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GBI Europe 2023

The upcoming European tour of the Global Biking Initiative starts in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava and takes us across Austria. We will visit Vienna, explore the Danube area as well as many other interesting and challenging parts of the Alpine Republic. We continue through southern Germany and finally end up in the Bavarian capital of Munich.

Go, GBI, go! We cycle for charity!

 

11. - 17. June 2023

Tour pics
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General information

Tour overview

This unique cycling tour with several hundred participants from all over the world will take us to Bratislava in Slovakia in 2023. From there we pedal through Austria and southern Germany to jointly celebrate the end of the tour in Munich.

On our tours we offer a broad range of services to provide you a very special experience. Even not well trained cyclists could manage to ride the daily distances. And if you really need to finish a stage earlier, our pickup service will bring you and your bike to the daily destination.

The mixture of different languages, nationalities and cultures creates the unique GBI spirit. And even rookies will perceive this spirit not later than the second day.

Highlights

  • Explore the Slovakian capital of Bratislava
  • Visit the charming Austrian capital of Vienna
  • Discover Austrian hospitality
  • Pedal through various gorgeous regions
  • Enjoy alpine cuisine
  • Make new friends with many like-minded GBIans

More information needed?

There might some things missing on our event page or you have some specific questions?
Feel free to contact us.

Michael Leuenberger
Tour director

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Charity

As the GBI is a charity ride, you have to register for a GBI country (typically your home country) and raise funds in addition to the participation fee for the local supported charity in this country. The minimum amount depends on your country and its Gross Domestic Product per capita (GDP):

150 €
Minimum

 Colombia
Czech Republic
Egypt
Ghana
Greece
Hungary
India
Jordan
 Kenya
Kuwait
Malta
Morocco

150 €
Minimum

Mozambique
Myanmar
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Rwanda
Senegal
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Syria
Turkey
 Ukraine

200 €
Minimum

 Australia
 Belgium
 France
 Germany
Irland
Italy
Netherlands
United Kingdom

250 €
Minimum

Bahrain
Canada
Luxembourg
  Norway
Oman
  Qatar
Saudi-Arabia
  Switzerland
United Arab Emirates
United States of America

Tour description

Itinerary

Day 1: Bratislava (SK) to Stockerau (AT)
After welcoming the participants and a short tour briefing, the tour director Michael Leuenberger will officially start the tour at the GBI tour hotel in Bratislava. The teams first head to the city center of the Slovakian capital before they soon reach the Danube river, which will guide us today. Not far behind Bratislava we cross the border to Austria. Until we reach Vienna we are following the nice, but heavily frequented Danube Cycle Path. A short detour to the Prater and downtown Vienna is a must before we continue cycling along the Danube. Our first destination in Stockerau is not far from Vienna.
Track 2 detour through the Weinviertel region of Lower Austria and off the Danube, before joining Track 1 again at the nutritionpoint.
Route character: flat

Day 2: Stockerau (AT) to Herzogenburg (AT)
Today Track 1 is very short, but we are cycling within a great scenery. We first stay north of the Danube and cycle comfortably westwards on flat terrain. At Altenwörth we cross the Danube river and follow it for a short while on the Danube Cycle Path. Afterwards we turn into the Traisen valley, a well-known wine region in the Mostviertel. The last part of the day we cycle along the Traisen river towards our stage destination in Herzogenburg.
Track 2 explores the Weinviertel north of the Danube much more in detail. There are several challening climbs to be mastered before we reach the Danube crossing in Altenwörth and continue on Track 1.
Route character: flat (Track 1), hilly (Track 2)

Day 3: Herzogenburg (AT) to Steyr (AT)
This stage is the longest of the tour. We follow the Traisen river to St. Pölten, the provincial capital of Lower Austria, before we reach the Danube river again. The very impressive Melk Abbey, overlooking the Danube is worth a short photo stopp. We follow the river for 25 kilometers to the city of Ybbs, where we turn away from the Danube and have to cycle continously, but only slightly uphill for the next 55 km. After some ups and downs we reach the city of Steyr in the Enns Valley, but have to do one last climb of about 50 meters height up to the GBI camp.
Due to the length of the route, there is no separate track 2 today.
Route character: hilly

