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Munich to Mugello with YCRS

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Arrive in Munich. Ride to the Alps and spend a few days doing loops in the Dolomites. Then head south and do some track time with Troy Corser on Mugello. Slick upgrades available on your new track dedicated BMW S1000RR. Ride north again through the Alps back to Munich. Yes we hit Stelvio and other passes that are even better. This is Europe’s favorite circuit and Europe’s favorite sport touring roads packed into one whirlwind adventure. It's a total of 3 days on track and 6 days of sport touring with great beer, food and wine along the way. Long days of great miles, meant more for advanced riders. Your butt is gonna hurt from riding, your face will hurt from laughing and your legs are going to be sore after 3 days of hauling ass on Mugello.  This year we will be joined by YCRS COO and instructor Keith Culver. Keith will be on hand to reinforce lessons learned during YCRS as they will be particularly useful while riding the Italian Alps

Munich to Mugello with YCRS at a Glance

  • Tour Days
    > Day 1 - Welcome to Munich Germany!
    > Day 2 - Munich to Canazei via Penser Joch 299km
    > Day 3 - The Sella Round 215km
    > Day 4 - Manghen Loop 217km
    > Day 5 - Italian Alps to Mugello Via Lake Garda and Raticosa Pass 436km
    > Day 6 - Track Day 1 on Mugello
    > Day 7 - Track Day 2 on Mugello
    > Day 8 - Track Day 3 on Mugello
    > Day 9 - Rest Day at our Villa in Tuscany
    > Day 10 - Mugello to Bormio via Gavia Pass 510km
    > Day 11 - Bormio to Munich Via Stelvio and Timmelsjoch 363km
    > Day 12 - Departure Day
  • Upcoming Tour Dates
    Date To Be Determined
  • Scenery: Granite Peaks of Dolomites, Tuscan Hills
  • Road Difficulty: Narrow roads usually decent pavement. Occasional High cliff roadways on islands
  • Road Excitement: The riders on this tour will be experienced so the pace will be brisk but not unsafe.
  • Food: Authentic German and Italian
  • Hotels: 3 & 4 Star Hotels
  • Riding Days: 9
  • Riding Hours Per Day: 9
  • Airport: Munich (MUC)
  • Quick Itinerary:

Munich to Mugello with YCRS - tour: T026 One mans dream might be yours to. Ride from Munich to the Italian Alps to Mugello for 3 days track riding with Troy Corser. The back over the Alps to Munich. Long days of riding, great food, 3 and 4 star accommodation and probably a few nights of serious d

Includes

  • 11 Nights Accommodations in 3 and 4 star hotels,
  • 6 Days of twisty riding across
  • 1 Rest day in Tuscany
  • Base model sport touring bike, upgrades available
  • 3 Days Track Riding
  • S1000RR Rental and Track Fees
  • Good buffet breakfast every morning
  • Local multilingual motorcycle road guide
  • YCRS Coach for day to day riding tips
  • Support and luggage vehicle
  • Austria Autobahn Vignette

Does Not Include

Airfare (although we can give you lots of good tips on airfare)

Some Dinners

Lunches (some people just want a snack, some need to order the whole menu and sample it all)

Gasoline for your bike

Drinks

Road Tolls

Tips

Tour Difficulty

Advanced street and track riding.

Tour Pricing

  • Shared Room BMW F900R BMW F750GS
    $8,700.00 ( $2,610.00 Deposit)
  • Shared Room BMW F900XR, BMW RNineT, BMW F850GS
    $8,800.00 ( $2,640.00 Deposit)
  • Shared Room BMW R1250GS, BMW R1250R, BMW R1250RS
    $9,100.00 ( $3,310.00 Deposit)
  • Shared Room BMW S1000XR, BMW R1250RT
    $9,300.00 ( $3,210.00 Deposit)
  • Single Rider Own Room BMW F900R, BMW F750GS
    $9,700.00 ( $2,910.00 Deposit)
  • Single Rider Own Room BMW F900XR, BMW RNineT, BMW F850GS
    $9,800.00 ( $2,940.00 Deposit)
  • Single Rider Own Room BMW R1250GS, BMW R1250R, BMW R1250RS
    $10,100.00 ( $3,310.00 Deposit)
  • Single Rider Own Room S1000XR, R1250RT
    $10,200.00 ( $3,060.00 Deposit)
  • Couple F900XR, F850GS
    $10,900.00 ( $3,270.00 Deposit)
  • Couple BMW R1250GS, BMW R1250RS, BMW R1200R
    $11,100.00 ( $3,330.00 Deposit)
  • Couple BMW S1000XR, BMW R1250RT
    $11,200.00 ( $3,360.00 Deposit)

Days of the Munich to Mugello with YCRS Motorcycle Tour

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Day 1 Welcome to Munich Germany!

You’ll be met at the Munich Airport just after you pickup your baggage and cross through customs. Our staff will get you and your luggage to our first hotel here in Munich. If you arrive early in the day we’ll get you set up on a few places to go until we all meet again later that night. The BMW museum is a popular choice and it’s just a few stops away by subway. Hopefully you got some sleep on the flight and can join us for a little welcome celebration Bavarian style in old town Munich. Here you’ll have a chance to meet your fellow adventurers and guides over some excellent German beer. Tonight we will put in our reservations on our phones for Sella Pass. Each of you will need the OpenMove App on your phone and will need to make a prior reservation for 9am for Sella Pass. This little annoyance allows for less traffic on a great run up a signature road.

