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January 2015 Bicyclethailand.Com Events Calendar January 2015 ! Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in January: 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. 4 - Sunday: Chiang Mai The 2nd Bangkok Airways Warm Up Street Fighter Doi Suthep Challenge. Mountain bike and road bike competition. Location: In front of Chiang Mai Arboretum before Chiang Mai Zoo, on Huay Kaew Road, Mueang district, Chiang Mai province. Distance: 11 km. Registration: STEP 1 - Register online at https://docsoogle.com/forms/d/ 14htb3u_lTmYFpDecZflszAtv88eXzgNj2RlrvOtGdOM/viewform, STEP 2 - Transfer registration fee toBangkok bank, Tesco Lotus Sansai branch, Account no. 725-001472-2, Account name: Mr. Kittipat Sunthornrachet, STEP 3 - Send picture of bank payment slip by SMS 089-7592481 to confirm your registration. Please confirm your registration on Monday - Friday at 09:00 - 15:30 only. Fee: 400 THB and 1,000 THB (VIP). Categories: !Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. Contact: 086-6704652. 17 - Saturday: Bangkok to Ayutthaya Railway Bike Carriage trip - Bangkok to Ayutthaya. Grasshopper Adventures is organizing a special bike tour to Ayutthaya with the railway bike carriage on January 17, 2015. This is a promotional tour to introduce the Thai cycling community to organized bicycle tours as well as give the chance for cyclists to experience and utilize the State Railway of Thailand's special bike carriage. Visit the FaceBook event page as well as the main page for this trip on Grasshopper Adventures' own website. Time: 6am-6pm (0600-1800). Fee: 1,500 THB. Contact: [email protected], or call 087-929-5208 for English or Thai. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO !FEBRUARY 28. 17 - 18 Saturday & Sunday: Kanchanaburi Bike for Elephants. Charity bike ride. Two days of adventurous and fun biking along the River Kwai, through the mountains and forest of Kanchanaburi, to support the Asian elephant! Location: Mueang, Sai Yok, Kanchanaburi province. Fee: 8,500 THB. The costs of the event, 3,500 baht includes mountain bike, helmet and water bottle and each participant must raise a minimum of 5,000 baht to support the conservation work for wild elephants. Categories: suitable for average bikers. Distance: 150 km (Day 1 - 80 km, Day 2 - 60 km). Registration: Send an email to [email protected] to register. Get event updates at Bring the Elephant Home on FaceBook.Contact: !083-566-5223 or Email: [email protected]. 17 - 18 Saturday & Sunday: Chiang Mai 24 Hours Endurance Race Thailand 2015. 24 Hour bicycle competition. The TEAM and SOLO riders with the most kilometers ridden in a 24 Hour period will win. Location: Huay Teung Thao reservoir, Mae Rim district, Chiang Mai province. Distance: 3.5 km per lap. Fee: Solo (Individual) 1,000 THB, and Team (3 people) 3,000 THB. Categories: Riders can either compete SOLO or in a TEAM of 3 people. Everyone is welcome. !Registration: Please contact 053-406295. Additional contact: 081-701-9243. 18 - Sunday: Ratchaburi Bicycle Competition For Charity. All types of bicycle on flat road competition. This event is for charity to support student education. Location: Ratchaburi Agriculture And Technology College, 63/1 Moo.7, Khao Chanyum, Photharam district, Ratchaburi province. Distances: 75 km, 55 km and VIP 32 km. Registration: STEP 1-Register online by filling out this form, STEP 2-Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Photharam branch, savings account, Account no. 708-0-36160-5, Account name: Ratchaburi Agriculture Khao Keaw Alumni, STEP 3-Send the picture of bank payment slip to E- mail:[email protected], Fax no. 032-740040 or LINE ID: sinth.m **Please register and transfer registration fee until January 10th** Fee: 500 THB and VIP 1,000 THB. Categories: Men and women by age group. Contact E-mail: [email protected], Fax no. 032-740040. 18 - Sunday: Nakhon Ratchasima Mountain Bike Competition 2nd Event. Mountain Bike Competition. Location: Moo 4 police station, Pak Chong district, Nakhon Ratchasima province. Distance: 50 km. Registration: STEP 1-Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Tesco Lotus Pakchong branch, savings account, Account no. 659-2-17613-9, Account name: Mr.Kritsarun Aung-Umnouysiri, STEP 2-Send your details (Name, age, phone number) with picture of bank payment slip to LINE ID: 081-8766688 to confirm your registration. **Register by December 31, 2014** Fee: 600 THB. Categories: Men and !women by age group. Contact: 081-876-6688. 