The Jacare Moto Clube from Brasil rode in June, 2010 a 17-day custom tour in Germany, Czech Republic and Austria. Review a few images at our Jacare tour views 2010 page.

Robin and Bob Hyde from Minnesota, USA joined us for our September, 1999 Classic Alps & Dolomites tour. Read about their riding adventure with many on/off-road observations with detailed day-by-day highlights at their home page.

Mark Hoyer, feature editor at Cycle World magazine, joined us on our August, 2001 Classic Alps tour riding a Yamaha FJR 1300. His "Trial by Alps" article was in the November, 2001 issue of Cycle World.

Ben Martin from California, USA joined us for our July, 2003 Classic Alps & Dolomites tour. See his additional photographs and a short interesting video on riding adventure highlights at his home page.

Robin and Bob Hyde are now repeat riders and joined us again for our August, 2004 French & Swiss Alps tour. Read about their dream vacation II adventure and "best of the best" highlights and images at their home page.

Cat and Maus Macleod from California, USA are repeat riders. They joined us again for their summer ride 2009 and rented a BMW K 1300 GT. Review about over 500 images and a video clip climbing the San Bernardino pass (113.9 MB and 9 minutes in an .avi format) at their site.

Find your perfect switchback.

Descend to the Neckar river after a castle lunch.

For additional images and rider comments from past years and around the world, see also:

• Euroviews 2011
• Jacare tour views 2010
• Great rides 2009
• Riding snapshots 2008
• Tour images 2007
• Tour highlights 2006
• Tour sights 2005
• Rider highlights 2004
• Scenery 2003
• Impressions 2002
• Tour images 2001
• Tour views 2000
• Tour snapshots 1999
• Riding highlights 1998
• Riding impressions 1997
• Rider comments 1996

Review our references.

In our 25th year over 2,600 riders from all walks of life and professions, from 18 - 82 years young, from 40 states in the United States of America, 6 provinces in Canada, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Great Britain, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates and Ukraine have used our services.

Whether a private group motorcycle tour, exclusive club trip, special custom motorcycle tour, incentive travel motorcycle tour; or individual and group motorcycle rentals, use our experience to your advantage for great rides in the heart of Europe! Over 50 motorcycle models from BMW, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki and Yamaha are available. Models are current season and renewed every year.

The owner, Leon A. Heindel, born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, has lived in Germany for over 30 years.

Join Bosenberg for your ultimate ride in Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Austria, Luxembourg, the Alps and beyond.

Only one more "hill" for today.

We want to ride the Swiss Alps!

Ladies (and gentlemen) are always ready for the day's ride.

The Harley dealer in Bozen welcomed riders from three continents with Apfelkuchen.

Meet your medieval counterparts.

My home is where I park my bike for lunch.

Black Forest roads are scenic and smooth.

In the Alps the best riding weather is late May to late September. Valley temperatures are from 15 to 28 degrees Centigrade (60 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit). It is cooler riding on mountain passes. Chilly nights are possible in the mountains. It is also possible for rapid weather changes to bring rain or even a brief snowstorm at the top of the highest of passes in summer! Whether in a valley or at 2,500 meters, riders should be prepared for various riding conditions at all times of the year. You receive a recommended riding gear and clothing list with your tour or rental packet.

The following table highlights some city seasonal temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit on tours and possible rental routes. For current conditions use the Yahoo weather Europe page.

Steady hands and firm shifting are required on the Stelvio pass.