Day 4: Steyr (AT) to St. Georgen (AT)
The Alps are (at least) in sight. Whenever we are cycling along a river there is some time to relax. But don't rejoice too long as the next hill is certainly waiting behind the next river bend. The terrain is now significantly bumpier than in the past few days and a foretaste of the next stages. After an exhausting stage we reach Seewalchen on the north shore of Lake Attersee and can have a stopover, possibly combined with a refreshing dip in the lake. As soon as we are leaving the lake the route is getting challenging again with a tough climb and downhill before we reach our destination at Sankt Georgen. 
Track 2 sniffs real mountain atmosphere for the first time at the foothills of the Alps around Kirchdorf an der Krems. There are two major climbs and downhills of several hunderd meters to be mastered.
Route character: very hilly (Track 1), mountainous (Track 2)

Day 5: St. Georgen (AT) to Inzell (D)
Today we are cycling through the Salzkammergut region with lovely lakes and villages, but also with some challenging climbs. About halfway of todays stage we reach Salzburg. Many sights and the great atmosphere of the city invite you to stopp here, maybe even for a lunch break. If you want to climb the Mönchsberg you can enjoy a unique panoramic view. Strengthened with a few Mozart balls, we continue and soon we reach the German border. Bad Reichenhall invites you to make another stop before heading starting the last 10 kilometers uphill to Inzell.
Track 2 detours within the Salzkammergut and comes along Mondsee and Fuschlsee and takes significantly more altitude than track 1.
Route character: hilly (Track 1), mountainous (Track 2)

Day 6: Inzell (D) to Bad Aibling (D)
From Inzell we are cycling at the foothills of the Alps through southern Bavaria. We reach Lake Chiemsee at its very southwestern edge and with a little detour we can do a coffee stopp directly at the lake. Later that day we reach the city of Rosenheim and continue along the Mangfall river to Bad Aibling, today's stage destination on a former US Army site.
Track 2 is very challenging today. We detour to the Tyrolean mountains with many kilometers as well as challenging ascents. Via St. Johann in Tirol it turns us back to track 1.
Route character: hilly (Track 1), very hilly (Track 2)

Day 7: Bad Aibling (D) to Munich/Unterföhring (D)
The last day has still some climbs in the first part, but later it will go more or less a little bit down. We pedal through nice forests and rural area, before we reach Munich from the east.  Our tour finish at a sports area in Unterföring is very close to Munich and located at the river Isar. We are currently planning a group ride in a closed peloton and with music for the last few kilometers.
Track 2 initially leads in a northerly direction before joining track 1 for the group cycling.
Route character: flat (Track 1), hilly (Track 2)

Stage overview

Day Route Track Distance Climb
Day 1 - 11. June 2023 Bratislava (SK) - Stockerau (AT) 1
2
105 km
125 km
310 m
360 m
Day 2 - 12. June 2023 Stockerau (AT) - Herzogenburg (AT) 1
2
54 km
116 km
150 m
820 m
Day 3 - 13. June 2023 Herzogenburg (AT) - Steyr (AT) 1
2
135 km
135 km
720 m
720 m
Day 4 - 14. June 2023 Steyr (AT) - St. Georgen (AT) 1
2
92 km
123 km
1280 m
2160 m
Day 5 - 15. June 2023 St. Georgen (AT) - Inzell (D) 1
2
92 km
131 km
1070 m
2140 m
Day 6 - 16. June 2023 Inzell (D) - Bad Aibling (D) 1
2
82 km
170 km
570 m
1420 m
Day 7 - 17. June 2023 Bad Aibling (D) - Munich/Unterföhring (D) 1
2
69 km
97 km
500 m
600 m
Total Bratislava (SK) - Munich (D) 1
2
629 km
897 km
4600 m
8220 m

The tracks of the different stages differ in general regarding their length and the climb as well as the surface.

