Antonin Tarchini
also known as
Nino, El Niño, Le Welsch
CMW means to me
Cycling on the most beautiful and quietest roads in Switzerland, human diversity and openness, cozy pre- and after-ride moments.
and when I'm not cycling
I enjoy spending time with my three girls (two of whom are daughters), observing nature and landscapes. The icing on the cake: a run down a slope on my snowboard on fresh snow.
Daniel Monnier
also known as
Dan, Dani, Daniele, Monniele
CMW means to me
Family. A place where you can simply come and be yourself, just as you feel. Where I can celebrate and enjoy cycling in beautiful nature – just like that. Here I feel free and comfortable, I am home.
and when I'm not cycling
I'm usually eating. Everything. Quite a lot. Often fries. Enjoying life. Near and far. Above or below water, but always with great people, and both light and deep conversations.
Flurina Kempf
also known as
Flu
CMW means to me
Exploring the quiet streets of Bern with loved ones, experiencing a feeling of freedom and forging friendships that extend beyond cycling.
and when I'm not cycling
You might find me on the yoga mat, baking a cake, somewhere on a mountain, on the cross-country ski trail in winter, or I might simply get excited about some other sport.
Katja Müller
also known as
Katja
CMW means to me
Sharing the passion for road cycling with like-minded people in an uncomplicated and friendly way . Preferably with coffee breaks.
and when I'm not cycling
I am a telemark-skiing, food-loving and wine-drinking Fiat Ducato driver somewhere on a mountain pass with the sun on my face.
Manuel Müller
also known as
Manu
CMW means to me
To get my weekly dose of social interaction and chat amateurishly about the world of cycling with like-minded people during numerous coffee breaks. A total cliché cyclist. Will pull for cake.
and when I'm not cycling
Hopefully, I'll be standing by some body of water with a fishing rod in my hand, balancing out the social aspect of cycling with a great deal of solitude.
Katja Müller
also known as
Katja
CMW bed means to me
Sharing the passion for road cycling with like-minded people in an uncomplicated and friendly way . Preferably with coffee breaks.
and when I'm not cycling
I am a telemark-skiing, food-loving and wine-drinking Fiat Ducato driver somewhere on a mountain pass with the sun on my face.
Niels Oberson
also known as
Noberson, Nobi , Nisä
CMW means to me
Enjoying time together on a bike with great people. And also off the bike, before and after the rides. And exploring the most beautiful, secluded roads around Bern along the way.
and when I'm not cycling
You can often find me in the mountains, armed with my camera, capturing impressive moods in nature.
Roman Kohler
also known as
Romanski, Romolov Cactus
CMW means to me
Uncomplicated group rides with other cycling fans, where fun, experience and a cozy get-together are the main focus.
and when I'm not cycling
I spend time with my family and the crazy kids, let off steam with some other sport in nature, or enjoy a cold drink with something delicious cooked in between.
Ruedi Beck
also known as
Routy
CMW means to me
Cycling for the sake of cycling. On secluded roads with little traffic. Discovering new (hidden) routes and culinary delights with like-minded people and simply having a good time.
and when I'm not cycling
I love spending time with my family. I enjoy eating and drinking, preferably good food. I sometimes tap my foot to the music at a dance club with my friends, lie by the Aare River, or play basketball.
Zarina
also known as
Gin'Tsche
CMW means to me
Exploring the unknown backroads and hills around Bern with incredibly friendly cycling enthusiasts, discussing the latest cycling trends in a group, or exchanging life-saving cycling hacks. Sometimes small talk, sometimes deep conversations. Sometimes challenging climbs, sometimes welcome shelter from the wind. Stunning views, inspiring insights. Guaranteed to leave you with a broad grin on your face. That's CMW for me!
and when I'm not cycling
I love to eat, preferably nonstop. I sign up for way too many cycling events. Okay, I also have a paid job. And I enjoy spending time with my family. Unless the kids are testing my patience. Then I get back on my bike. To unwind or to come up with new ideas.