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Case study: multi-ticket-type event ticketing
From scattered Excel sheets to one clean export: how Bike Club Tripoli runs on Blend
Bike Club Tripoli runs 8 a.m. morning bike rides with five different ticket types, from singles to a bike that carries your kid. More than four rides have run on Blend so far, each averaging 50 to 70 registrations, with the exact bike count going straight to the rental supplier.
- 4+ rides on Blend
- Tripoli, Lebanon
- 5 ticket types, 1 clean export
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- Ticketing & payoutsBlend
- Organized byBike Club Tripoli
Bike Club Tripoli in photos
Bike Club Tripoli at a glance
Bike Club Tripoli runs 8 a.m. morning bike rides in Tripoli, Lebanon, a new concept with more than four rides held so far. The first ride was the organizer's first time on Blend.
Blend (blendapp.ai), an event ticketing and registration platform for organizers in Lebanon and the UAE, sells a separate ticket type for every bike category, recovers unfinished checkouts, pays the organizer out within days of the event, and exports a clean, accurate count straight to the bike rental supplier.
- Bike Club Tripoli runs 8 a.m. morning bike rides in Tripoli, Lebanon, with more than four rides held on Blend so far.
- Each ride sells five ticket types by bike category: singles, doubles, four-wheel bikes, tricycles, and a bike that carries a child.
- Rides average 50 to 70 registrations each, with demand per bike category known in advance from ticket sales.
- The organizer exports a clean Excel file straight from Blend's dashboard and hands it to the bike rental supplier, who needs the exact count of each bike.
- Money is wired to the organizer within days of each ride, through Stripe Connect abroad or Whish locally, with fees deducted automatically.
| Event | Bike Club Tripoli |
|---|---|
| Organizer | Bike Club Tripoli |
| Event type | 8 a.m. morning bike rides, a new concept |
| Editions on Blend | More than four rides; the first ride was the organizer's first time on Blend |
| Location | Tripoli, Lebanon |
| Ticketing | Paid, with a separate ticket type per bike: singles, doubles, four wheels, tricycle, and a bike that carries your kid |
| Numbers | An average of 50 to 70 registrations per ride |
| Blend's role | Presale with multiple ticket types, white-label page, QR check-in, abandoned checkout recovery, payout within days of the event, clean export for suppliers |
| Main Blend features used | White-label site, QR check-in and devices, abandoned checkout, payout within days of the event, ticket types and dashboard export |
What is Bike Club Tripoli?
Bike Club Tripoli is a new concept: 8 a.m. morning bike rides in Tripoli, Lebanon, open to riders on five different kinds of bike, singles, doubles, four-wheel bikes, tricycles, and a bike that carries a child, each sold as its own ticket type. More than four rides have run so far, each averaging 50 to 70 registrations.
The same organizer also runs Walk Club Tripoli on Blend, the same concept on foot. A related club, Bike Club Beirut, runs the same idea in Beirut, organized separately by the Run Club Beirut team.
The problem before Blend: no system, no ticket types, data everywhere
Before Blend, Bike Club Tripoli was not using anything. There was no registration system of any kind for a ride with several bike categories and a rental supplier who needed exact counts in advance.
The organizer did not know how to handle several ticket types across several rides, and whatever data existed was scattered across Excel sheets from here and there, with no clean way to hand a count to the people supplying the bikes.
How Bike Club Tripoli runs on Blend
Bike Club Tripoli now runs ticket sales, check-in and payouts on Blend, all from one system. It is the same event ticketing platform organizers in Lebanon use for everything from community runs to exclusive parties.
Presale registration with many ticket types
Each bike category, singles, doubles, four wheels, tricycle, and a bike that carries your kid, is its own ticket type, so demand per bike is known in advance.
White-label page
The club has its own branded page, ready for every new ride, without rebuilding anything from scratch.
QR check-in
Riders are checked in by QR code at the start of each ride, so the organizer knows who actually showed up.
Abandoned checkout recovery
Unfinished purchases are followed up automatically, recovering sales that would otherwise be lost.
