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	Bikers can start registering at 6 am at the Central City Bang Na and the ride will start at 7 am. The ride will be a loop from the shopping mall on Bang Na-Trat highway to Sanpawudh Road and to Soi Udomsuk to King Rama IX Park and back to Central City.</div>
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	Interested bikers can also register at&nbsp;http://www.nationtv.tv/nationbike/.</div>
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