Track 1

Recommended for all kinds of bikes including road bikes. Only paved roads on the track. If short sections of the track are not paved, it will be no problem to cycle there even with thin roadbike tires.
Shorter and less challenging than track 2.

Track 2

Recommended in particular for road bikes, as the distance is longer and more climbs than on track 1. If short sections of the track are not paved, it will be no problem to cycle there even with thin roadbike tires.

Venues

Day 1 - Tour start

Bratislava (SK)
Hotel Vienna House Easy Bratislava

The GBI tour starts at the official GBI tour hotel in Bratislava, close to the international airport.

Guests, who have booked the pre-night with the GBI will be accommodated in the tour hotel or in a nearby second hotel.

Bratislava (SK)
Bratislava (SK)

Day 1

Stockerau (AT)
Sportzentrum Alte Au, Stockerau
Stockerau (AT)
Stockerau (AT)

Tag 2

Herzogenburg (AT)
Anton-Rupp sports hall, Herzogenburg


Herzogenburg (AT)

Day 3

Steyr (AT)
Townhall Steyr
Steyr (AT)
Steyr (AT)

Day 4

St. Georgen im Attergau (AT)
Attergauhalle, St. Georgen im Attergau
St. Georgen im Attergau (AT)

Day 5

Inzell (D)
Max-Aicher-Arena, Inzell
Inzell (D)
Inzell (D)

Day 6

Bad Aibling (D)
Fliegerhalle, Bad Aibling
Bad Aibling (D)
Bad Aibling (D)

Day 7 - Tour finish

Unterföhring/Munich (D)
SportScheck Allwetter, Unterföhring
Unterföhring/Munich (D)
Unterföhring/Munich (D)
Teams

Each GBI participant cycles in a team, guided by an experienced teamleader. Teamsize is limited to ten riders maximum because of legal requirements.

You can choose a team, which fits best to your experience, your objectives and your preferred track.

Find your team

TEAM "SPIN MATTER EXPERTS" THE SMES
Ramy Elkably
Track 1 (24 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

Let's enjoy every moment of the trip together, get to know each others and celebrate - few tricks help us doing this from previous tours experience - Team will move on agreed time with maximum of 15 minutes late/wait window to respect other team members - in case of emergency we wait as a team (fix bike or wait for support ) - We try small gap in fitness level to be able to work it out as a team - we agree on 2-3 stops / breaks per day including 45-60 min lunch break and two other smaller ones say 15 minutes - in stops we agree each time on moving timing with 5 min wait to respect other team members.
Average speed per day is 22-24 and gets higher in downhills and slower in uphills - Safety comes first!

OPEN TEAM
7 GBI tours participated
TEAM ADDMORE
Kay Helten
Track 1 (25 km/h)
Languages: German, English

This is a sponsoring team by Addmore.

CLOSED SPONSOR TEAM
22 GBI tours participated
TEAM AUSTRALIA
Ahmed Morsi
Track 2 (27 km/h)
Languages: English

The Australian chapter of GBI are sending a team to the Europe 2023 Tour. We are supporting Zephyr Education, an Australian charity who assist children affected by domestic violence. Our team will ride together on Track 2, taking in a few more mountains because that's how we roll. We look forward to stopping in for some great food, coffee and other beverages...
We also look forward to meeting other GBIers and enjoying the roads of Europe.

OPEN TEAM
1 GBI tour participated
TEAM BLACK IRIS
Mohammad Shahin
Track 1 (22 km/h)
Languages: English, Arabic

Living & kicking since GBI Petra-Sharm 2014. Making the most of every moment we capture while riding.

We are yet to select a local charity for the donations for this year.

