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Ini 4 Tip Penting Bila ‘Ride’ Dalam Cuaca Panas

Umum sedia maklum Malaysia ketika ini sedang dilanda gelombang haba yang dikenali sebagai fenomena El Nino.

Situasi tersebut cukup serius ketika ini dengan kerajaan sedang pertimbang untuk mengaktifkan Arahan Majlis Keselamatan Negara (MKN) No. 20 termasuk mengisytiharkan darurat.

Setajat 15 Mei 2023, Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia telah pun merekodkan 15 kes strok haba dengan satu kematian dicatatkan. Daripada 15 kes tersebut, empat kes melibatkan strok haba, lima kelesuan haba dan enam kes kejang haba.

Antara yang terdedah pada bahaya strok haba pastinya kanak-kanak dan beberapa golongan dewasa terutamanya mereka yang ulang-alik kerja setiap hari menggunakan motosikal. Selain itu, mereka yang melakukan aktiviti ‘ride’ dihujung minggu juga terdedah kepada bahaya tersebut.

Untuk itu, kami senaraikan empat tip penting ini bagi mengelakkan kejadian yang tidak diingini berlaku.

1. Kerap minum air

Antara pertahanan utama terhadap strok haba adalah untuk kerap minum air bagi mengekalkan hidrasi badan.

Badan akan bertindak mengeluarkan peluh bagi tujuan penyejukan dan peluh tersebut akan cepat tersejat maka penting untuk lebih kerap minum air bagi memastikan cecair dalam badan kekal optimum.

2. Pakai ‘riding gear’ yang sesuai

Bagi yang ulang-alik ke tempat kerja mahupun keluar ‘ride’ di hujung minggu, dinasihatkan untuk memakai jaket jenis ‘mesh’. Selain daripada dapat melindungi badan dari kecederaan serius sewaktu kemalangan, jaket ‘mesh’ juga menawarkan aliran angin paling maksimum sekaligus memastikan badan kekal sejuk ketika menunggang.

Kami tahu ada yang gemar buka jaket bila ride dalam cuaca panas sehingga mendedahkan kulit tetapi tahukah tindakan itu lebih membahayakan? Ini kerana peluh yang terhasil akan cepat kering dan membuatkan badan lebih terdedah pada kepanasan melampau?

3. Keluar ‘ride’ di waktu pagi atau lewat petang

Sudah tentu, antara cara untuk mengelak daripada berdepan cuaca panas adalah untuk menunggang motosikal di waktu pagi atau lewat petang.

Ini kerana pada kedua-dua waktu tersebut, suhu panas berada pada tahap paling minimum sekaligus lebih selamat untuk penunggang motosikal.

4. Kerap berhenti

Bagi yang bercadang untuk keluar ‘ride’ ke lokasi yang jauh, dinasihatkan untuk kerap berhenti. Ini kerana terdedah pada suhu panas yang lama boleh meningkatkan risiko strok haba.

Pada masa sama, cuaca panas juga boleh menyebabkan penunggang hilang fokus sekaligus terdedah kepada kemalangan.

Berikut antara empat tips penting yang kami syorkan untuk penunggang motosikal di Malaysia. Semoga tips disediakan ini memberi manfaat.

Ride 5 Announced For PS5, XBox Series X/S And PC

Milestone has announced the launch of the fifth iteration of their motorcycle racing game, Ride 5, which is set to release on August 24th, 2023.

said to be more personal than previous iterations, focusing on both the simulation aspect and gaming elements.
In addition to the traditional motorcycle and rider customization, the game will feature AI rivals with specific backgrounds, a free-roaming mode, and a “race creator” with unlimited possibilities.

Milestone hopes that these new features will immerse players in a comprehensive world, creating their own rivalries and extending the enjoyment beyond the track.

In terms of new tracks, the game will feature Autopolis in Japan, Sonoma in the US, and a new fictional circuit, as well as returning tracks such as Suzuka, Cadwell Park, the North West 200, and Brands Hatch.

In addition, the game will feature endurance races such as the Bol d’Or and Suzuka 8 Hour. Although there is no license with the Endurance World Championship, the inclusion of these races confirms the presence of the Paul Ricard circuit in the game.

On the simulation side, Ride 5 will feature a new suspension model, a new tire model that simulates the physical and graphical deformation of the tire, and enhancements to the endurance mode thanks to improvements to the dynamic weather system that simulates clouds. Additionally, the game promises motorcycles with more realistic top speeds, and endurance races will be available in online modes.

