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February 2015 Bicyclethailand.Com Events Calendar !February 2015! !Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in February: Bangkok! Train Market Srinakarin. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6pm-Midnight (18:00-24:00). All different types of products, including bicycle products. Location: Soi Srinakarin 51, Nong !Bon, Prawet district, Bangkok. Open to the public. No entrance fees. Contact: 086-126-7787.! !29 Jan - 4 Feb Thursday thru Wednesday: Bangkok! Terminal 21 Bike Addict. Location: Terminal 21 shopping center, Sukhumvit road, near the Asoke Intersection, Bangkok. Different types of brand new bicycle, bicycle parts, accessories and !activities at the event. Contact: 021-080-888. View Terminal 21 Bike Addict event poster.! !1 - Sunday: Sa Kaeo! Tour Of Wangnameyen 2015. Long distance bicycle competition. Location: Mueang Wangnamyen local government office (Tetsaban), Wangnamyen district, Sa Kaeo province. Distances: 35.7 km, 54 km, 90 km and 20 km (VIP, elderly and children). Registration: Please send your full name, address, telephone number, Type of bicycle and category to e-mail: [email protected] or register in person at the event. Fee: 400 THB and VIP 1,000 THB. Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. Contact: !081-1490805, 082-4692293, E-mail: [email protected]! !1 - Sunday: Surat Thani! Bicycle Competition On Flat Road Kui Lin- Khao Sok 2nd Event. Mountain bike and road bike on flat road. Location: Ratchaprapa dam view point, Khao Pang, Bantakhun district, Surat Thani province. Distances: 85 km 25 km and 25 km (VIP). Registration: STEP 1-Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Bantakhun branch, savings account, Account no. 981-7-91798-3, Account name: Mr.Wichak kongkoon, STEP 2-Send your details (name, telephone number, email, team, province, shirt size, category, transfer amount, transfer date/time) with picture of bank payment slip to E-mail: [email protected] or LINE ID: wkongkoon or SMS 087-383-9860. Fee: 500 THB and VIP 800 THB. Categories: Everyone is welcome, categories by age and gender. Contact: E-mail: [email protected] , LINE ID: wkongkoon , Tel. !087-383-9860.! !1 - Sunday: Udon Thani! Tabkung-Phufoilom Bike Meeting 1st Event. Mountain bike and road bike competition. Location: Tabkung local government office, Tabkung, Nongseang district, Udon Thani province. Distances: 60 km (flat road) and 35 km (cross country). Registration: At the event 06:00 – 08:30 am. Fee: 500 THB and VIP 1,000 THB. Categories: Everyone is welcome, categories by age and gender. !All participants get free 1 T-shirt from Forz Cycling Jersey. Contact: 089-277-9977.! !1 - Sunday: Rayong! Rayong Bicycle Competition. All types of bicycle competition on flat road. Location: Amata city stadium, Puang Deang district, Rayong province. Distances: VIP 10 km, touring and general 55 km. Registration: At the event 06:00- 08:00 am. Fee: 300 THB and VIP 1,000 THB. Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. Contact: 038-497-007 Ext. 509 , !Fax: 038-497-000.! !5 - 8 Thursday thru Sunday: Bangkok! BIKE SHOW at Asiatique. Come and join in cycling lifestyle, social, fun, pleasure, and entertainment. Location: Asiatique The Riverfront Park A-B, Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok. Time: every day from 3pm until 11:30pm (1500-2330). THIS EVENT HAS BEEN !POSTPONED TO FEBRUARY 19-22.! !7 - Saturday: Chonburi! Pattaya Family Bike Day 2015. Be sure to come join us for another fun filled cycling adventure at Thai Polo & Equestrian Club. There will be an off road ride for everyone: A short trail for young children; 8km ride for older children; 15km ride; and a 30 km ride. The 2015 event will be held in the afternoon ending with a sunset buffet dinner. Participants will also be able to enjoy food and beverage stalls, children's activities and displays by our sponsors throughout the afternoon. Proceeds will again be donated to Women With a Mission and Make A Wish Foundation Thailand. Location: Thai Polo and Equestrian Club, Huay Yai, Pattaya, Chonburi province. Fee: To Be Announced. Registration: Please follow us on Facebook or via our website for registration information. Contact: Lisa Howell 0835474912, Email: [email protected]! !7 - 8 Saturday & Sunday: Chiang Mai! BHHB Chiang Mai Out Station Hash 2015. Mountain Biking HASH - paper trail will be laid by organizers, simply follow the trail and have a great weekend of mountain biking. Location: Riding area will be south west of Chiang Mai city, Tambon Nam Phrae, Amphoe Hang Dong, Chiang Mai province. [GPS go="N 18.678109, E 98.886783"]. Accommodation/Resort location: Little Village Resort, Nam Phrae, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai. The riding area is largely hilly but the routes have very little of the steep down hills that you might expect on Doi Suthep, to the north. If you come, you can expect some great views, a variety of terrain and tracks, a river crossing, forests, rice