Day 2 Munich to Canazei via Penser Joch 299km

In Germany breakfast is not just a noun, it's also a verb. Even 3 star hotels put on a great breakfast and we encourage you to partake. It's going to be a long and exciting day. We will pick up our rental bikes, get packed up and head out of Munich early. Rising early guarantees us a smooth day with time for fun. We will take some easy back roads so you can get used to your bike before we head into Austria and up into the Alps. We’ll enjoy a few stops on the road so you can see just how different a full service European rest stop is. You’ll get a preview of the days to come by heading through some Dolomite passes before arriving at your home for the next 3 nights. A good sized room in a Swiss style chalet in a small Tyrolean town. These suites are generally made for vacationing skiers in the winter. Since it's the summer time, the resort is pleased to give riders like us friendly Alpine hospitality. The town is a resort community with plenty of stores, restaurants and other services but nothing too sophisticated.

Day 3 The Sella Round 215km

Today is a jaw dropper of incredible vistas in the Dolomite Peaks with plenty of curves on what European riders call “Sella Round”. It’s time to make use of that OpenMove Sella Pass ticket as we start this morning. Because we planned ahead we can go and enjoy the road. Sella is just one of the passes we hit today but make sure you grab a sticker for each one. Next up Gardena Pass and then Falzarego, where Cat will need to stop and buy some cheese. There’s always a guy there selling local Alpinekäse right out of the back of a van. Then round the back of the mountains and up Passo Giau and stop for a late lunch. A stretch off the beaten path and then we finish the day with Passo Pordoi before heading back through some obligatory traffic to get to our hotel.

Day 4 Manghen Loop 217km

You figured out how your bike handles now Now it’s time to get off the tourist bus trail and go where only real riders go. A long stretch of back roads leads us up the narrow route of Manghen pass. There’s a reason buses don’t go on this road, they won’t fit, most cars avoid it to but up top you see other riders like you consider it a proper crazy road. Celebrate with a little homemade dried sausage before the crazy decent down the other side. Through the apple orchards and up Passo Brocon for lunch. Then Passo Rolle, Passo Valles and Passo San Pellegrino before we take a sneaky back way to avoid most of the valley traffic to our hotel.

Day 5 Italian Alps to Mugello Via Lake Garda and Raticosa Pass 436km

Today is a highway burner but it’s not without some pleasant distractions. We head west for a scenic ride above Lake Garda. Then a stop at an Italian truck stop. A two hour burn down the Autostrada to Bolnogna and we are back on the curvy roads. This time on the a road every Bologna motorcycle rider knows, Raticosa pass. We’ll stop at the top and then continue over Futa Pass to Mugello and our resort hotel 20 min from the race track.

Day 6 Track Day 1 on Mugello

It’s time to do your first day on Mugello. Troy Corser will be your lead instructor and you will be assigned an additional coach who will follow and video your progress each day. Today it’s about getting used to the dancing rhythm of Mugello. You also are getting used to the BMW S1000RR. The track surface is excellent and the facilities are top notch. Take a moment to realize you are actually there at Mugello, Italy’s most famous motorcycle circuit.

Day 7 Track Day 2 on Mugello

Again this morning we ride our street bikes over to the circuit from our hotel. Our luggage truck brings your track gear over so you can change at the circuit. Expect some hot temperatures so your included custom VnM Sport top is going to come in handy. Follow Troys constant refrain to drink plenty of water or you will get mentally fuzzy. Today it’s about boosting your speed and braking earlier but softer.

Day 8 Track Day 3 on Mugello

It’s time to put it all together with some interesting body position strategies from Troy Corser. Your lap times are dropping and your speeds are rising. You are starting to get a glimpse of what it’s like to ride this course on a MotoGP machine. Tonight we celebrate with a honking big Bistecca ala Fiorentia (T-Bone Steak Florence Style). It goes very well with the local red wine and your body will need the protein.

Day 9 Rest Day at our Villa in Tuscany

We've just done 3 days of track time and we've got a long ride ahead of us to get back to Munich. Time to recharge in the Tuscan sun at our sumptuous villa. Afternoon sport touring ride to Sambucca pass if you simply can't stay still.

Day 10 Mugello to Bormio via Gavia Pass 510km

It’s another long day with some highway work but not before we enjoy the curves of Tuscany. Ride up over the Apennine pass of Abetone until we get to the city of Modena. From there we take the Autostrada until the town of Brescia where we begin our assent into the Alps. A long tunnel will bring us up to speeding along the coast of Lake Iseo. The valley road brings us to a narrow turn off for Passo dei Mortirolo. This a tiny back road famed for bicycle racing that takes us from one Alpine valley to another. Another short valley road run and we are in Bormio.

Day 11 Bormio to Munich Via Stelvio and Timmelsjoch 363km

This morning we ride Stelvio for breakfast. We ride the valley highway east through apple orchards to until we head north again. Our final Alp pass awaits and it’a good one, Timmelsjoch. Riding down into Austria was avoid the main highway and go towards the town of Seefeld. Some final twists in the Bavarian hill country before we bring it in to Munich. Damn straight we are drinking tonight.

Day 12 Departure Day

If you did what you were told you got a flight outta Munich sometime after 12 noon. It’s time to say good bye until the next time. It’s almost always next time because most people come back and do these tours year after year.


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