i could not imagine...


in UAE???

i wonder why Malaysia is not a bicycle friendly country, especially in Klang Valley

1. no bicycle lane
2. no bicycle parking at shopping malls + LRT/KTM stations
3. barely got trees/proper shelther for cyclist

why oh why?

let me answer your why why why!

1. bcoz there's car lane (there's due to birth of National car)
2. bcoz there's car parking (there's due to birth of National car)
3. our ah kong ah ma no plant trees, that y we now suffer under hot sun.

imagine:
sell 1 national car can benefits hundred if not thousand of people...
sell 1 bicycle only can benefits few if not ten or more of people

waits until we become developed country, bicycle will become more important...

now u know why.

talking bout bike lane... it remind me of a place...

some where at sri damansara... a straight steep road (around 200 hudnred meters only i guess) with a proper drawn (look new the paint) bike line.. is big bike line... very proper one... but on the particular 200m steep road... itis so wide that normal car able to drive thru it...

well i think you all can guest it become the third lane for all the motor car... no body give a shit bout the bike lane...

it just look weird that they made a bike lane just at the 200m steep road...

is it this one?

http://www.nst.com.my/streets/central/pj-g...e-lane-1.108039

yaya Jalan PJU 10/1 is the steep im talking bout~~~~!

This post has been edited by hianboy: Mar 7 2013, 01:16 PM

my simple answer... you don't pay road tax for your bike...

my question... you rather want car or you want bike??? car you drive everyday, bike you ride it every once in a while or when you feel like it...

bicycle will never become important to us.. because it is more of a hobby rather than a necessity like any other mode of motorized transportation...

klang valley so jam, so more you want to encourage people to drive, make the jam even worst

i will use car at minimal level, save money and save the earth, petrol price is unstable

plus i really love riding bike around, too bad they dont allow bike on LRT/KTM, if not, it's easier to go around KL with bicycle

where???

let's start a cycling club... i'll call mine BBCC... beavis & butt-head cycling club.. it will have me, myself and I...

RM2,000... SRAM Force here i come...

that Jalan PJU 10/1 lo

the govt. standard answer to your jam problem is take public transport...

unfortunately, not everyone thinks like you... that is the real problem... at least more than 50% of the female population will already say "Tak Nak" to cycling as a mean of transportation replacement... that is easily 1/3 of the battle lost...

gmap makes no sense out of how steep it is... it looks like one big loop only...

no so steep i think... just a... normal... residential ... road...

hmm....last time google map ada show the terrain height one... now tak la...

google earth is it...

both also tak la now... there suppose a running figures of the height where ever the mouse pointer is...

wikimapia got such option -> Map type - Google Terrain...

brushy brushy brushy~~~

This post has been edited by butthead: Mar 7 2013, 04:44 PM