Pre-BAM! at the wonderful Mulino dei Veraghi.

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Mar, Maggio 18, 2021

If BAM! Is not enough, we also add pre-BAM!

The Pre-BAM will be held on Friday 11 June at the wonderful Mulino dei Veraghi.

We will meet in Verona in the late afternoon, between smiles and a cold beer, and we will arrive, obviously by bike, in a wonderful location.

And in perfect BAM style, we will light a fire, sleep there and, the day after, we will have breakfast and go at BAM! with full bellies and smiles on our faces.
Do you want to be among the lucky ones of the pre-bam?

Here is how to win your entry:

1. Post a gravel/travel/adventure photo on your Instagram account with the hashtags #RoadToBamCampfire and #FeltFamily
2. Follow @bameurope and @feltbicycles.
3. Cross your fingers… Felt Bicycles & BAM! will choose our favorite photos to give away 5 FREE entries for BAM! (and the special evening pre-event gathering).There are also 3 cycle places available (which also include access to the BAM!, of course).

The pre BAM is an event organized by FELT Bicycles.

“We are proud to participate in the BAM! Campfire, ”said Anael, European Events Manager of Felt Bicycles.

“BAM! It is one of the most famous gatherings for cyclists looking for adventure on their bicycle. Felt Bicycles has always supported cyclists who push boundaries, who explore the horizon. Support a great Bikepacking event like BAM! it allows us to be at the center of the community, share emotions with them and better understand their expectations. ”