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Bike Ride tour In Battambang

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Hello Battambang!

It's time to ride!

SATURDAY FUN RIDE SCHEDULE ::

Last weeks Saturday training at the airport was alot of fun (pics here) with some great riders and at the request of riders we put together some great training for the next couple weeks until the Angkor Wat Rally on Dec 1st. Come join us for training or just for fun!

Nov 3rd :: Banan Temple :: Approx 30km Loop

Nov 10th :: Kampong Pouy :: Approx 60km Loop

Nov 17th :: Pailin (oh yeah) :: 90km

Nov 24th :: Airport Training and Time Trails.

All rides depart from The Battambang Bike Office at 8:00am. We will have a light bikers breakfast at 7:30am if anyone is interested for 2000Riel.
These rides are open to everyone in the community to promote an active and open biking community in Battambang and are free to everyone in BTB - snacks and water will be provided. Please arrival 30 mins early if you need bike repair or you need to rent a bike.

ANGKOR WAT RALLY RACE :: Training + Bike Renal + Accessories

For those who want to train more regularly, there will be a group leaving from The Battambang Bike space every morning from 6:30am to 8:00am on weekdays (except holidays) until the race. Our goal is to start small (about 15km) and work our way up. Come every day or just once in a while to stay in shape and get ready for the race. Our times are flexible and we can leave earlier if needed - just send us a message 017905276.
Bike rentals are available for the race please let us know if you need a bike, speedometer, tires, seats etc. We can get em!
Dont forget to sign up!

BIKER COMMUNITY SPACE

After months of work, our biker community space is open from 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Saturday. We offer free coffee, water refills, and wifi in our space for anyone in town, but especially bikers, to network with each other, fix bikes and share routes, and hang out. Just drop on by to say hello!

NIGHT TOURS

We start our tour here at The Battambang Bike every day at 4:45pm for about 3 hours. Hop on one of our great city bikes, complete with bike lights, helmets, and water. When you are finished with the tour, the first drink (beer, cocktail, fruit shake or coffee) is on us at one of the great restaurants around the Battambang Bike office! All of our tours are available in both Khmer and English. The night tour is $25 for foreigners, including bike rental, and pay-what-you-can for Cambodians.


Cheers
Jam and Pin
The Battambang Bike
#60, Street 2.5 (across from Fresh Eats Cafe) // 0974824104

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