OPEN TEAM
5 GBI tours participated
TEAM DUBAI EAGLES
Karim Ramadan
Track 1 (36 km/h)
Language: Arabic, English

GBI has been the spark that made me get into cycling & triathlon, hence i wait for this time of the year to enjoy cycling in amazing routes in europe . Dubai Eagles will take the time to enjoy the ride with stops for photos, food and coffee on our route but once the wheels are rolling we ride efficiently as a team on average speed ( 36 km/hr ). we will arrive at the town of our sleep over in reasonable time to have dinner and friendly chat on the day highlights .
Note: We can slow down sometimes or speed up sometimes to stay together as a team , however if you consistently can't hold on to the group we will advise you to join a slower or faster group
Looking forward to enjoy the tour

OPEN TEAM
way_2_tri
2 GBI tours participated
TEAM DUBAI FALCONS
Haitham Samman
Track 1 (36 km/h)
Languages: Arabic , English

I have been a GBI leader since 2009 and can't wait to cycle freely in europe summer 2023 across this scenic route. Dubai Falcons will take the time to enjoy the ride with stops for photos, food and coffee on our route but once the wheels are rolling we ride efficiently as a team on average speed ( 36km/hr ). we will arrive at the town of our sleep over in reasonable time to have dinner and friendly chat on the day highlights .
Note We can slow down sometimes or speed up sometimes to stay together as a team , however if you consistently can't hold on to the group we will advise you to join a slower or faster group
Looking forward to enjoy the tour

OPEN TEAM
haithamsamman
12 GBI tours participated
TEAM DYNAMIC KOREA
Joong Ho Kim
Track 2 (25 km/h)
Languages: Korean

I am riding the GBI Europe to witness the beauty of Europe. We may choose to ride TRACK 1 one some days. I will make several brief stops along the way to enjoy scenic landscapes. Sorry I only speak Korean. You are welcome if this is not a problem for you.

OPEN TEAM
2 GBI tours participated
TEAM FAST ON TRACK
Thomas Kuepper
Track 1 (20 km/h)
Languages: German, English

I am from Germany and 54 years old.
We will have breaks when it is needed, around every 30 km 10 min break, after 60% of the day a longer one.

OPEN TEAM
15 GBI tours participated
TEAM FUN-BIKERS
Ebenezer Adu-Lartey
Track 1 (22 km/h)
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Hungarian

This will be my 9th GBI. Sport is my life - I am an ultramarathon runner, also loving long distance biking and spinning. GBI for me is charity and discovery of new countries, cultures, food and drinks… So my team will aim to enjoy the tour - making the best out of the biking side, but also allocating time to visit the nicest sites and to get to know each other while enjoying the best local restaurants or cafeterias. We are fully open to diversity, so please feel free to join us and to start the event with a joint dinner the evening preceding the start. We mostly target to ride Track 1, but based on the team's ambition, might choose Track 2 once or twice during the week.

OPEN TEAM
4 GBI tours participated
TEAM GREEN IN ACTION
Moataz Bahei-ElDin
Track 1 (28 km/h)
Languages: English, Arabic

The team will start cycling everyday at 8:00 a.m. We will take 15 minutes breaks every 30 km and we will have an hour lunch break in beautiful places, so we will reach the camp early and can enjoy the destination city at night.

OPEN TEAM
16 GBI tours participated
TEAM HB RIDERS
Fragkiskos Vellis
Track 2 (25 km/h)
Languages: Greek, English

This is the Hellenic-British Team. Hellas/Hellenic is the proper way to call Greece/Greek. So, this is a team led by an experienced GBIan, of Hellenic nationality, who has been living and working in Britain for the last 5 years, hence the name!
We will be riding with discipline and with attention to safety. Averaging 25-26 km/h we will prefer the challenge of the longer route (Track 2) if weather permits and we are in the right mood. We will form pacelines where reasonable and we will take turns in pulling the group. If you don't know exactly how to do that - don't worry, we will teach you! We will certainly be looking for the best coffee and the best food en route!

Expect to hear a lot of Greek but also a lot of English language being used. The team is open to anyone who would like to join but please align with the team leader beforehand.

