2 full riding days · typically 3 nights
Weekend
Maximum impact, minimum time away. Pick two riding days from the menu below.
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Built for cyclists who want to ride with intention and finish each day with a story worth telling. Considered guided rides, the roads that shaped Basso, hand-picked food and wine, and a base at Bassano Club House (BCH) designed for shared evenings.
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Powered by Epic Italy, Official Tour Operator of Basso Bikes. Any riding day can be swapped for a full-day cultural, wine or culinary experience from the menu below.
2 full riding days · typically 3 nights
Maximum impact, minimum time away. Pick two riding days from the menu below.
4 full days riding + 2 soft days · typically 6 nights
The full experience, paced properly. Arrival day and set up, with an optional shakeout spin. All four riding days, then a farewell spin, with two soft-edged days to arrive and leave well.
The riding days
Considered guided rides on the roads that shaped Basso. Any riding day can be swapped for a full-day experience.
Rolling vineyard ridges to Asolo, with a private visit to the Basso museum mid-ride.
Quiet countryside roads to the perfectly preserved walled town of Marostica.
The iconic climb, regularly featured in the Giro d'Italia. Summit lunch with views of Veneto.
The Brenta valley northbound, with an optional climb to the cooler Asiago plateau.






Practicalities
Group size six to twelve. Languages English and Italian. Pace shaped to the group.
Price
Group size six to twelve.
Not staying a week? The Basso Heritage day, a ride, the museum and the factory floor, is on the experiences page from €130 per person.
Peak dates are quoted on enquiry. All prices in euro.
Leave your email and we will send you the week in detail. What you ride, where you stay, and what it costs.
Questions
No. A Basso road or gravel bike is included for the whole stay and fitted before you ride. Plenty of guests arrive having never ridden one.
Two parts of it: a private visit to the museum, and the factory where the frames are assembled. The factory floor is closed to the public: only guests who come with Epic Italy go inside. The rest is riding the roads those bikes were designed around, with the food and wine treated as half the point.
Groups are six to twelve. Smaller groups are possible and we will talk it through on the call.
Fifteen minutes with Susi and Benji. We will ask how you ride, how you like to travel, and when you can get here. No pitch.
Book a call Or message us on WhatsApp, or email info@epicitaly.cc