Anyone up for riding from the Adriatic to the Mediterranean in Southern Italy?

I just signed up for a 9-day cycling trip (8 days of biking) across Southern Italy and I thought I’d see if anyone in the club wants to join me.

The trip is from May 24 to June 1.
It’s run by a great company called Ciclismo Classico. I’ve been on four Ciclismo trips and each one was a fantastic experience. The routes, guides, hotels, and food always went far beyond my expectations.

The cost of the trip is $6,700 based on double-occupancy.
Lauren, the owner of Ciclismo is offering us a special club discount that is based on the number of people who go.

4-6 friends: $150 pp off

7-9 friends: $200 pp off

This is a very small bike shop with one mechanic and a small cafe with snacks, light meals, coffee and other drinks (including beer).  It is very friendly and pleasant.  There's a clean restroom. 

Break Away Cafe, 71 Cabrini Blvd: https://www.breakawaycafenyc.com/

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