Ride 5 will be available in two editions on new-generation consoles (PS5 and Xbox Series X/S) and PC via the Epic Games and Steam stores.

The release of Ride 5 is eagerly anticipated by fans, who have appreciated the lifelike graphics, variety of bikes and tracks, and overall improvements in each edition of the series.

Kingz MG Melawat Harley-Davidson Petaling Jaya (HDPJ)

Sebagai salah satu cara mereka mengiktiraf dan menghargai para pemilik dan kelab pemilik Harley-Davidson di Malaysia, Harley-Davidson Petaling Jaya telah menjadi tuan rumah untuk acara konvoi dan pelbagai aktiviti.
Kumpulan terkini yang telah berhimpun di HDPJ adalah Kingz MG sewaktu konvoi mereka menuju ke Pantai Timur.
HDPJ telah memberi sokongan kepada konvoi ini dengan memberikan bantuan teknikal dan juga baucar Cabutan Bertuah.

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Kingz MG Calls on Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya (HDPJ)

As part of their recognition of Harley-Davidson owners and groups, Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya plays host to their rides and activities.
The latest group to congregate at HDPJ was Kingz MG on their ride to the East Coast.
HDPJ supported the ride by providing technical support and Lucky Draw vouchers.

The setting of Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya (HDPJ) has truly benefitted Harley owners. As part of a service to owners, HDPJ played host to Kingz Motorcycle Group (MG) as a stop on their wide-ranging ride over the Malaysia Day weekend, from 14^th to 16^th September 2018.

The ride is part of a larger event called Eat, Travel, Ride International 2.0. The program is sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia, among others. The ride covers Kuala Lumpur, Pahang and Terengganu.

Kingz MG’s riders began the ride at the KL Tower and proceeded to Muzium Negara (National Museum) for a photoshoot and rode to HDPJ afterwards for another round of photoshoot.

HDPJ supported the ride by providing a support truck and technical personnel in addition to Lucky Draw vouchers for the ride’s annual dinner when the group reaches Kuala Terengganu. HDPJ Assistant Director, Chris Ruxton presented the group a plaque as a sign of support for the brotherhood.

It was a straight shot to Cherating for lunch before hooking up with Iron Head MG in Kemaman, Terengganu. The group stopped for the night at Marang.

Other activities planned for the ride were stops and photoshoots at unique attractions in the East Coast such as the Masjid Kristal (Crystal Mosque), Pantai Penarik, lunch at KT Durian Burung, an orphanage, Pantai Monica, all in Terengganu.

The total ride distance is 460 km, return. There were more than one hundred participants, not counting those from Iron Head MG.

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Kelab Urban Riders Tunggangi Jentera Aprilia Mereka Sempena Ulang Tahun Kelima

Para pemilik motosikal Aprilia mulai merasakan hasil pertukaran pengedar rasmi baharu jenama itu.
Para pemilik yang juga ahli kelab Urban Riders telah menganjurkan satu tunggangan hujung minggu ke Melaka bagi beriadah di tepi pantai.
Kumpulan tersebut telah memulakan perjalanan mereka dari Aprilia Malaysia yang berada di The Gasket Alley.

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Urban Riders Ride Their Aprilia to Melaka for 5th Anniversary

Aprilia owners are starting to reap the benefits of the brand being under a new caretaker.
The owners under the Urban Riders club organized a weekend ride to Melaka for some fun at the beach.
The group got together and pushed off from Aprilia Malaysia at The Gasket Alley.

As with other brands under the care of Didi Resources, Aprilia riders are now reaping the benefits with more rides and programs, as promised by the new distributor. As such, the bike club Urban Riders celebrated the organization’s 5th anniversary by riding to Melaka, mostly on Aprilias.

The activity still managed to attract about 30 participants despite being organized in the middle of a long, 3-day weekend (Saturday).

The riders grouped at the new Aprilia Malaysia at The Gasket Alley, for a light breakfast and some catching up.

Two models were heavily represented, the Shiver 750 and Tuono 1000 V4.

Idon Pang, the Aftersales Manager for the Piaggio brands at The Gasket Alley welcomed the riders and thanked them for taking part in the convoy. He also iterated that new Aprilia bike sales will hopefully begin in October 2018.

He also reminded the riders of the inaugural Aprilia Track Day on 9th September 2018.

Didi Resources Organizes Inaugural Aprilia and Modclass Track Day

With that, proceedings were handed to the club’s president, Tok Uban to present the ride briefing. There was no police escort so the participants were told to buddy up and watch out for one another.

