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@@contactkrit 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

That is accurate. We don't cycle in March and April, too hot and smoky. The other 10 months are great for cycling, November and December are just perfect!

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Thanks, Paul!

Awesome, see you soon!

good taste my friend ;)

Sure, we will continue it for long!! Thanks and see you soon! :)

I know you will join quite a few of these rides Rob, thanks!!!

Thanks! Drop by the shop one day and check them out :)

@@CyclingChiangMai next time I fly to Thailand!!

haha that was a funny coincidence that everyone was on rims that day, not really indicative of the most common types of bikes in CM :)

@@CyclingChiangMai❤

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Hope to see you again next Sunday! 😃😃

Deserve a lifetime Strava legend, hahaha

better than most places, patient and used to slow scooter traffic :)

@@lisalu1198 info@cyclingchiangmai.cc

hehe we didn't find any on the way! 🙏😂

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@@TheFloridaBikeVlogger aluminum/rim/105… people give them away these days 😊🙏🏻

@@CyclingChiangMai I wish that was the case where Im located. I’m in St. Petersburg Florida. It’s basically the new LA everybody asked for way too much other stuff. Or I’m just not looking hard enough but either way thanks for sharing. I enjoy your videos. Your climbing is something to be admired. I love it 🥰

@@TheFloridaBikeVlogger Thanks, appreciate your kind words!!! 🙏😍✌🏻

Thanks man! Yeah, the second hand bike market is amazing, specially rim brake bikes ;)

Thanks very much!! Shipping is calculated at checkout on the web. The fit is quite aero/tight so I would recommend the larger of the 2 sizes you are in between. 🙏🙏

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Thanks very much!!! 🙏🙏🙏

sorry, not sure if I understand the question :(

What is the size of your 1. biggest rear cog, 2. smallest chainring and 3. wheel/tire? I am wanting to know the bottom end of your gear range for climbing.

@@chacmool2581 1. 34t. 2. 34t 3. 700x25

@@CyclingChiangMai Thanks. The figures provided mean that you have 27 gear-inches at the bottom end of your gearing range. Thanks. Any vids on cycling to and around Chiang Rai?

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Thanks, Mike, hope to see you in CM soon! 🙏🙏

Convenient then 😂😂😂 👌🏻

Thanks Barry, see you in Jan! 🙏🙏

Thanks Rob!!! You were already the first customer to buy the new jersey! The Allez feels fantastic, so happy with it :) See you soon in CM! When are you arriving?

@@CyclingChiangMai October 12th.

@@roblacyclist1170great, see you soon! 👍🏻😉

Any time! Looking forward to your visit 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊

@@contactkrit Thanks brother, we will have more bidon designs coming soon!! 🙏🏻💪🏻😊

Man! What a cool Allez and Shamal, I used to ride with this wheel all over Thailand.

@@contactkrit thanks! Crazy that for 20-22K you can have a bike this light 😊🙏🏻

Fantastic! welcome to drop by the shop :) we also have a weekly ride on Sundays, more details here: www.strava.com/clubs/doigrupetto

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Thanks very much for your kind words!!! 🙏🙏 Yeah, we know that section of road but haven't had the chance yet. It's on the bucket list!!!

Glad you enjoyed it!! It is indeed a very different experience not having to carry anything, just pedaling, drinking, eating and enjoying the views..! 😂🙏🙏🙏

Thanks brother! 🙏🙏🙏

I guess it depends on the establishment that serves you, but in general should be perfectly fine, Thailand is no third-world country my friend ;)

Wawee Hills, Northern Thailand :)

ONLY 4.3?!! 🤣🤣🤣 That's waaaay more than the average rider here! We meet every Sunday at 8am for a doi Suthep tempo ride. At Seven Eleven opposite Chiang Mai Uni front gate, welcome to join!

@@CyclingChiangMai I say only because I see the roojai/nich guys and they are monsters. Doi on Sunday sounds good, with the 55 ride on Saturday and this ride on Sunday thats the weekend sorted - any recommendations for weekdays?

@@SomBikes hehe yeah there are some exceptionally strong riders, but the average bunch is around 3-3.5 w/kg. Sorry, I'm not aware of a regular ride on weekdays :(

@@CyclingChiangMai All good - thanks for the info!

@@SomBikes No worries! you can check updates on our rides here: facebook.com/groups/doigrupetto

thanks!!

There are many weekly rides in Chiang Mai, specially on weekends, you can join for sure! We have a weekly Sunday ride too, check more details here: facebook.com/groups/doigrupetto

I like NK cycling for rentals, nothing fancy but solid bikes

That would be cool! Samui is definitely on the bucket list, I want to do that Lamai climb that I hear it’s brutal! 🤣 hope to see you soon!

Around 200,000 people live in Chiang Mai city area, small but maybe the 2nd or 3rd in Thailand! :)

@CyclingChiangMai Where can I got to get away from people in Thailand like 5,000 or fewer people...

@@jaredfontaine2002 go to Nan-Pua area, amazing cycling, small place :)

@@CyclingChiangMai How big?

@@CyclingChiangMai 2nd this, Nan province is beautiful, giant hills and very few people comparatively

Thanks, Rob! Chiang Mai is really a paradise for cycling climbs but also pretty nice flat riding in the valleys!

@@CyclingChiangMai I am really looking forward to my return to Chiang Mai in mid October. I am going to bring my S-Works bike this time.

@@kevinshin2005 hehe piccolo latte connoisseur! iykyk 🙏🏻✌🏻