OPEN TEAM
fragkiskos.vellis
11 GBI tours participated
TEAM HEAVY ON WIRE
Track 1 (22 km/h)
Languages: (Swiss-) German, English

The main objective of this team is to have fun together. Cycling, talking, cycling, little bit sightseeing, cycling, meeting the friends from the last years, cycling. This sounds like a successful day!! Average speed is planned around 22km/h. After 2/3 of the daily stage we will have a lunch break for 45 – 60 minutes. We will stay together for the whole day, we leave no rider behind except when we climb mountains and where we'll gather at the top again. We always take care of each other.

Because of various (personal) challenges, Uli, who usually leads the team, cannot guarantee full availability for the whole ride. Therefore the team should internally agree on a co-teamleader to take over if Uli is not availabe.

OPEN TEAM
TEAM KUWAIT
Abdullah Al Ansari
Track 1 (20 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

This group cycles on an easy pace with stops every 15 km, and a main Lunch stop midway.
We plan to make every ride very leisurely and laid back, with many stops & sightseeing throughout.
We will start everyday between 8:30 & 9:30 with an average speed of 20 km/hr

OPEN TEAM
3 GBI tours participated
TEAM LTE
Thomas Busalla
Track 2 (22 km/h)
Language: German, English

We want to have 3 considerable breaks during the day, breaktime as long as we need. We start together, have breaks and arrive together!

OPEN TEAM
18 GBI tours participated
TEAM QATAR CYCLISTS CENTER 1
Track 1 (26 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

Another year, another great ride! Please join our road-loving team for an amicable ride through Slovakia, Austria and German country side :)

If you are member of Qatar Cyclists Team, this is the group for you.

OPEN TEAM
TEAM QATAR CYCLISTS CENTER 2
Hamad Aljaidi
Track 2 (26 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

Another year, another great ride! Please join our road-loving team for an amicable ride through the Slovakia, Autria and German country side :)

If you are member of Qatar Cyclists Team, this is the group for you.
0 GBI tours participated
TEAM RELAXED CYCLISTS
Frank Kränkl
Track 1 (19 km/h)
Languages: German, English

Enjoy cycling, experience memorable moments and spend a great time together, that’s the goal. We will decide as a team how we shape the day.

Average speed will be 18-20 km/h
We will start in the morning appr. 8:30 / 9:00 and make a short break each 2-2,5 hrs. as well as a longer lunch break

OPEN TEAM
6 GBI tours participated
TEAM RIDING TOGETHER
SE HO PYO
Track 1 (20 km/h)
Languages: Korean

A fun ride that we can do together
I'll be with you till the end.
If it's our team, we can stay together until the end.

OPEN TEAM
1 GBI tour participated
TEAM RIYADH CYCLIST
Saad Alhenaidi
Track 1 (25 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

We will be mostly on track-1, our tour will be just for fun.
During the rides we will pass through many cities, village and nice views. And stop for coffee or lunch or some sweets and will take some pictures.
Our average speed 25 – 30 kilometers per hour.
For more information please feel free to contact me in my WhatsApp 0966569102013

OPEN TEAM
saad_alhinaidi.ksa
3 GBI tours participated
TEAM RUM 01
Ali Obeidat
Track 2 (30 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

I inspire members to change and achieve their goals. I support and motivate, so that every single member aids in the success of the whole team. I'm Coach Ali Obeidat.. Join me this year!

OPEN TEAM
coachaliobeidat
aliobeidat
5 GBI tours participated
TEAM RUM 02
Khalil Muhalwas
Track 2 (30 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

Whenever I'm not in the operation room; you will find me on my bike. Join me, Khalil, a passionate and dedicated cycling surgeon, who believes in motivating and inspiring teammates. Join Team Rum today at GBI Europe 2023.