The group then departed from The Gasket Alley to head to the Shell petrol station after the Sungai Besi Toll Plaza to hook up with another group, before pushing to Chalet D’ Sayang at Pengkalan Balak, Melaka. They will put up for a night there before heading back to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow (Sunday).

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Konvoi “Explore the Unexplored” Modenas Dominar

Modenas telah menganjurkan satu konvoi “Explore the Unexplored” Dominar bagi membolehkan para penunggang Dominar D400 merasai sendiri kehebatan elemen sport-tourer jentera tersebut.
Tunggangan pertama ini adalah dari Kuala Lumpur menuju Ipoh.
Konvoi ini telah berhenti di beberapa buah tempat tarikan ramai bagi membolehkan para penunggang untuk menangkap gambar bagi projek #motography.

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Modenas Dominar “Explore the Unexplored” Ride

Modenas organized the Dominar “Explore the Unexplored” Ride to let Dominar D400 riders experience their bikes as sport-tourers.
The first ride was from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh.
The convoy stopped at a number of attractions to allow the riders to shoot pictures for the #motography project.

There’s no doubt that Malaysia has many attractions that are unique; and the best way to enjoy not only these destinations is by riding a motorcycle, which makes us motorcyclists a lucky lot. Consequently, this is what Modenas sets to do when they organized the Modenas Dominar “Explore the Unexplored” Ride from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh yesterday (19^th August 2018).

The ride was also part of Bajaj and Modenas’s #motography project whereby the pictures snapped by the participants are shared as a database of sorts for other Bajaj owners around the world who wished to ride in Malaysia.

Apart from those, the ride was catered to the Modenas Dominar D400 owners, since the bike is branded as a sport-tourer.

A total of 12 riders signed up for this first ride and showed up at 6.30am for registration, breakfast and briefing. The organizers handed out a special T-shirt and sticker to each participant to commemorate the ride. They were then briefed about the #motography project and the ride.

True to the sport-touring spirit, a few had mounted larger windscreens and GIVI panniers and top cases.

The convoy pushed off from Modenas’s HQ and made onto the PLUS Highway toward their way to the Sungai Buaya exit for a short ride to the Selangor Dam at Kuala Kubu Bahru for the first photography stop. The convoy progressed in a smart fashion and the marshals made sure not to get in the way of other road users.

The sun started to shine down as the participants looked for the best angles to shoot the best pictures of their bikes.

From Kuala Kubu Bahru it was another short ride back onto the highway via Serendah as the group headed to the Tapah R&R to refuel. They got going after the short stop and rode to Ipoh for lunch.

A sumptuous lunch was organized at the multiple award-winning Indulgence Restaurant.

Based on the grounds of a pre-war bungalow, the restaurant’s ambience and food was a welcomed comfort from the blazing sun.

The haze had thankfully dissipated by then to a clear blue sky.

The organizers invited the riders to join in a fun game was organized in the restaurant’s compound.

The first required the riders to ride as slow as they can for 50 metres to test their skills in motorcycle control and balance.

The second game involved riding with a pillion. The passenger needed to throw a water balloon over a length of tape raised across the “track” and re-catch it without breaking it, while the rider must ride as slow as he can.

The winners received a RM50 Petronas fuel card each.

The ride got back on the road and headed to the last stop at Kellie’s Castle. Here, the riders took another round of pictures to be uploaded to the #motography mini site. The riders dispersed from this point afterwards.

There will be many other such rides coming up in the future, so please make sure to join if you are a Modenas Dominar D400 owner. Also, please follow the official Dominar Malaysia Facebook page for the latest updates.

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Moto Guzzi Malaysia Owners Ride to Melaka

After many rides to Melaka, it was Moto Guzzi Malaysia’s turn.
The convoy took the scenic route from Port Dickson to Melaka.
A great collection of Moto Guzzi motorcycles were present.

Owning and riding a motorcycle by yourself is fine, but there are times when you want to find out more about the brand you’re on from other owners. Perhaps to increase your number of friends in your network.

After a few successful rides from The Gasket Alley, it was the turn of Moto Guzzi owners to ride to the historic city of Melaka on Saturday, 5th May 2018.

As usual, the riders got together at Moto Guzzi Malaysia early in the morning for some light breakfast and catch up with old buddies or new friends.

The riders showed up on a good collection of Moto Guzzi motorcycles including the limited edition V7 III 50^th Anniversario, V7 III Racer, California, Sport 8V, V7 III Special, V7 III Classic, V9 Roamer, and a Grisso 1200 SE.

