Adventure Beckons in the Ducati Riding Experience Enduro Trailer

The rider in this presentation video is most likely Beppe Gualini, who was forged in the Dakar heat, and doing what he does with the Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro is way beyond the skills of casual riders. However, the DRE Enduro classes are open to rider of all levels of experience, from those who are novices to off-road riding to those who want to hone in their mastery on a unwelcoming terrain.

No less than 36 hours of both theoretical and practical sessions are included in the Ducati Riding Experience Enduro courses, which will be held at the Castello di Nipozzano on the estate of the Marquis of Frescobaldi. The place is near Florence in the middle of the Chianti region (yes, those wines), and riders will also have a geat time getting there on the winding Italian countryside roads.

Ducati Riding Experience Enduro will take place in July and September and the price is €680 ($760), with an additional €140 ($160) for the passenger.

The rider fee includes:

• course lasting a day and a half
• use of the new Multistrada 1200 Enduro for the whole duration of the course
• two lunches and one dinner of the highest quality typical produce of Tuscan traditions
• medical assistance during all the practical exercises
• guided tour of the historic cellars of Nipozzano castle
• welcome kit and certificate of participation.

The passenger fee includes:

• two lunches and one dinner of the highest quality typical produce of Tuscan traditions
• opportunity to watch practical courses
• guided tour of the historic cellars of Nipozzano castle.

Overnight stay and insurance are not included in the price. Registrations can be made at dreenduro.

The cool thing is that you get a Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro for the entire stay, so if you're tavelling from abroad, you can fly to Florence or drive to Castello di Nipozzano and still enjoy Ducati's flagship machine fully without worrying for your own motorcycle. Enjoy this amazing trailer!