OUR TEAM:

Bravo Bike S.L. was founded in 1999 with the mission of projecting Spain, this wonderful country with so much to offer to all lovers of the outdoors, and particularly to those who enjoy cycling.

Owners:

Kaspar Winteler is the “brain” behind Bravo Bike. An ex-banker and licensed in Madrid´s IESE has always been a passionate cyclist, Kaspar is the best guide you can expect when it comes to escorting you along the best cycling trails and “corners” of Madrid and the countryside.

Pamela Ribot, Kaspar´s business partner, educated in Madrid and the US with studies in Journalism, discovered a new way of putting into action her time and skills as the company’s marketing communications, and administrative manager.

Christine Alexander with solid experience in Public Relations and a degree in gemmology divides her time between jewellery design and Bravo Bike.

Rebecca Winteler, B.A. in History of Art, provides invaluable help in the planning of routes and visits to monuments and with a Masters degree in computing lends a helping hand in this field as well.

* Benjamin Molina our Principal Guide and partner, Lawyer and qualified technician in Health and Safety and Labour Risk Prevention is a devoted cyclist and sportsman.

* Michael Buneman: a multi linguist and seasoned traveller with many years’ experience in the world of international financial analysis, also a highly dedicated cyclist.

* Fernando Gonzalez our Official Guide is a Philologist in German Language and very keen cyclist.

* José Carlos Rodriguez is our experienced Technical Director who oversees with care and dedication all our cycles and the ongoing new purchases to assure and reliable, safe and well-maintained “bicycle pool”.

Cooperating with us are:

* Luz Marina Oliveros as our photographer.

*Pedro Lopez de Unceta, who has very often come with us as a principal guide to Switzerland and helped us in Madrid.

*Cherie Smith also collaborating with her youth in several tours.

Bravo Bike S.L. has its own premises located in the heart of Madrid and easily accessible by metro: either via Line 3 to Ventura Rodriguez station, or via line 10 & 2, Plaza de España station; alternatively by bus, and only 2 minutes walking distance from the central Plaza de España. Very close by is another of the most relevant and important monuments in Madrid: the Templo de Debod, originating from Egypt and surrounded by the extensive and colourful gardens of “Parque del Oeste” or Westpark which communicates with the Casa de Campo, Madrid’s biggest open space park with countless trails through pine trees, where many of our Madrid Tours take place.