ARRIVALS AND
DEPARTURES
How do I get to the hotel?
Is the transfer from and to the airport included?
A transfer from and to the airport in Verona “Valerio Catullo” is included in most of our packages. For Milano-Venice-Bergamo or other airports there is a charge and advance notice is required. Request a price based upon the number of people and the number of bike boxes.
Can I ride the day I arrive?
Yes, you can join one of our guided bike rides on the day you arrive, provided you meet the following requirements:
- Arrival Time: You need to arrive at least one hour before the ride departure time (ride departure time is between 8:00 and 9:30 AM, depending on the season and weather conditions) to allow sufficient time for a bike fit.
- Advance Notice: Please let us know at least one day in advance if you plan to ride. This ensures we can have everything ready for your morning excursion.
- Punctuality: We kindly ask that you arrive on time, as we cannot delay departures for late arrivals.
For guests who do not arrive early enough for a morning ride, bike fits will be done in the afternoon after our guides return, typically in the mid to late afternoon. This ensures you’re fully prepared to join the rides starting the following day. If you arrive late afternoon or evening the bike fitting can be done the in the morning before the ride
Can I ride the day I am checking out?
It often happens that a cyclist is having such a good time that they want to fit in one more ride on the day of check out. Please check with the bike department to see if your bike has been assigned for that day to an incoming guest. If not, you are welcome to ride. In some cases, we can hold your room until the group ride returns. If that’s not possible, we offer a shower and dressing room facility for your convenience. Keep in mind that group rides typically return after 2 PM, so please ensure this fits into your schedule, with time to catch your train or plane, even if there is a flat tire or other delay.
When I arrive, how will I receive all relevant information?
Our reception staff will provide you with initial information about your stay. Our bike managers will be available upon your arrival to explain the details of our rides and all extra ride activities.
Please consult the website https://welcome.gardabikehotel.com
If I bring my own bike, is there someone who can help me assemble and disassemble it?
Most guests who bring their own bike are able to assemble it on their own, and we have tools in our bike room to help with that. However, if you think you need help putting your bike together, let us know in advance. Our mechanics are busy with our fleet of 80 bikes, but we will make arrangements to assist you. There is an additional charge for this service. Please be sure your bike is professionally tuned and ready for your riding experience here to avoid problems for you and the group.
FOOD AND
DRINKS
Is lunch included during the ride?
Usually not. On occasion we might do a special ride to a wine cellar or an alpine hut where we can have lunch, and you’ll know this in advance. However, each day in our Bike Room you’ll find small sandwiches, bananas and our home-made energy bars to take on your ride. You’ll have at least one stop on the ride to buy snacks and beverages. You will enjoy our extensive lunch buffet on your return.
What food do you provide during the bike rides? Do I need to bring my own energy bars/snacks?
At our food station in our Bike Room, we provide you with small sandwiches that fit in a jersey pocket, bananas and our popular home-made energy bars. We also provide cold water and electrolytes. There is at least one rest stop during the ride when you can purchase additional beverages and snacks.
Is there something to eat at the end of the ride?
Lunch will be waiting for you upon your return, which is available until 4pm, featuring salads, pasta, fruit and dessert.
Where do I eat dinner?
Our restaurant is open nightly (except Sundays) from 7–9:30 PM, offering an à la carte menu with vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-friendly options. Dinner is included in most of our packages, whether you prefer a quiet family meal or celebrating with new cycling friends, and if you let our restaurant staff know in advance, we’ll arrange the perfect table for all of you. Alternatively, explore the many nearby restaurants in Peschiera’s old city.
Are beverages included?
Bottled water is included at meals. We have a full bar menu, including many quality wines from local vineyards available for purchase.
What happens if I don’t have meals (Lunch or Dinner) at the restaurant?
For those who are interested in dining out and trying some local specialties, there are many restaurants within walking distance of the hotel in the old town section of Peschiera del Garda. There is no refund for meals (Lunch or Dinner) not consumed at the hotel.
PINARELLO
BIKE RENTAL
Can I rent one of your Pinarello bikes if i’m not an Hotel guest?
NO. For insurance reasons we rent our bikes only to our Hotel customers.
What do I need to bring to ride?
