Girls Energica Tour: from August 31st an experience across Italy riding electric bikes

Da Florence a Ostuni, covering in four days 1.000 kilometers. It is the itinerary of two well-known two-wheel influencers planned by August 31th al 3 September 2020, riding Energica EVA EsseEsse9+ ed EVA Rebel. With Girls Energica Tour the possibility of tackling a long journey on electric motorbikes, going well beyond the city, is highlighted.

The tour

An absolute preview held in Italy with performance and totally electric motorcycles as protagonists. With the initiative, in partnership with the Telepass Group, sponsored by Legambiente and Save the Planet, the aim is to highlight the electricity side of the country with the support of Enegan, also placing emphasis on issues such as eco-sustainability, the protection environmental and territorial, through the use of nine technologies.
The journey starts from Florence and continues to Bologna, then from the Sea Turtle Hospital in Riccione to the European project “Angling for Plastic” with the participation of the Port Authority of the Marche region, touching the Via Verde dei Trabocchi and reaching the projects of alternative mobility of the Province of Bari.
The conclusion is scheduled for Thursday 3 September 2020, at 18.30 pm, with a welcome in Ostuni at the GAL headquarters, where the two motorcyclists will narrate their impressions of the experience and on this occasion the publication of the data, certified by Save, is also expected The Planet, on saving CO2 during the tour.
Protagonist Lorraine Bega (Elleb_02), e Valentina Bruno (TraVale_), followed in the automotive and motorcycle tourism sectors.
Posts are scheduled every day via the respective Instagram and Facebook social channels, dedicated to the stages of the Girls Energica Tour and the green projects to discover along the way. The beauties of the area are also highlighted.
Used the templates EVA EsseEsse9+ ed EVA Rebel signed by the Modena brand. Series motorcycles with a technological profile that allow you to reach 200 km/h. Technical and logistical assistance is provided by the Elettricorse dealers of Ginestra Fiorentina, the Tuscan hub of sustainable mobility and GPOne of Milan, as reported.

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