The riders will pick up the motorbikes and attend a short briefing on what will follow.

Start riding Transalpina Road. With its highest point at Urdele Pass (2,145m above sea level), crossing Paring Mountains, the road is one of the most spectacular roads of the Carpathian Mountain Chain and the highest mountain road in Romania. Making the connection between Transylvania and Oltenia, the road, also called The King's Road by the locals, was built in 1938 under the rule of King Carol II of Romania with an economic, strategic and military purpose and later rebuilt during World War II by German troops. Transalpina covers over 100 kilometers of hairpin curves, the scenery unfolds itself offering incredible views over the mountains.

After lunch on Transalpina Road (arranged with individual accounts) we ride back to Turda where we deliver the motorbikes.