This special tour is for YCRS graduates only. A great "Track & Tour" of Germany designed by our local German guide, Officer Ricky Lowag. Just like our "Core of Catalunya" escape in Spain this tour is focused on the authentic, not on the touristy. Yes there are old world things you should see and experience, but we will avoid the tourist traps. We stay off the tourist bus routes and take you to the roads and places local riders love. The southwest Eifel region of Germany is the curviest part of the country. There is a reason Porsche is based in Stuttgart. The Eifel mountains are host to Germany's best wine valleys, and most famous racetracks. Rail of the curves of the Schwarzwald with majestic castles in the distance. Enjoy the best beer in the world and the fine dishes that go with it. Enjoy three days of track time on Hockenheim on new BMW S1000 RR. Join our friend and fellow track lunatic Ricky as he shows us what he loves about his home. YCRS coach Keith Culver joins us again to help polish your street skills and help you with your wine choices.
We know these trips are not cheap. We pay the expenses. Save a few bucks and grab a roommate.
Group tours are fun but privacy has it's advantages, especially if you snore
Passengers always get the best seat and see more than riders
The bargain mid range machine. Lighter, more nimble, and a handy windscreen it's all you need.
Lighter and lower than the GS. A good option for couples with short legs..
This GS has adaptive height and the new clutchless transmission, think of it as a sports car with a flappy paddle gearbox. It works very well, and finally makes the GS a smooth shifting bike.
A sport bike with long legs and more comfortable seating position. Requires more skill to pilot as it has very little low end, but serious punch at mid range and top end.