Krabi Bicycle Renting

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November 10, 200817 yr

Hello!

Does anyone know where to rent a bicycle in Krabi Town ?

- David

1 year later...

November 12, 200916 yr

yer, l'd like to know also,

come on u local BMs,

give us a clue

November 13, 200916 yr

You'll find many rental shops or stations along the main street. Just walk in

1 month later...

December 21, 200916 yr

yer, l'd like to know also,
come on u local BMs,

give us a clue

tel DTI on 0839873161 he is very helpful and his shop is in krabi,he has good well maitained bikes available for rent

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