaks, reads and writes four languages: English, German, French and Italian.