For safety reasons, and to comply with Italian law, helmets, bells, and front and back lights are required. For our tours, avid cyclists typically bring their own gear, including helmet, shoes, pedals, saddle, lights, cycling computer and clothing. However, we offer a selection of rental options to make your experience easier:
- Helmets: We offer the KASK Protone Icon for rent if you’d like a premium option. The Protone is cleaned and sanitized after every rental. If you decide to purchase the helmet, the rental fee will be applied toward the cost. We also have spare helmets for emergencies of various brands, but availability is limited.
- Saddles: Our rental bikes come with Selle Italia saddles, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
- Pedals: We offer Shimano SPD MTB and road pedals, as well as LOOK pedals. We also rent the Assioma Duo power meter pedals for an additional charge.
- Lights: We will provide front and back lights on our rental bikes. If you are bringing your own bike, please be sure you have an operational front and back light, and a bell to alert pedestrians.
- Cycling computers: The bikes come equipped with Wahoo and Garmin holders but we don’t rent cycling computers. Each guest should bring their own device. We do not have holders for cell phones.
- Clothing and Shoes: We don’t rent or sell shoes, so be sure to bring your own cycling shoes and appropriate gear for the ride.
If you’re missing anything, our Bike Corner offers high-quality cycling gear, including jerseys, bibs, rain jackets, socks, arm and leg warmers, and more for purchase. Size availability is not guaranteed, so it’s best to bring your essentials!
If I don’t ride every day, do I pay for the bike rental even when I’m not using it?
The bike rental starts when you receive the bike for your first day of riding and ends when you return it after your last ride. The bike rental rate applies for this entire period whether you choose to ride or not, because it is set up and held for you as part of your package.
How does it work the Pinarello Nytro?
The Nytro is not a scooter, and does not move without pedalling. You pedal, and the bike adds power to your pedal stroke. The maximum speed you can go with the help of the motor is 25 km/hour. Above 25 km, you are pedalling on your own. The Nytro has 4 levels of assistance, indicated by color; white/green indicate limited motor use, pink/blue indicate higher motor use. The battery life depends on how much assistance you use; the more assistance, the shorter the battery life. Because conditions vary, range can vary, but generally using the white/green levels provides about 80 km of range. Using the motor at the highest pink/blue levels may lower the maximum range to less than 50 km. Range depends on the ride distance and the amount of elevation gain. In Italy, e-bikes are not permitted to provide assistance once the bike reaches 25 km/hour. This means an e-bike is suited for group rides at less than 25km/hr (16mi/h).
What happens if the bike is damaged while it is assigned to me?
Once you receive your rental bike, it becomes your responsibility. You are renting top-of-the-line bikes ( Pinarello F, Pinarello X, Pinarello Grevil, Pinarello Nytro), valued between 7.000 and 15.000 €. You will be liable for any damage caused, even unintentionally. However, Garda Bike Hotel provides ‘Complete Peace of Mind’ bike insurance coverage. We have put this coverage in place so that you can relax and enjoy your time riding with us. This insurance, already included in the price of the bike rental, will cover you for accidental damage only. You will be responsible for a € 500,00 deductible for Pinarello Grevil & Pinarello Nytro and € 999,00 for Pinarello F. Damage estimates will be provided by the original supplier (either the bike shop or the Pinarello factory).
Can I take the rental bike out for a ride, on my own?
No, sorry. For insurance reasons, you cannot take your rental bike for a ride without our guides.
Can I bring my own bike from home?
You are welcome to bring your own bike. You are responsible for assembling your bike upon arrival, disassembling it upon departure, as well as all shipping arrangements needed to get your bike to and from the trip. If you need help assembling or disassembling, please let us know in advance so we can schedule a mechanic to help you. There is an additional fee for this service. You are responsible for maintenance of your bike while you are here, since our fleet of 80 bikes keeps our mechanics busy. If time and staffing allow, we will provide assistance at an additional charge. You are welcome to store your bike in our locked biked room, which also has video surveillance security. Important information if you are bringing your own bike:
- Install new tubes and tires on your bike before you arrive.
- We strongly encourage you to install at least a 12/32 cassette. Our rides often include a lot of climbing, including steep grades, and we find that guests enjoy rides more with a larger cassette. This is especially true if you live in a flat place and are not used to climbing.