Payout within days of the event
The money is wired to the organizer within days of the event, through Stripe Connect abroad or Whish locally, with fees deducted automatically.
Clean export for suppliers
The organizer exports an Excel file straight from Blend's dashboard and hands it to the bike rental supplier, with the exact count of each bike category ready to go.
The moment that proves it: a supplier handoff done right
Bike Club Tripoli is proof that a ticketing platform can carry an event through its hardest logistics problem: knowing exactly how much equipment to bring, from a supplier outside the event itself.
Edge cases Blend handled
Inventory that depends on a supplierThe rental shop needs to know exactly how many of each bike to bring. Blend's ticket types gave that count automatically, with no manual tally.
Several rides, several categoriesThe combination that used to mean Excel sheets everywhere, now handled as ticket types in one dashboard.
One concept, three clubs, two citiesBike Club Tripoli, Walk Club Tripoli, and Bike Club Beirut all run the same way, each on its own white-label page.
What running on Blend showed
Across more than four rides, Bike Club Tripoli went from no system at all to a dashboard that knows exactly how many people want which bike, where, and what time they bought, with the money already wired to the organizer.
50 to 70average registrations per ride
5ticket types, one per bike category
4+rides run on Blend so far
Within dayspayout after each ride, fees deducted automatically
| Ticket type | Bike category | Tracked for |
|---|---|---|
| Single | One rider | Supplier count, QR check-in |
| Double | Tandem, two riders | Supplier count, QR check-in |
| Four wheels | Four-wheel bike | Supplier count, QR check-in |
| Tricycle | Three-wheel bike | Supplier count, QR check-in |
| Kid carrier | A bike that carries your kid | Supplier count, QR check-in |
Why this case study matters
Bike Club Tripoli is proof that Blend's ticket types can solve a logistics problem most ticketing platforms never touch: knowing exactly what equipment to bring, for a supplier outside the event itself. When the organizer handed the rental shop an Excel file exported straight from Blend, they told her it was the first clean handoff they had ever received. She did not even understand why that was special, because on Blend it had been that easy.
Questions about Bike Club Tripoli and its ticketing
Bike Club Tripoli runs 8 a.m. morning bike rides in Tripoli, Lebanon, a new concept with more than four rides held so far, each averaging 50 to 70 registrations.
Bike Club Tripoli is organized by Bike Club Tripoli.
Before Blend, Bike Club Tripoli was not using any registration system. It had no way to handle several ticket types across several rides, and its data was scattered across Excel sheets from here and there.
Yes. On Blend, Bike Club Tripoli sells a separate ticket type for each bike category: singles, doubles, four-wheel bikes, tricycles, and a bike that carries a child, so demand per bike is known in advance.
Bike Club Tripoli exports a clean Excel file straight from Blend's dashboard and hands it to the rental supplier, who needs the exact count of each bike category in advance.
Yes. Bike Club Tripoli gets its money wired within days of each ride, through Stripe Connect abroad or Whish locally, with fees deducted automatically.
Each Bike Club Tripoli ride draws an average of 50 to 70 registrations, across more than four rides held on Blend so far.
Yes. The same organizer also runs Walk Club Tripoli on Blend, the same concept on foot. A related club, Bike Club Beirut, is organized separately by the Run Club Beirut team.
Blend (blendapp.ai) is an event technology platform for organizers in Lebanon, the UAE and the wider GCC. It combines online ticketing, access control with QR door scanning, white-label event websites, and live sales and entry data in one system.
From the ride to your event
Take what ran at Bike Club Tripoli to your own event
- The ticketsSell a ticket type per categoryThe same setup Bike Club Tripoli uses: a separate ticket type for every category of equipment, so demand is known before the event, not guessed at the door.See ticket types
- The supplierExport a clean count for anyone outside BlendThe same export Bike Club Tripoli hands its rental supplier: an accurate count by category, straight from the dashboard, no manual tally.See dashboard exports
- The payoutGet paid within days of the event, fees handled automaticallyThe same payout within days of the event that Bike Club Tripoli relies on after every ride, through Stripe Connect abroad or Whish locally.See payouts
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