OPEN TEAM
1 GBI tour participated
TEAM RUM 03
Tamer Obeidat
Track 2 (30 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, Englisch

My motto is: "“You are one ride away from a good mood.” and you will defenitley miss on so many good rides if you don't join Team Rum on this adventure in Europe this year. Join me Tamer Obeidat and be part of our journey.

OPEN TEAM
0 GBI tours participated
TEAM RUM 04
Cindy ElBader
Track 2 (30 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

Born with passion for sports, and developed a strong one for Cycling all along. The joy of cycling is that you are "Always one ride away from a good mood." Join Team Rum this year at GBI Europe for an exciting tour.

OPEN TEAM
cindybader
cindybader
cindybader
1 GBI tour participated
TEAM SAUDI ARABIA 1
Majed AlHouti
Track 1 (20 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

We here in Saudi Arabia encourage using and participating in using bicycle riding cycling through weekly training professional sessions organized by our Darrajati Group .
‎‏We are a team from Saudi Arabia, we ride for fitness, fun and good views; the average speed for this group is between 20 to 40 km/h . we will take short breaks to take photos, drink coffee and enjoy the views as well as lunch break.
‎‏The team is of one heart, with spirit of cooperation and good vibes, we aim to have fun and meet new friends; anyone with passion for cycling and fun riding is welcome to join us.

OPEN TEAM
4 GBI tours participated
TEAM SAUDI ARABIA 2
Majed AlHouti
Track 2 (26 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

We here in Saudi Arabia encourage using and participating in using bicycle riding cycling through weekly training professional sessions organized by our Darrajati Group .
‎‏We are a team from Saudi Arabia, we ride for fitness, fun and good views; the average speed for this group is between 20 to 40 km/h . we will take short breaks to take photos, drink coffee and enjoy the views as well as lunch break.
‎‏The team is of one heart, with spirit of cooperation and good vibes, we aim to have fun and meet new friends; anyone with passion for cycling and fun riding is welcome to join us.

OPEN TEAM
4 GBI tours participated
TEAM SAUDI ARABIA 3
Majed AlHouti
Track 2 (26 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, English

We here in Saudi Arabia encourage using and participating in using bicycle riding cycling through weekly training professional sessions organized by our Darrajati Group .
‎‏We are a team from Saudi Arabia, we ride for fitness, fun and good views; the average speed for this group is between 20 to 40 km/h . we will take short breaks to take photos, drink coffee and enjoy the views as well as lunch break.
‎‏The team is of one heart, with spirit of cooperation and good vibes, we aim to have fun and meet new friends; anyone with passion for cycling and fun riding is welcome to join us.

OPEN TEAM
4 GBI tours participated
TEAM SOLSTICE ROCKS
Oliver Harzen
Track 1 (23 km/h)
Languages: German, English

We are cycling with the power of Solstice.
Our main focus is to have fun, cycle through stunning landscapes with an appropriate speed, that is fine for everyone and discover group dynamics. Day by day we decide whether we exceptionally switch to track 2 for the sake of a more scenic route or better beergardens on our way.

CLOSED SPONSOR TEAM
oliver_harzen
oliver.harzen
23 GBI tours participated
TEAM SPAIN CERVEZUELOS TEAM
Andres Hurtado Fernandez
Track 1 (25 km/h)
Languages: Spanish, English

This is teams’ 5th GBI. We are from mostly Spain and what we love most is enjoying!!!!
We like turism, food and beer, so we will have breaks when it is needed, to enjoy the villages, landscapes, have breakfast, a beer or whatever. Of course, good lunch is mandatory!!!!
We will ride at averages of 20 – 30 kms / hour, but always waiting and adapting our speed to the slowest one and we usually decide the day before which track will be done the following day. If there are nice things to see in track 2, we will definitely choose that one.

To join the team please contact the teamleader (dperonaa@gmail.com) in advance.

OPEN TEAM
si
SI
si
4 GBI tours participated
TEAM STREAM-CYCLER
Wolfgang Fresser
Track 2 (26 km/h)
Languages: German, English

Start late - arrive in time !