The convoy travelled down the KL-Seremban Highway before turning off toward Port Dickson. They stopped at the Rezeky restaurant for refreshments and a break before turning south toward Melaka, riding along the coast for a more scenic route rather than droning mindlessly along the highway.

The ride passed many beautiful views of the sea along the way, including at Tanjung Bidara. The road continued through to Pantai Kundur at Tanjung Kling, and all the way into Melaka along Pantai Klebang where the group stopped for fuel.

From there it was a straight ride to the Straits Werx Café near Masjid Kampung Hulu, which is among the oldest masjids in Malaysia. The café also flanks the Melaka River so we saw passengers on the Melaka River Boat Ride taking pictures of us while we had lunch and coconut cendol. The cendol was a welcome as the day had gotten extremely hot.

The riders got to know one another better while chilling out after lunch, before adjourning for the ride home.

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Ladies of Harley Malaysia’s Ride to Melaka 2018

The Ladies of Harley Malaysia is a group of female Harley-Davidson riders.
They get together to share their love for riding motorcycles.
The ladies started their ride to Melaka from Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya for the first time.

While it always feels good to see a fellow biker on the road, it’s undeniably better to see one of the fairer gender, “Not as a pillion, but riding her own bike, instead.” That was what Mariana Mohamad, ex-national cyclist said while awaiting the flag-off of the Ladies of Harley Malaysia’s 2018 ride to the historic city of Melaka.

Mariana Mohamad is the first lady from the right

The ride was historically historic as well, since it marked the first time the ladies began their ride from the new Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya.

The 20-odd ladies had gathered at the dealership from early morning, for some light breakfast and catching up. Everyone was smiling and laughing, the air was thick with cheerfulness and anticipation. Among them were Mariana Mohamad, the aforementioned ex-national cyclist and, singer and actress, Fauziah Latiff. Also present were Nor Cilla Omar and Sura (Sue) Rahman who were the Champion and First Runner Up, respectively at the recent Inaugural Bikers Invitational Golf Charity Classics 2018.

“I’ve ridden with the Ladies of Harley Malaysia many times since I started motorcycling. That time, we rode to Melaka and today feels like an anniversary as we ride there but from a new home, HDPJ,” continued Mariana.

The ladies rode mostly Harley-Davidson Sportsters, but there were a number of other models, including a Softail Slim, Street 750, Dyna Low Rider and “Sons of Anarchy” Dyna Low Rider.

As usual, they held a short safety briefing before the “On the bike” call. They suited up and rode out from the hallway in The Gasket Alley (as there weren’t too many of them).

Out on the roads and highways, the group was expertly led by Nor Cilla with Fauziah Latiff as the sweeper. The group maintained great discipline and cohesiveness throughout the trip, besides displaying good control over their machines.

The ladies stopped for fuel first at the Seremban R&R before stopping again after passing the Ayer Keroh toll plaza, where fellow Harley-Davidson riders Hulubalang MG waited to guide the convoy into Asam Pedas Lagenda for lunch. By the way, the word hulubalang means the Sultan’s royal guards and palace guards – knights, in other words – during the Malaccan Sultanate during the 15^th and 16^th centuries.

From there it was to Harley-Davidson of Melaka in Taman Kota Laksamana. The dealership is undergoing completion and will be formally launched in May 2018.

The dealership’s crew escorted the entire group to a restaurant called Nyonya Lin’s Kitchen for refreshments including the famous cendol nyonya and kuih nyonya. The restaurant was bedecked with period paraphernalia such as vintage furniture, motorcycles, trinkets and toys. Even the interior design resembled that of Melaka’s pre-World War II houses.

From Harley-Davidson of Melaka, it was to another round of coffee (real coffee, not those one finds in pubs) at a beach. The Ladies of Harley Malaysia finally headed over to the Villa Lisa at A’Famosa Resort at Batu Gajah.

Before we conclude, this writer observed that the riders never failed to wave their gratitude to other road users who had given way. All the riders of Ladies of Harley Malaysia and Hulubalang MG were really friendly and not stand-offish to strangers who had requested selfies or to pose with their bikes. Whoever said Harley riders were unfriendly?

Great respect from us to the ladies and gentlemen during the ride.

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KMOG Borneo Ride 2017 (Hari Kedua)

Artikel Oleh: Wahid Ooi Abdullah

Hari Kedua KMOG Borneo Ride 2017 membawa kami ke “Tip of Borneo” dan Kundasang.
Kumpulan terakhir motosikal peserta tiba tepat pada masanya untuk perjalanan dari Kota Kinabalu ke Kundasang.
Konvoi ini akan membuat hentian pertamanya di Kawasan Perlindungan Orangutan di Sepilok, dalam perjalanan ke sandakan.

