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A Great Big Thank You to ASUCD Bike Barn!

We are energized by a recent and tremendous donation from our friends at the University of California Davis’ ASUCD Bike Barn. Thanks to the Bike Barn, the Soksabike Office is now fully kitted out for Aaron and the guides to begin bike maintenance workshops on older basket bike models, and on our fresh Giant mountain [...]

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A partnership with Grasshopper Tours

Proud to be partners Soksabike bicycle tour is a social enterprise doing a great action to remind Khmer people to look back into the past about their old transportation. These days, there are not many Khmer people interested in biking – most of them prefer motorbikes and cars. Because Cambodia is still coming off of [...]

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First amazing experience of Flying Bike Race in Kep

On the 12 of May 2012 we were extremely excited to join a mountain bike race in Kep. There were 131 participants in total and four that joined from the Soksabike team – Untac, Phearun, Phalla, and Pheap. And we had another one more person from Battambang as well who joined in our group as well [...]

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Biking to countryside

It will be an amazing experience to everyone who wish to see outside of Battambang. Along the way to the North of Battambang about 17 Kms from town, you will see very exciting landscape. To me even I was born in countryside but my favorite place is field and countryside. Whenever I live in town [...]

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Guest blogger on a Khmer New Year tour

This week writer and blogger Jessica Dean (of www.blacksparrow.net.au) took a ride on Soksabike and had something to say about it. Have a look below! As a tourist, it can be hard to break through that invisible barrier: you are an outsider and you are cocooned as a traveler. How do you get into the groove [...]

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Sothea’s analogy for learning new things

Soksabike has been super busy recruiting more super star guides for this years fast approaching tourist season. Our team of amazingly talented young characters is quickly growing. For the past 3 weeks our team has been developing and delivering training to the new guides joining the Soksabike team. This training has included everything from mock [...]

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Bak Preah – take 2 for the Soksabike team

Remember the Soksabike team’s recent attempt to explore Bak Preah Village near the Tonle Sap Lake as a potential tour destination? Well it was exactly that, an ‘attempt’. However, we did stumble across an amazing fishing conservation project in a village called Rohal Suong. With the team still keen to show guests the livelihoods along [...]

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Pagoda stop (wat) coming to Soksabike

Recently, we added one more stop to our tour – the Samroung Knong Pagoda (or “wat” in Khmer). A pagoda is the local place of practicing Buddhism, where people go to worship and get blessed and also where the monks live. The vast majority of Cambodians practice Buddhism, and it is an important part of [...]

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Dried banana stop coming to Soksabike Tour

Coming to Soksabike’s half day tour is the new dried banana stop. The dried banana stop is the was discovered by our tour guide by Sopheap who was cycling to Ekphnom area in Donteav Village in March and found a community of dried banana producers who were really interesting.  To get to the dried banana [...]

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Research field trip to the Tonle Sap

On the 28th May the Soksabike Team headed for the Tonle Sap Lake to conduct some research for a new tour. Despite a total of one person on the trip actually knowing how to ride one, the team had hired real motorbikes for the scouting trip citing possibly bad roads. The group of six took [...]

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