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77kaoded reported that 2,000 Thai and foreign bikers from all over the country attended the first Charity Ride to Phangnga Bike Week in southern Thailand. 

 

Governor Ekkarat Leesen was guest of honor leading tourism officials in welcoming the bikers.

They were treated to welcoming shows by local school children, a sumptuous feast of local delicacies and a concert featuring well known artists.

 

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There was also an American Car show. 

 

Proceeds from the charity event will help buy medical supplies and assist Takua Thung Hospital in the area.

 

The event is taking place at Khok Kloi sub-district about 800 kms south of the Thai capital Bangkok. 
 

 

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Picture: 77kaoded

Picture: 77kaoded

Picture: 77kaoded

 

 

I love bike riding, would have been some interesting side events there showing off bikes I suspect. Lucky people.

Wet T-Shirt competition? 

The Thai bikers are hilarious, right up there with Thai gangsta rappers. 50 kg punks trying to be bad-asses. Whatever, time to get out the purple sticks.

I like riding bikes too..

Does anyone know how to get information about upcoming riding events like this one? I would have loved to have driven my bike with many there to support their charity

Governor is such a clown. If it was 500 people, I'd agree. Very slow beek week with less than mediocre food on offer and no entertainment or events.  Should pay a visit to Sturgis to get an idea what a bike week is. This was not even more fun than a children's birthday party. Failed.