Traveling with Tacita T-Race Rally 1

. By Bikeland Staff

1700 km in 5 days. The travel is part of the DNA of Tacita T-Race and this time the destination was not the desert or some exotic locations, but Oxford in England.

The Tacita customer is a man who likes to travel and Mike Kirkham decided to collect his new Tacita T-Race Rally directly from the company headquarter in Pisa, Italy. After having visited the facilities and the worldwide known leaning Pisa Tower, our trip kicked off. From Pisa to Oxford we chose an itinerary of secondary roads and stops to visit historical places.

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In viaggio con Tacita T-Race - Santena

The travel was amazing from a natural, historical and artistic point of view and it was also comfortable. The breaks for lunch or to visit a castle or a church were perfect to charge the bike using the new “battery chargers on rack”, suitable for any electric plugs. We could take advantage of a full charge at night in the hotel using the 2hours and 15 minutes charge at 16 ampere or the slower and balanced charge at 10 ampere.

Tacita T-Race Rally passed the exam with full marks! For Mike Kirkham, it was a perfect occasion to test the bike. He enjoyed the drivability and the performance of the T-Race Rally.

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In viaggio con Tacita T-Race - Soissons

It is with great pleasure that we can announce that Mike Kirkham is the Tacita distributor for England. From today Tacita speaks English thanks to Electric and Vintage of Mike Kirkham.

For further information please contact: Electric and Vintage Old Rectory, Noke, Oxford, OX3 9TT. - mike@mike-kirkham.com phone +44(0)7712834583

The itinerary
The trip started from the Tacita headquarter in Pisa. First stop the leaning tower and then, through the Bracco Pass we head to Genoa for a visit to the old harbour. The trip continued to Turin and the Castle of Cavour in Santena before admiring the stunning view of the mountains in Sestriere and Bardonecchia.
The main stops in France were the Alpine town of Chambery in Savoy, the Abbey of Cluny in Borgogne, Beaune, Dijon, Troyes and the plain of Dunkerque, famous for the battle that took place between May 26 and June 3 (first phase of the second world war). Crossed the English Channel, London and Oxford were “a must” to visit before our final destination: the Electric and Vintage of Mike Kirkham in Noke, Oxford.

Technical data about the Tacita T-Race Rally, Enduro and Cross and the scrambler Tacita Diabolika are available on www.tacita.it

Source: Tacita

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