Cycle Camp june 2025

at Casa della Capra

Cycle Camp is a tailor-made experience for road cycling enthusiasts. A week of high-performance challenges and itineraries through the lakes and mountains of Alto Piedmont, breathtaking in every way!

CYCLE CAMP FORM

Fill out the form below to help us understand your physical condition.

Personal Registration

Name

Email address

Mobile

Nationality

Last name

Date of birth

Sex

Second Nationality

Address

City

Region/State/Province

Postal Zone / ZIP Code)

health information

Medical Insurance

Emergency Contact

Height

Weight

Do you suffer from any health issues, allergies or recent injury?

No

Yes

If you answered yes, please describe

Do you have any dietary restrictions or are you allergic to specific foods?

No

Yes

If you answered yes to any question, please describe

Technical information

How many years have you been cycling

How many km do you cycle per year on average

What kind of bike do you ride?

What is your frame size?

Have you done any Cycle Trip or Training Camp before?

No

Yes

If you answered yes to any question, please describe

How would you like to ride on this Training Camp? Required

Bringing your own bike

Buying a bike at a special price from Bianchi or Cinelli Italian Brands

Renting a bike at the location.*

- If you are interested in ordering a bike, the minimum term is 4/6 months prior to the start date of the TC

- Please contact us to find more information about the bike models and special price directly with the factories and our hotel.

I declare that the information I have provided is accurate and complete.

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Experience

I like cycling because it’s not just any sport. In cycling, no one ever really loses — everyone wins in their own way. Someone improves, someone discovers they can climb a peak faster than the year before, someone cries for making it to the top, someone laughs at a teammate’s joke, someone never gets tired, someone grits their teeth, someone doesn’t give up, someone stays strong, someone never feels alone.
We are all a family, and no one is ever forgotten.
Someone climbing a hill greets you, even if it's the first time they see you, cheers you on, tells you “you’re almost there,” not to give up.
This is cycling, to me.