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KMOG Borneo Ride 2017 (Hari Pertama)

Artikel oleh: Wahid Ooi Abdullah

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, 1 November 2017 – KMOG (KTM Malaysia Owners Group) Borneo Ride 2017 bermula semalam.
Tunggangan ini akan bermula Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, menuju ke Kuching, Sarawak dalam masa sepuluh hari.
KMOG Borneo Ride 2017 ini akan menguji kebolehan dan reliabiliti motosikal adventure KTM.

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Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride

Moto Guzzi telah menganjurkan Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride pada hujung minggu yang lalu.
Tunggangan Moto Guzzi yang pertama dianjurkan secara rasmi oleh Moto Guzzi Malaysia.
Tunggangan ini menuju ke Gohtong Raya dan Bentong.

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Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride

Moto Guzzi organized the Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride this past weekend.
First Moto Guzzi ride formally organized by Moto Guzzi Malaysia.
The ride headed to Gohtong Jaya and Bentong.

What’s the best way to build camaraderie and a family of bikers? Go on a ride, of course.

Moto Guzzi Malaysia organized their first official ride since relocating to their new home at Gasket Alley, Seksyen 13, Petaling Jaya.

Modestly called, “Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride,” the outing was planned to gather the number of Moto Guzzi owners in Malaysia for a relaxing ride to Genting Permai and onwards to Lemang To’ki 2 (the main Lemang To’ki outlet is closed) in Bentong, Pahang.

Guzzi and other motorcycles owners started gathering at 8.30am. Another great aspect of motorcycle rides is that one will get to see a pleasant mix of different bikes, and we weren’t disappointed this weekend.

There was a California, a number of V7 Racers including one which was customized into a scrambler, a V7 Anniversario 50, V9 Bobber, and a Norge tourer. There was a myriad of bikes of different makes too.

We pushed off after a safety briefing by the ride marshal and Juan Chow, riding at steady pace behind the marshal all the way to the BHP petrol station just after the Gombak toll plaza. We noticed the traffic was exceptionally heavy for a Sunday.

Everyone took a quick breather from the scorching sun while the marshals did a quick headcount.

From there it was a short ride up to the Nanyang Kopitiam Restaurant at Genting Permai. Apart from the Starbucks adjacent to it, Nanyang has now become was already packed with groups of bikers. We caught sight of celebrities Afdlin Shauki and Johan seated not far from us.

After a quick brunch, he descended back down to Karak Highway and headed to Bentong.

If traffic was heavy along the highway, it was worse when we reached the town. By now the convoy had gotten strung out as we had to navigate around other vehicles.

A traffic jam is the worst place to be for any biker, because that’s when car drivers start misbehaving out of frustration. A car cut right across this writer’s front wheel, and a 4×4 darted out of the intersection to Fraser’s Hill. Another car swung into our path, as if refusing to let us pass.

We finally reached Lemang To’ki after battling the traffic, only to realize that the marshal had mistakenly led us to the closed outlet.

We doubled back toward Bentong town but the guy in front of our group of eight bikes had lost touch with the marshal. Seeing a shaded and safe area, we pulled in and stopped. A rider in the group got in touch on the phone with someone and told us that there had been an accident.

The Yamaha T-Max ridden by a Moto Guzzi staff was T-boned by a mini SUV which charged out of an intersection the town, and both victims on the bike were taken to the Bentong Hospital. As my pillion was the other pillion’s housemate and BFF, we decided to just swing over to the hospital nearby.

The rider suffered a broken left foot. His pillion fared worse as her left knee was torn open. We feared the worst, but she suffered no broken bone after being X-rayed, thankfully.

Both are now recovering at home.

In closing, I would like to comment that it had been a relaxing ride, and it would’ve been perfect if not for impatient drivers. It was nice to see the participants getting along well, as they joked and laughed about the ride when we stopped at Gohtong Jaya. Also, a word of advice: Please be extra vigilant should you ride to Bentong on weekends and public.

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Tunggangan Amal Pink October Charity Ride 2017

Tunggangan amal Pink October Charity Ride 2017 telah pun berlangsung dengan lancar sekali pada hari Sabtu yang lalu.
Tunggangan ini adalah bersempena dengan Bulan Kesedaran Kanser Payudara yang jatuh pada bulan Oktober.
Kira-kira 200 orang peserta telah menyertai tunggangan ini.