- Have your bike thoroughly checked out and tuned up by a mechanic before you arrive. Our professional mechanics keep our fleet in excellent condition, and we ask that you do the same with your bike so you do not delay the entire group on the road. Preventative maintenance keeps road incidents to a minimum and allows you and the group to safely enjoy your holiday.
Can I rent a bike from a local bike shop while I’m there?
For insurance reasons you can participate in our guided tours only with our Pinarello bikes, with your own bike brought from home (read the Faq “Can I bring my own bike from home?”), or with a rental bike rented from Us to one of our partner.
If I bring my own bike, is there someone who can help me assemble and disassemble it?
Most guests who bring their own bike are able to assemble it on their own, and we have tools in our bike room to help with that. However, if you think you need help putting your bike together, let us know in advance. Our mechanics are busy with our fleet of 80 bikes, but we will make arrangements to assist you. There is an additional charge for this service. Please be sure your bike is professionally tuned and ready for your riding experience here to avoid problems for you and the group.
If I like the bike I rent, can I buy it?
Of course! Some bike models are for sale immediately and others at the end of the season. Talk with Nicola about the details.
TOUR AND WEEKLY PROGRAM
Is there an age limit to participate in your tours? Do we need to provide a medical certificate?
No, there is no age limit. We accept cyclists from 18 years old and above (under 18s must be accompanied by their parents). As with all cyclists participating in our tours, there are minimum fitness requirements that everyone must meet. Here you can find our self-evaluation sheet with all the different levels of cyclists we welcome! We want to remind you to accurately assess your physical condition, as even on the easiest and shortest tours the risk of falls must be considered. A medical certificate is only required for those participating in a Granfondo or special races/events
Can I ride with you if I’m a beginner or a total novice cyclist?
Our tours are designed to be enjoyable and accessible, but you do need basic cycling skills. For our easiest rides, you should be comfortable riding for 2-3 hours, 40–60 km (25–37 miles) at a relaxed pace (15–20 km/h / 9–12 mph). While the routes are gentle and often on quieter paths, you’ll need to handle some roads with light traffic. Here you can find our self-evaluation sheet with all the different levels of cyclists we welcome!
How should I prepare for riding in Italy?
We have done our best to provide different levels of guided tours each day, so we hope there is a good match for your fitness and skills. You will get maximum joy from riding here if you come prepared. While we have varied terrain in our area, we also have lots of hills. There is no one way to prepare to ride in Italy, but we suggest that you ride some base miles and to the extent available in your area, ride some hills. If you don’t have hills, do 6-8 30-second bursts of speed. Core and leg strength training, including weight lifting or stair climbing, are also good preparation for enjoying your time in Italy.
Are there any traffic rules that a cyclist should know when riding on Italian roads?
To ride safely and have fun, it is important to know Italian cycling rules and practices, which may be different from those in your home country. In Italy, we ride single file on the right side of the road, with the flow of traffic. Many of our roads make use of roundabouts to keep traffic flowing, and motorists expect cyclists to respect protocol for entering and flowing through. We also ride on some narrow roads, so it is always necessary to stay to the right and be aware. Our guides know the proper and safe way to ride on our roads, so you should always stay behind them. They will do their best to guide you through traffic situations on our roads. Before the ride, they will review hand signals and any things about the route that you should know. In Italy, cyclists are common on the roads, and cars are used to sharing the road with cyclists. For the most part, they are respectful of cyclists, and we must do our best to be predictable and respectful towards them. Pay attention, follow your guide’s lead, and use caution as you would on any public road.
Is there a lot of traffic in your area?
We have carefully planned our routes on quieter secondary roads, lesser known roads, cycle paths and agricultural paths to maximize your experience and safety. Our guides know how to navigate the routes to maximize your experience and safety by avoiding traffic and busy areas. However, short stretches of the roads leading in and out of the hotel can be busy, as can lakeside towns at high season. As you would at home, pay attention, use caution and follow all safety rules when riding on roads with traffic.
What is your weekly program like?
Over the course of seven days, we try to cover the range of terrain and experiences that make the Lake Garda region special. Each day, we offer different levels of rides to one of our featured regions. Some days the routes will visit castle towns on rolling plains, other days will feature the Morainic Hills, and others the mountains. One day we might take a ferry across the lake, another day you will ride through Verona, and another day you might climb through our beautiful Lessinia Natural Region. Each day will offer different terrain, different sights, and a different experience. While we have a general plan for each day, we publish the actual route the night before, in order to give consideration to the weather, special events in the area, and to the needs of our cyclists.
