from different places, goes different destinations, and ride different bikes.
used to have gatherings for KL group iinm, but that's not organized here anymore it seems.
facebook for gatherings, but some groups are strictly their one brand/model only, some are more open.

weather has been bad lately, and makes riding difficult. just stay home fiddle with upkeeping old bikes and stuffs.
in between rains, a quick ride helps vent some steam.

what do you ride?
now that you mentioned it... haha
 

only for commute? or do you also do weekend rides, or touring?

say if you wanna ride weekend to Genting or Cameron, or something... then maybe drop a note here look for riding company also ok.
if you like speed, with all the safety gears, can just go hotspot, you'll meet a lot of friendly kaki there.
some likes highway long distance riding, just to go some coffee shop for roti and kopi, and then continue on the road.

tour Borneo... not bad. there's a guy who did it with a kapcai I think.

Hey guys. Just serviced my bike again today. 3rd service, had to go to a different KESC (Serdang) as I am stuck in Selangor due to CMCO, use semi-synth Kawi oil because the normal fully-synth was out of stock. This is fine for now because CMCO is going to last a while, so the bike will not be ridden around as much.

6600km so far. Issues I've run into: there are some kinks in the chain and inside the front sprocket cover was dirty (yes I finally figured out how to open the damn thing and clean it). Relubed the chain and cleaned out the front sprocket cover and the front sprocket itself.

The aftermarket clutch lever that I bought also seems to be grinding against part of the mount. I'll take a picture and show what I mean later. I'm trying to look for better quality ones, maybe the RCB Ninja 250 ones since they have fine adjustment with the wheel. From what I've checked, the levers for 2013~2017 Ninja 250/300 and the 2018~ Ninja 400 are compatible.
My guess is MCO and CMCO time, so no recreational riding. Shopping for parts, upgrading, etc. also limited due to various factors (esp. financial), hence not that much discussion.

Quazacolt You got a bike yet?
Yeah, immigration towards Brunei, in out in out.
If it's too far and exhaustive, maybe plan a shorter trip first. But, KK is definitely more desirable place to be.

Kuching is nice too, but famous laksa not as nice as how I remembered. Samariang water park is a good place, I hope they keep it up.

The guy posted it here: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4705362
His FB : The Kapcai Photo Diary

Congrats on the parenthood, and welcome back to LYN too.
that's a freakin' heavy bike. i cannot imagine owning it, or making a u-turn.
how do you do it?

hello there fellow bikers.
i hope everyone is doing well 

i have been following this thread on and off over the years, even before i got my own bike
and i suppose its about time i introduced myself / said something in the forum 

i currently own a Benelli 249s (the only bike ive owned so far xD) and ive taken ownership of it for 1.5 years already

daily use to travel to work (Semenyih > Bdr Utama, PJ > Semenyih).
i suppose its sufficient for me for time being to get from point A to point B.

ive learnt quite a lot just from following you guys' open discussion
and i hope to learn more in terms of riding experience

thanks in advance

welcome back
the single sided swingarm Monster?

Single sided swing arm pure sexiness. Most ppl tend to shy away from Ducati due to the running costs. Myself included.

Really love the look of the 1098 and 1198. But I can’t ride it, prefer upright.

Sometimes I really wonder if I'm searching wrongly.

Apologies if this has already been asked... I don't see a thread on Harley Davidson. I'm seeing more interests in BMW bikes and have a friend who claims maintenance is low.

I've actually never really liked a Harley. But lately I'm wondering if it is a good bike to own? Low or High Maintenance?

How about price - depreciate fast/slow?

Happy to hear your thoughts and pointers. I'm a newbie at this

I just got my full B license (using the new full B conversion.
However, I still don't have my "Home Minister's approval" to buy a bike (You get my meaning ah? 

I am not entirely sure if I will buy a bike because might not have the time to ride it.
Was even thinking of renting a bike instead.

If I were to buy a bike, my first criteria must be "value for money" and "low maintenance".

Cannot really afford much 

Second criteria used to be a racer. But because I'm around 50 years old, don't think I can use a racer anymore.

Which is why I thought Harley would be a good idea.

In fact, now I'm even thinking about an Electrical Bike?

I'm a noob.

Any thoughts and idea is much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

hi guys, im riding mt09 v3 with big ass wind shield, however pillion is still getting strong wind buffeting. she mention its hard for her to even adjust her head position, is it because its a naked bike after all, wind coming from all over the bike?