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Pink October Charity Ride 2017

The Pink October Charity Ride 2017 went off without a hitch today
The ride is in conjunction with October being the Breast Cancer Awareness Month
About 200 participants joined the ride

Organised by Hawa Motor Club and Ipoh Road Clan together with support from the Malaysian Cancer Society, and hot on the heels of the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR) last month, the Pink October Charity Ride (POCR) 2017 proceeded well today.

While DGR sought to raise awareness towards prostate cancer in men, POCR’s objective was a campaign to highlight breast cancer research.

About 200 participants congregated at the Malaysia Handicraft Development Corporation’s (Perbadanan Kemajuan Kraftangan Malaysia) grounds for the flag off.

There was a good mix of motorcycles: From mopeds and scooters, to standard bikes, naked sportbikes, adventure-tourer and 1000cc superbikes; besides the large number of customs and café racers – including the famous Puting Beliung (“tornado” in Bahasa Melayu).

Participants were provided a white T-shirt with the words “Pink October Charity Ride” emblazoned on its back, patches and stickers. They may also donate to the Malaysian Cancer Society (Yayasan Kanser Malaysia).

As more and more riders, young and old arrived, it soon became apparent that this wasn’t a ride which encouraged only female participant. There were as many men as there were ladies. It’s encouraging and heartwarming to see that both the Pink October Charity Ride and DGR transcend the gender barrier, despite both rides sought to raise awareness for afflictions common to respective genders.

And despite gutter politics kicking up religious and race issues, everyone rode together for a common cause, regardless of religion, ethnicity and creed. How common is it to see a 150cc café racer ride alongside an R 1200 GS? Or a Triumph Street Twin next to an S 1000 RR?

The participants were briefed by the Chief Marshal and Royal Malaysian Traffic Police escort, before being flagged off.

The convoy proceeded at a steady pace until it reached Naza Auto Mall in Petaling Jaya.

There were lucky draws and a helmet bidding session throughout the day. Participants were also offered a free health check-up, free of charge.

Seeing the success of this Pink October Charity Ride 2017, we hope the event will continue next year with even more participants.

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1. Kerap minum air

2. Pakai ‘riding gear’ yang sesuai

3. Keluar ‘ride’ di waktu pagi atau lewat petang

4. Kerap berhenti

Milestone has announced the launch of the fifth iteration of their motorcycle racing game, Ride 5, which is set to release on August 24th, 2023.

As part of their recognition of Harley-Davidson owners and groups, Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya plays host to their rides and activities.

The latest group to congregate at HDPJ was Kingz MG on their ride to the East Coast.

HDPJ supported the ride by providing technical support and Lucky Draw vouchers.

PICTURE GALLERY

Aprilia owners are starting to reap the benefits of the brand being under a new caretaker.

The owners under the Urban Riders club organized a weekend ride to Melaka for some fun at the beach.

The group got together and pushed off from Aprilia Malaysia at The Gasket Alley.

PICTURE GALLERY

Modenas organized the Dominar “Explore the Unexplored” Ride to let Dominar D400 riders experience their bikes as sport-tourers.

The first ride was from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh.

The convoy stopped at a number of attractions to allow the riders to shoot pictures for the #motography project.

PICTURE GALLERY

After many rides to Melaka, it was Moto Guzzi Malaysia’s turn.

The convoy took the scenic route from Port Dickson to Melaka.

A great collection of Moto Guzzi motorcycles were present.

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The Ladies of Harley Malaysia is a group of female Harley-Davidson riders.

They get together to share their love for riding motorcycles.

The ladies started their ride to Melaka from Harley-Davidson of Petaling Jaya for the first time.

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Moto Guzzi organized the Moto Guzzi Sunday Ride this past weekend.

First Moto Guzzi ride formally organized by Moto Guzzi Malaysia.

The ride headed to Gohtong Jaya and Bentong.

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The Pink October Charity Ride 2017 went off without a hitch today

The ride is in conjunction with October being the Breast Cancer Awareness Month

About 200 participants joined the ride

Highlights from Day 1 of the Honda Asian Journey 2016 enroute to the 2016 Shell Malaysian MotoGP.

In our first “Where To Go” feature on ride destinations, we explore the wonders of Betong, Thailand. (more…)

A collection of photos from the Shell Advance #Advance2Langkawi Ride that we organised recently.

KTM Malaysia successfully hosts 111 bikes in annual group ride into Thailand.

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