Do you have 4 levels of rides every day?
During our peak cycling season (May, June, September, October) when we have many cycling guests, we offer 4 levels of rides. During quieter periods, we may offer 2 or 3 ride options, but will ensure that each cycling guest rides in an appropriate paced group.
How many riders are in a group? How many guides are assigned to a group?
Groups are formed based on the number of cycling guests and their fitness level. When we are in the peak of the season (May, June, September, October), there are usually about 30 cyclists per day, divided into a maximum of 10 people for each of the 3-4 levels (leisure, classic, enthusiastic, epic). There is one lead guide per group, with an additional guide for larger groups. There is sometimes van support for a ride as well, and the hotel and assistance in just a phone call away.
During the rides, does a support van follow us?
A van will follow on the more difficult rides, more than 100 km and with significant climbing (ex. Monte Baldo, Tremosine). Private tours can request a support van as part of their customized package. Guides on any ride are always in communication with the hotel, and assistance is just a phone call away.
If my bike breaks down during the ride, how will I get back?
In case of a serious breakdown, we have a service to come and get you (there is a charge if it is your own bike, but free if the bike is one of our rentals). Your guide will arrange for you to be picked up.
Can I join your group rides any day of the week, or do I need to start riding with you on a specific day?
You can join the group rides any day of the week.
Can I ride SOLO without a guide?
Our guided tours make Garda Bike hotel one of the best bike hotels in Italy. People from all over the world enjoy riding with and getting to know our dynamic, experienced local guides. If you ride unguided you may miss much of the beauty that the area around Lake Garda has to offer, and you will spend energy navigating instead of focusing on your enjoyment. If you are not familiar with our cycling area you may unknowingly encounter very busy roads, potentially dangerous main roads, secondary roads in a poor state of repair, very steep, challenging climbs, some very dangerous descents. Keep in mind that if you ride solo, the hotel does not provide guest and bike pick-up service. (If you cannot ride the bike back to the hotel, and don’t have other means of transportation, you will have to call a taxi.)
What happens if it rains? Do I lose a day of riding?
The Bike Manager or the guides may decide to cancel or change a ride because of poor riding conditions caused by the weather. They will base their decision on safety concerns. If there is “light” rain, we may decide to ride, but will change the route to ride along our cycle path to either Borghetto (50km) or to Mantova (90km). These are flatter rides, with no traffic and no real climbs or descents. Sometimes we postpone the ride until later in the day, if it appears that there will be improvement in the weather conditions. If this occurs, we will alter the scheduled route, and modify the length of the ride along with the amount of climbing that was planned. If the weather is bad and the forecast does not call for improvement later in the day, the guides or the bike manager will cancel the ride. As an alternate activity, we can provide a transfer service with our van, to a destination selected by the bike manager, after consulting with the majority of cyclists. In the event that we have to cancel a ride, the bike rental fee for the day of the canceled ride will be waived
CLOTHING, WHAT TO BRING AND LAUNDRY
How does the laundry service work?
Laundry service for your bike clothes is included for free. When you arrive, you will receive a laundry net; at the end of the bike ride, leave the net with your used bike clothes, by 7:00 pm, in the box in the reception area, and you will receive your clothes the following morning, clean and smelling fresh!
What do I need to pack?
During our rides we will likely be riding in some higher elevations. It is a good idea to bring: arm warmers, leg warmers, rain jacket, wind vest, gloves. If you come in April or late October/November also bring a winter long sleeved jacket.
Is it possible to buy technical clothing from you?
With most our packages, you’ll receive a top of the line jersey. In addition, our small store offers high quality cycling gear, including rain jackets, jerseys, bibs, socks, arm and leg warmers, and more. Size availability not guaranteed.
How can I do laundry for my regular (non-bike) clothing?
We have an internal laundry service for a fee or there are laundromats in the city.
BOOKING INFORMATION
Is there is an age limit to participate in your Tours?
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. There is no maximum age limit, but for your safety and enjoyment, you need to meet the speed, distance, and other physical demands of your chosen tours. You also need basic cycling skills, including the ability to ride with a group in traffic. Do keep in mind that cycling has inherent risks, and that falls and accidents are possible, regardless of ride level.
