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Cycling in winter: The cold is coming, don't be unprepared!
Short days, cold weather and declining motivation? For many cyclists, winter is the most challenging time of year - but with the right equipment, you don't have to put your training on hold. Cycling in winter keeps you fit, strengthens your immune system and prepares you optimally for the coming season. With our specially developed winter clothing, you'll stay warm and efficient even in adverse conditions. Why is cycling important in winter? Training in winter ensures that you maintain your basic fitness and muscles. If you ride regularly in the cold season, you will start the season fitter in spring. The cold also strengthens your body and makes you more resistant to colds. But: without the right clothing, this quickly becomes a challenge. The right winter equipment for cyclists winter jackets for cycling tours Our specially developed winter jackets are your first layer of protection against cold, wind and wetness. They offer: Thermal insulation: Technical materials ensure that body heat is retained. Breathability: Excess moisture is transported away so you stay dry. Ergonomic cut: freedom of movement without restrictions – ideal for long tours. 💡 Our tip: Choose a winter jacket with a wind and waterproof outer layer to protect you from sudden rain and cold wind. Cycling shorts – protection for your legs Cold weather can affect muscles and increase the risk of injury. Our insulated cycling shorts ensure that your legs stay warm and retain their full freedom of movement: Thermal insulation: The inner lining materials keep your muscles warm. Freedom of movement: Elastic fabrics ensure that you can move dynamically despite the protective layer. Protection from wind: Special inserts prevent cold air from entering. 💡 Our tip: Depending on the temperature, choose long thermal cycling pants or ¾ models for milder winter days. Gloves and Accessories – Protection of the Extremities Don't forget your hands, feet and head! The extremities are the first to cool down in the cold. Our gloves and accessories ensure that you stay warm even in sub-zero temperatures: Gloves: Protect your hands from the cold without affecting your grip on the handlebars. Shoe covers: Keep your feet dry and warm – indispensable when driving in the rain or snow. Thermal accessories: From hats to neck warmers to balaclavas – this is how you protect your head and neck. 💡 Our tip: Choose accessories with reflective elements to be safer when travelling in poor visibility conditions. Conclusion: Ready for the cold months? Cycling in winter doesn't have to be uncomfortable or dangerous - the right clothing makes all the difference. With a well thought-out combination of winter jackets, cycling pants and accessories, you can enjoy optimal comfort and protection even in low temperatures. Invest in high-quality winter clothing and winter will become your new training season! 👉 Discover our winter collection now and get ready for the next adventure.
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Cycling in Autumn: A Complete Guide
Autumn is a transitional period when days can go from cool to cold in a matter of hours. Only those who know how to dress correctly can cycle comfortably without suffering from the temperature changes and the weather typical of this time of year. In this detailed guide, "Cycling in Autumn: A Complete Guide", we will discuss the right clothing for each part of the body and explain how to choose the best products for cycling in autumn.
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Road bike tours through Italy: An unforgettable adventure
5,500 kilometers, 75,000 meters of altitude and 53 days on a racing bike - this is how Jean Louis' impressive journey can be summed up. From July 30 to October 5, 2022, he experienced Italy in a very special way: without a fixed destination, off the beaten track and always looking for new encounters, inspiration and impressive landscapes. Why Italy is perfect for road bike tours Italy offers everything that makes a racing cyclist's heart beat faster: long coastal roads, challenging mountain passes, rolling hills and historic villages. The diversity of the regions makes every tour unique and offers both experienced riders and connoisseurs unforgettable experiences. Veneto: home of the Prosecco hills and the legendary routes around Bassano del Grappa. Tuscany: Gentle hills, vineyards and lonely country roads characterize the region. Sardinia: One of the most emotional stops for Jean Louis – with its untouched nature and crystal clear sea. Apennines: Secluded mountain roads, far from mass tourism, perfect for explorers. "Italy is perfect for road bike tours. The landscape is constantly changing - from the sea to the mountains, from vineyards to olive groves. Each region has its own charm. What always impresses me are the small villages and the warm people who welcome you. A tour through Italy is not just a sporting experience, but also a journey full of culture and enjoyment." (Jean Louis) highlights of the tour The Apennines: Jean Louis deliberately decided to drive through this impressive mountain range. The silence, the small villages and the deserted roads made this stage a special experience. Sardinia: This is his favorite island where he always returns. The raw beauty of the landscape and the feeling of being far away from everyday life made this route special and inspiring. Piedmont: In addition to the challenging climbs, there were not only fantastic views waiting for him, but also friendly wine producers who gave him a warm welcome. Gran San Bernardo: The last section of his tour took him over the pass back to Switzerland – at 0 degrees, but with a sunny weather window in October. Tips for your road bike tour through Italy Plan flexibly: Italy offers countless possibilities. Spontaneously adapting the route is part of the experience Be open to encounters: the warmth of the Italians and the spontaneous breaks in small villages make every tour even more intense. Choose the right equipment: In addition to a well-maintained racing bike, breathable, weatherproof clothing is essential. (I buy a cycling outfit so that I can be seen on the street. This is where the 3face story begins ) "I wanted to travel alone, away from the well-known routes, but still be open to spontaneous encounters. That's exactly what made my tour so special. The people I met and the landscapes I discovered are priceless memories." (Jean Louis) Conclusion: Road bike tours through Italy – A very special experience Whether you are planning a multi-day trip like Jean Louis or are just doing individual stages: road bike tours in Italy offer you a perfect mix of sport, nature and culture. Immerse yourself in the diversity of the Italian landscapes and let yourself be inspired by the special atmosphere. Ready for your next adventure? Explore our range of high-quality road bike clothing and find the right equipment for your tour through Italy. Discover my bike tour through Italy Arrival in my home village near Bassano del Grappa A few days with friends in Romagna . Here with Gianni Rossi. Crossing Pian Grande di Castelluccio di Norcia, Umbria, Marche and Abruzzo. Arrival in Muro Lucano in Basilicata. Parco Nazionale del Pollino with view towards Calabria My favorite island Sardinia . Made me very emotional this time! Piemonte – Wine producer friends are waiting for me. Gran San Bernado – October gives me another window of good weather. At 0 degrees I head towards Switzerland.
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