18 - Sunday: Uthai Thani Uthai Thani MTB Competition 2nd Event. Mountain Bike Competition. Location: Nong Chang local government office, Nong Chang district, Uthai Thani province. Distances: 50 km and 6 km options available. Registration: At the event 06:00-07:30 am. Fee: 300 THB (50 km distance) and FREE (6 km distance). Categories: Everyone is welcome, several categories by age and gender. This event is limited to 800 participants only. !Contact: 056-532333, 086-2018655, LINE ID: kroonuk. 18 - Sunday: Ayutthaya Ayutthaya Mountain Bike And Road Bike Competition. Mountain Bike and Road Bike Competition. Location: Rama 6 Dam, Tar Rea district, Ayutthaya province. Distances: 57 km and 12 km (VIP) options available. Registration: STEP 1-Download registration form at http://www.obt-thaluang.go.th/default/regform.pdf , STEP 2-Print out form and fill in your information, STEP 3-Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Tar Rea branch, Account no. 103-0-21228-7, Account name: Tar Lung walk-run and bike for health club, STEP 4-Send completed registration form, picture of bank payment slip to Fax no. 035-802579. There is no registration at the event. Fee: 500 THB (57 km distance) and 1,000 THB (VIP-12 km distance). Categories: Men and Women by age group. This event is limited to 800 participants only. Contact: 035-802579, !094-4932521, LINE ID: songpol_27. 18 - Sunday: Phrae Phrae Mountain Bike And Road Bike Competition. Mountain bike and road bike competition on flat road. Location: Phrae city hall, Mueang Phrae district, Phrae province. Distances: 50 km and 15 km (VIP) options available. Registration: STEP 1- Register online by completing this form, STEP 2-Transfer registration fee to Krung Thai bank, Phrae branch, savings account, Account no. 506-0-50110-8, Account name: Phrae Sport Association, STEP 3-Send the picture of bank payment slip to Fax: 054-523476 or E-mail: [email protected] or LINE ID: 0841719709 to confirm your registration. Fee: 500 THB (50 km distance) and 1,000 THB (VIP-15 km distance). Categories: Men !and Women by age group. Contact: 084-1719709, E-Mail : [email protected] 24 - 25 Saturday & Sunday: Phetchaburi Bangkok Hash House Bikers (BHHB). Location: Kaeng Krachan National Park, Petchaburi province. Visit the Bangkok Hash House Bikers website for more details !about this fun filled weekend of mountain biking. 24 - 25 Saturday & Sunday: Bangkok Bicycle Market (Southern Bus terminal). Time: 08:00 am – 17:30 pm. Location: Southern Bus Terminal, Putthamonton 1 Road, Bangkok. Different types of bicycle, bicycle parts both new and second hand products. Bicycle accessories, clothes etc. !Contact: [email protected] 24 - 25 Saturday & Sunday: Bangkok Bearing Mall Bicycle Market. Time: 10:30 am – 20:30 pm. Location: Under Bearing BTS skytrain station, Sukhumvit Road, Bang Na district, Bangkok. Different types of bicycle, !bicycle parts both new and second hand products. Bicycle accessories, clothes etc. 25 - Sunday: Phayao Phayao Mountain Bike Competition 2nd Event. Mountain bike competition. Location: Mon Tan Ta Wan (Dok Kum Tai Sunflowers garden), Pa Sang, Dok kum Tai district, Phayao province. Distances: 10 km per lap (children 12-15 years old will do 1 lap and all other riders will do 2 laps). Registration: At the event. Fee: Children 12-15 years old 200 THB, riders older than 15 years 300 THB, VIP 1,000 THB. Categories: Everyone is !welcome, several categories by age and gender. Contact: 083-877-4127. 25 - Sunday: Surat Thani (Koh Samui) Samui Cross Country 1st Event. Mountain bike competition. Location: Mae Nam Track (Mae Name Soi 1), Samui Island, Koh Samui district, Surat Thani province. Distances & Categories: VIP: 3 km (2 rounds), Type N(for men 20 years old up : 4 km. (3 rounds), Type G(for women 16 years old, 30 years old up and men 60 years old) : 4 km. (3rounds), Type B (for men 16 years old up): 6 km (3 rounds), Type A (for men 30 years old up: 6 km (3 rounds), Type A OPEN (for women not limit age): 6 km (4 rounds), Type C (for children ages between 10-13 years old). Registration: At the event. Fee: VIP: 1,000 THB, Type B, N, G : 300 THB, Type A: 400 THB, Type A OPEN: 400 THB, Type C: 200 !THB. Contact: 085-068-1140, 081-895-9640, 087-388-1022. 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. 31 - Saturday: Phrae Phrae Bicycle Competition 2nd Event. Mountain bike and road bike competition. Location: Inkwean Buddha’s relics, Mueang Phrae district, Phrae province. Categories: Men and Women by age group. Registration: At the event 06:00-08:00 am. Fee: 300 THB for all riders, and 1,000 THB for VIP riders. Contact: 081-602-1001, 086-506-2906. [TOP].
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