Do we have to provide a medical certificate for GBH tours?
You don’t need a medical certificate, but do keep in mind that you do need basic cycling skills and the ability to meet the speed, distance, and physical demands of your chosen experience. Cycling has inherent risks, and falls or accidents can take place in any level of ride.
Is a medical certificate required for Granfondo or special races/events?
Yes, a medical certificate IS required for people participating in a Granfondo or special race/events. Print out a certificate online from the event website and take it to your doctor. Once it is signed, send a photo or scan to Silvia so she can register you for the event.
What is your cancellation policy?
For cancellations made more than 31 days from the arrival date, deposits will not be refunded, but we will issue a voucher in the same amount, valid for 24 months, for a new stay at the Garda Bike Hotel. For cancellations not made by this cutoff date, the deposit will not be refunded, and no voucher for future use will be issued. The Package includes an insurance policy for travel assistance, reimbursement of medical expenses, baggage insurance and personal belongings, travel cancellation insurance stipulated with Europe Assistance. (Read the Insurance Condition) If the reason for your cancellation is covered under the terms of our insurance policy, you will be able to reclaim between 80% and 100% of these charges.
What is the difference between the hotel (Enjoy Garda Hotel) and the apartments (Hatelier Garda Home)?
Our modern apartments are comparable in quality and style to our hotel rooms, but serve as small efficiency units, which include a small kitchen and living area, along with a bedroom and full bath. Each apartment also has a small outdoor patio. Apartment guests may use all the amenities of the hotel (restaurant, pool, jacuzzi, fitness room, etc) but the apartments are a short walk (150 meters or less than 1/10th of a mile) to the hotel. You just need to be a bit more organized when on a cycling holiday to take what you need down with you to save running back and forth! Kindly note that the cleaning service in the apartments is included every 2 days
How Does the “Bici Love” Package Work?
With the Bici Love package, your daily guided ride will be with a group made of other hotel guests who have chosen the same level of ride you did for that day. We offer 4 ride levels a day during much of the season, and fewer early and late in the season when we have fewer guests. Rest assured, we work hard to make sure our levels meet our guests’ needs, and are happy to discuss the options with you. You will enjoy your experience most if you are accurate about your abilities. Each day, you choose your ride so you are riding with people whose abilities are similar to yours so everyone feels comfortable with the pace and handling skills (climbing, descending, riding in traffic etc.) of the group. The group stays together through that day’s ride for a bike adventure that encourages new friendships and great, safe cycling. The next day, the process repeats. Maybe you’re happy with yesterday’s level and you ride that level again. Maybe you’re feeling like you need an easier day, so you choose a level with slower speed and distance demands. Or maybe you’ve recovered and have the skills and fitness to join other hotel cyclists for a big climbing day. The key is to find the daily level that is right for you. We’re happy to help you find a good fit
How Does the “Private” package Work?
With the Private package, you and your friends or family have your own guide and program to meet your unique needs. The Private package offers you the chance to ride at your selected pace, distance and duration. It is a great option for leisurely paced guests who find it difficult to keep up in group rides, or for serious cyclists who like to ride long and hard and may want to do more than our daily group ride. Private rides are great for small groups (max 4-5 people). The guide can tailor each day’s ride to your preferences for ride length, amount of climbing, etc. Because you are in a smaller, private group, you’ll have more flexibility to stop along the way for some sightseeing, picture taking, etc. or not stop at all if that is what you prefer.
If I plan to travel with a companion and my roommate has to cancel, what happens to my reservation?
In this case, we will modify your reservation, changing the room rate accordingly. If the cancellation is made more than 31 days from your arrival date, you can apply your roommate’s deposit to your reservation.
What about information, discounts and special rates for group and private trips?
The sky is the limit with our group and private trip options! Bring along your favorite people as you explore your favorite places by bike and leave all the planning to us so you can just sit back, relax and enjoy. Learn more about our group and private trip programs by contacting us via email.
Do I need travel protection?
We highly recommend that you purchase a travel protection plan to help protect you and your travel investment against the unexpected. Our Packages already includes an insurance policy for travel assistance, reimbursement of medical expenses, baggage insurance and personal belongings, travel cancellation insurance stipulated with Europe Assistance. (Read the Insurance Condition)
When is the final payment due?
