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	&nbsp;The community has so far raised Bt85,000 and plans to give the sum to his wife this week. He was kill on the final leg of a five-year, round-the-world cycling journey.</div>
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Online bike community raises fund to help family of killed Chilean cyclist

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Online bike community raises fund to help family of killed Chilean cyclist

The ThaiMTB.com website, which is an online community of Thai cyclists, is raising fund to help the family of Chilean cyclist Juan Frangisgo, 48, who was killed in a road accident in Korat on February 21.

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