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I think you meant to say "bottom bracket" of her bike. Ya laa .. too big .. Contrary to popular belief, us mountain bikers are not pervs you know ...

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Well, she did say 'Her life is our entertainment'. So lets be entertained.

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3rd Eye

Hey adil, why not organise a 10km or less MTB for MAlsingmaps kakis? At least we got excuess to ask angela to ride with me again.

i never ride a mountain bike before, n never ever thk about it, but after saw the photo of "big bottom model" suddently i'm thinking to buy a 2nd tangan m.bike....

Oh i definitely have something up the sleeves - involving a hottie local celebrity no less .. she's been meaning to try out mountain biking so i have no choice and forced to introduce the sport to her .. as much as I am reluctant to do so since i am so busy . Not. Once sudah geng, I will surely invite you all to join. In about 5 years from now.

He're something to whet the appetite .. a "halal" temptation for a change ..

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Malsingmaps is now an official partner of Garmin to produce maps for MY, SG & Brunei.

So you finally take the plunge and get yourself an Id? Good for you dude.

Problem was I took the plunge only 2 years ago with my Scott. Now second plunge in as many years with the Epi. How to justify for those suffering from T.B? Not "tuberculosis" but "takut bini"

BTW. Do you guys stuff your bikes into your car or do you roof rack it? Boot rack is also another option but i was told the polis and JPJ sometimes like to kacau - overhang lah, must hang red cloth la, blocking the tail lights lah ..

So far I have been putting it in my boot - but inspite of the 3M mats, it still creates an unholy mess after muddy rides. Thinking of the roof option now.

What's your take?

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OMG..is that your amerika beauty....

ok I can wait 5 years..make sure you get her to cycle with me...

I keep mine in the boot. Save all the hassle for putting the rack.

Btw, you definiely need JPJ approval to fix those things up. Normally they don't kacau. If they do, you know what to do.

Best is roof rack if you are tall enough to mount the bike up there ... and you do not need to drive into covered carpark or your covered carpark is high enough.
I'm using it now and feel safe driving with that setup at NSHW @ 110km/hour, going to coffee shops and good for unholy mess after muddy rides too (just need a big brush and 2 x 1.5L water in the trunk - Yes, you can have access to your trunk area!)

If have to use a rear rack, make sure it's sturdy, I used a rhodegear for years and never feel safe travelling more then 60km/h. After 3 years lots of scratch mark on the trunk-cover. Don't feel safe on normal road, NSHW or just having my dinner...

Best i had was a water-proof bike-bag, take out both wheels and put in the rear seat, feeling very safe makaning in coffee shops or NSHW @ 160km/h. Works with unholy mess after muddy rides, too. A New Zealand friend borrowed and never return though ...