The Cancer Research UK riders hope to get their bikes back in time to cycle from Milan to London.
A charity cycle ride across Europe has been put in jeopardy after 11 of the team's bikes were lost in transit.
Cancer Research UK said it was told the bikes had since been located at Heathrow Airport and were being brought out to Italy imminently.The riders were due to join other fundraisers for the Italian Job challenge, cycling from Rome to London. Speaking on their arrival in Milan, Lauren Wadley from Southampton said they had been left "frustrated and worried".
It is hoped the bikes will be on a flight to Milan later, but it has meant the first day's riding has been lost, with a support vehicle having to be diverted to pick up the bikes from the airport.
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