The fun of cycling in a team is the most important. One day we will may be fast, the other we will be more impressed by the landscape and good restaurants. For every tour day we agree, who is going to do track 1 or track 2 and we will split in 2 smaller Joint-Cyclers teams per day. Propbably there will be a preferences for track 2. Average speed can be between 20 - 30 km/h, depends on the daily condition :-). In the evening we offer to relax together, celebrating the highlights of the day, but will also look forward to the challenges of the next day.

Motto: Enjoy joint cycling for fun !

OPEN TEAM
7 GBI tours participated
TEAM SUPER CYCLISTS
Clemens Steger
Track 2 (28 km/h)
Languages: German, English

We (Lisanne & Clemens) are an Austrian-German couple sharing the passion of appreciating nature, outdoor activities and spending good times in a community. The opportunity of satisfying those desires while sitting on a racing bike and raising funds for less privileged fellow human beings is not to be beaten by anything and at the same time the main idea behind the GBI movement for us. After we can already count two fantastic GBI tours together in the saddle, this year for the first time we are forming our own team.

We are excited about sharing this experience with anybody who is open for racing bike rides with a decent mixture of sportive passages and at the same time enough room for breaks and opportunities to enjoy cool spots or locations on our way. We are planning to have one longer lunch break at half-distance and possibly one or two shorter breaks for coffee or beer. We are planning to ride Track 2 on default but decide on a daily basis within the team which of the tracks we would like to go at the end.

We are looking forward to a few days of good time (and weather) in June and people from any cultural background who share the same mindset and would like to join us on the way from Bratislava to Munich.

OPEN TEAM
2 GBI tours participated
TEAM THE GLADIATORS
Kojo Graham
Track 1 (21 km/h)
Languages: English

Join us! The Gladiators are a coulorful vibrant and fun team. Everyone is welcome.
Lets get the fun started!

OPEN TEAM
9 GBI tours participated
TEAM UNGEMüTLICH 40
Paul Gordon
Track 2 (28 km/h)
Languages: German

Mixed team of a number of cyclists who have completed numerous GBI`s togehter. Ave. speed is usually around 28. (Cycling at 30KM + over longer periods of time, shouldn`t be a problem for you). We usually stop at least once during the day for a longer break, other shorter breaks are possible. Our goal is to be in base camp around an hour after it is opened to allow for a longer period of re-generation. In general the core of the team are experienced cyclists who cycle well in a group, who ensure the group stays together and whose main priority is to stay safe and have fun. For this group it is a huge advantage if you have experience cycling in a group. (The main language spoken is German).

OPEN TEAM
10 GBI tours participated
TEAM VODAFONE CYCLISTS
Alexander Schade
Track 1 (22 km/h)
Languages: German, English

We are cycling with the power of Vodafone.
Our main focus is to have fun, cycle through stunning landscapes with an appropriate speed, that is fine for everyone and discover group dynamics. Day by day we decide whether we exceptionally switch to track 2 for the sake of a more scenic route or better beergardens on our way.

CLOSED SPONSOR TEAM
alex.der.radler
9 GBI tours participated
TEAM WADI HANIFA
khalid akrash
Track 1 (21 km/h)
Languages: Arabic, Englsih

The major goal is to enjoy cycling and have a pleasant time biking through the charming nature of Europe with an appropriate speed. As well as creating memorable memories as one team
Roadbikes are preferred.

OPEN TEAM
2 GBI tours participated
TEAM ZüGIG 18
Dieter Kluger
Track 1 (18 km/h)
Languages: German, English

To enjoy cycling, experience memorable moments and spend a great time together, that’s the goal.
We decide as a team how we shape the day.

Please notice that 18 km/h is the overall average, so it could be 20km/h or a little bit more at certain points in our journey!

To join the team please contact the teamleader. If you don't know the teamleader, please contact suppport@gbi-event.org

OPEN TEAM
D_Kluger
12 GBI tours participated

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