Mobile in KL

It's hard to find Chinese who rides a bike in Kuala Lumpur nowadays.. For its dangerous and clumsiness of certain drivers, there's no guarantee your safeness.... No matter how careful you are, other people might not be careful..

There's a saying, drive a car is always better than bike because car "metal wrap skin" compare to bike "skin wrap metal"

I've been driving a motorbike for almost 3 years + now... If you ask me whether I've met with any accident anot, hardly no... Just once when the drunk driver was speeding and didn't notice me... She cuts me quickly and I fall with minor physical injuries....

Later on my Granny heard of the accident news and she bought me a new bike which is faster and safer....

See if you drive a bike in KL, there's advantage and disadvantage..

Advantage will be:

1) Cheap Petrol cost (RM 6 full tank, around 100km drive)
2) Arrive in any location faster because KL mostly traffic jam... Anywhere you are there will be jams or traffic lights or even stupid traffic police who got nothing to do and cause the traffic jams....
3) Quicker respond, like if you feel you have made a wrong turn, you can quickly and directly u-turn back to the road where you came from...
4) Extremely suitable for short distance travel..


Disadvantages will be :

1) Fucking hot sun...
2) Raining days, it doesn't feel good at all, cold wet and raindrops feels like needle... (It's raining men, hallelujah its raining hey)...
3) Body Odor after reaching a destination.. Your body would stinks like exhaust pipe smell after you ride a bike....
4) Not suitable for long ride...
5) Limited to maximum 1 passenger only..

I do drive too, cause I have both car and motor license.. That's my mom's car cause I don't have my own yet.. Sucks...

Sometimes when I need to fetch people then I'll use my mom's car...

So now you see a Chinese riding a bike hehe... And not everyone that drives a bike is Mat Rempit la.. My friend use to call me that... I'm a very 'safe' driver if you know me well enough hehe...

Some of them used to drive a bike when they were young too, around 16-18.. After a few accidents they decide to change to car.. Now I'm the only one left driving a bike... A BIKE zzzz :(



Something stupid happened just now.. I was trying to position the bike so I can snap a pic of it, after I parked the bike and I thought it should be standing still, when I let my hands go..

Then bike Bimm Boomm..... It dropped to the ground, some oil and petrol spilled off and my plate number came off... Wat the FUAD!!!

Then go fix it and cost Rm 3... Lol bad sign may be?