fields, single track both up and down, some fast and technical, lots of false trails and checks. Ride will start at Little Village Resort, Nam Phrae, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai. Categories: Open to all but riders should be comfortable riding the minimum off road distances of 20 to 56 km on Saturday, and 28 to 38km on Sunday. Saturday ride starts at 12:00pm (noon). Sunday ride starts at 9:00am. Fee: 300 THB (Non Hash Members), and 200 THB (Hash Members). Interested riders should complete this form so organizer can have an !idea of how many riders to plan for.! !7 - 8 Saturday & Sunday: Bangkok! Amorini Mall - Million Bike Market. Time: 11:00am until 9:00pm (1100-2100). Location: Amorini Mall Ramintra, Siam park road, Kannayao, Bangkok. All different types of bicycles and bicycle !products available. New bikes and products. Open to the public. No entrance fees.! !8 - Sunday: Chiang Mai! Fang MTB Championship. Mountain Bike Competition. Location: Chao Po Kho Mea Leg shrine, Mae Ka, Fang district, Chiang Mai province. Registration: At the event 08:00 - 09:50 am. Fee: 400 THB. Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. Contact: !082-187-0932, 086-195-5791.! !8 - Sunday: Chanthaburi! Pong Nam Ron Cross Country 1st Event. Mountain Bike Competition. Location: Pong Nam Ron local government office, Tabsai, Pong Nam Ron district, Chanthaburi province. Distances: 15 km (VIP) and 50 km (regular) options available. Registration: STEP 1- Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Pong Nam Ron branch, Account no. 239-0-25686-4, Account name: Moo Pa Ban Pong bicycle club, STEP 2 - Send picture of bank payment slip with your details by SMS to Tel. 082-255-6611 and call to confirm your registration. Fee: 350 THB (regular participant), and 1,000 THB (VIP participant). Free! (children not older than 15 and elderly participants who are older than 60). Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. !Contact: 082-255-6611, 061-325-2689.! !8 - Sunday: Bangkok-Ayutthaya-Bangkok! Ayutthaya 200 kilometer BRM. Long-distance bicycle competition. Location: Route will take riders from Bangkok to Pakhai, in Ayutthaya province, and back to Bangkok. Distance: 204 kms. Registration: STEP 1- Register online at https://audaxthailand.wufoo.com/forms/8-february- ayutthaya-200brm/ , STEP 2 - Transfer registration fee to Siam commercial bank, Account no. 015-306302-0, Account name: Audax Randonneurs Thailand. Fee: 200 THB. Categories: Men !and Women categories. Contact: https://www.facebook.com/AudaxThailand.! !13 – 22 Friday thru Sunday: Bangkok to Phuket! Ride with Irish pro cycling champion Sean Kelly from Bangkok to Phuket. SpiceRoads Cycle Tours is pleased to announce that legendary pro cycling champion Sean Kelly will be returning to Thailand on a SpiceRoads tour from Bangkok to Phuket, Thailand. Distance: 924km in eight cycling days. This special road bike tour is designed for cyclists who want to push themselves and at the same time have an opportunity to ride with a former professional cyclist. The Ride with Sean Kelly tour cost is US$3,000 and will be fully supported by air-conditioned vehicles, with water, sports drinks and snacks provided during the ride. Riders can bring their own bikes, or rent a Trek Domane 2.3 road bike from SpiceRoads for US$250, or a carbon Trek Emonda S5 for US$350. This event is limited to 30 participants that who have road riding experience. !Book online here. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED BY THE ORGANIZER.! !14 - Saturday: Buriram! Buriram Race 2015 Bike & Run. Separate bicycling and running competitions held at same venue. View Buriram Race 2015 Bike & Run event poster. Location: Chang International Race Circuit, Mueang Buriram district, Buriram province. Bicycle and Running Distances: Super mini marathon - 3 laps: 13.5 km, Fun run - 1 lap: 4.5 km, Bike Criterium - 8 laps: 36.5 km, Quarter Mile Run Sprint: 400 meters. Registration: STEP 1- Register online on at http:// www.refillmarathon.com/buriram-race-2015/ OR https://www.facebook.com/BuriramRace2015 , STEP 2 - Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Buriram branch, Account no. 308-0-36489-9, Account name: The buriram province chamber of commerce, STEP 3 - Send picture of bank payment slip with your details to Fax no.044-612811 or E-mail: [email protected]. Fee: 700 THB. Please register before January 31, 2015. 800 THB if you register after January 31, 2015. 1,900 THB (for VIP participants). Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. This event is limited to the first 800 participants !to register. Contact: 044-612-811, E-mail: [email protected]! !14 - Saturday: Phayao! Phayao Mountain Bike Competition. Mountain Bike Competition. Location: University of Phayao, 19 Moo.2, Mae Ka, Mueang Phayao district, Phayao province. Distances: 10 km per lap (regular participants will complete 2 laps, children not older than 15 and VIP participants will complete 1 lap).
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