Depending on your package, the balance is due 15 or 30 days before the arrival.
How much should I tip my guides?
If you like, you can thank your guides by tipping! You can always tip your guides directly, at your discretion, based on their level of professionalism, guest care and service. However, if you prefer, you can ask for an envelope at the reception desk, and on it you can designate the staff members you would like to tip. You can also choose not to designate, and your tip will be shared among the entire hotel staff who worked hard to provide you with a great holiday. Leave the envelope at reception, and we will handle distribution.
WEATHER INFORMATION
What is the weather like on Lake Garda?
The Lake Garda Climate is lovely. Balmy and Mediterranean is how we would describe Lake Garda weather, with beautiful days, and with the north-south breeze gently blowing throughout the day, helping to keep you cool when it gets hot in mid-summer. This wonderful Lake Garda climate is because the lake itself acts like a huge solar panel, and the mountains act as an insulator, keeping the heat in. Especially from May to October, the weather is generally warm and pleasant with lots of sun! In July and August the temperatures can get very high. Lake Garda weather in the wintertime is obviously a lot colder. However, the location of the lake up to and in between the mountains means that this area is shielded from the worst of the weather and is warmer than other surrounding areas. Spring and Autumn can experience some spells of higher rainfall but are also pleasant and mild.
What happens if it rains? Do I lose a day of riding?
The Bike Manager or the guides may decide to cancel or change a ride because of poor riding conditions caused by the weather. They will base their decision on safety concerns. If there is “light” rain, we may decide to ride, but will change the route to ride along our cycle path to either Borghetto (50km) or to Mantova (90km). These are flatter rides, with no traffic and no real climbs or descents. Sometimes we postpone the ride until later in the day, if it appears that there will be improvement in the weather conditions. If this occurs, we will alter the scheduled route, and modify the length of the ride along with the amount of climbing that was planned. If the weather is bad and the forecast does not call for improvement later in the day, the guides or the bike manager will cancel the ride. As an alternate activity, we can provide a transfer service with our van, to a destination selected by the bike manager, after consulting with the majority of cyclists. In the event that we have to cancel a ride, the bike rental fee for the day of the canceled ride will be waived.
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENTS AND INSURANCE
What happens if I fall during the ride and get hurt? What is the procedure? What documents do I need to have with me? And what will they ask me for at the hospital?
Cycling, like any sport, has inherent risks and accidents can happen. Your best strategy to remaining healthy is to choose rides that are within your abilities, and to follow the rules of the road. If an accident does happen, your guide will call emergency services if necessary and notify the hotel. If necessary, you will be brought to the hospital in Peschiera del Garda, which is about 5minutes from the hotel and provides easy access if you have your loved ones involved in your care. The Verona hospital is about 30 minutes from the hotel, and may be necessary for certain conditions. Keep in mind that serious conditions may require time in the hospital. Each situation is unique, but our team will work with you to ensure your care. As always, it is important that you ride with identification. Please be sure you fill out the form we provide listing someone for us to contact in case of an emergency and your insurance information. Before you come to Italy, please make sure your insurance covers you internationally or purchase international insurance. Please bring these documents with you to Italy: Insurance card or policy, including member and policy numbers
In case I fall from my bike or I get injured during a tour am I covered by insurance?
Insurance, reimbursement of medical expenses, luggage insurance… for more information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RtdC4lPDYN5kAdMJtDlxfW0bVAScV02e/view
If I do something wrong that causes an accident with another person, am I insured?
During your stay you will be covered by a Basic insurance already included in the package. You will be provided with insurance for any damages that you may cause to other people while riding your bike.
NON CYCLISTS
What is there for Non-Cyclists to do?
For NON-CYCLIST GUESTS there are many daily excursions by ferry boat, bus or train to the major attractions in the area including Verona, Venezia and Milano. You can find info here. (These activities are not included in the price of the package)
What extra ride activities are organized?
Generally, we love to treat the guests in most packages for an experience at a local cantina, or winery. We also provide a special boat ride of our part of the Lake, complete with beverages. Our cooking classes are extremely popular, and are a fun way to meet our wonderful chef and enjoy your creation. All of these activities are included as part of Bici Love, etc. packages. Non-cycling partners welcome!
