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The bikes, girls, and the macho men, these are the ingredient that makes a successful bike launch. But then again, Harley Davidson event ain’t no ordinary bike promotion without the colourful mix of individuals; those who came for the bikes, those who came for booze and those who came to flaunt (colours, leathers and their customized bikes)
Harley Davidson Singapore held its all black 2010 launch on 12 Dec 2009 at Alexandra Road. More than 100 staff, hog members and other riders had a day of fun-filled excitement at the dealership. Once again the launch enabled members from different MCs mingle and exchange biking experiences in a relax setting, and is part of Harley Davidson’s drive to promote the HD lifestyle.
Truth be told, the word BLACK was obviously present in every parts of the new Fat Boy Special and Sportster XR1200X.
Boring as it can be for I am no fan of black let alone no chrome accessories, the CVO Fat Bob advances to the top of my wish list. “Young, tough, fast and handsome- a combination that’s hard to beat. The chest thumping CVO 110 cubic inches Screaming Eagle motor and jaw dropping custom styling give this bike a V.I.P. pass to wherever you go!”
Soon after the crowd left the dealership, we were still hungry even after hot wings and dim sum, so we headed out to a nearby coffee shop proper food. If you ain’t after a feast for the eye but purely for taste buds, this coffee shop is da place for a gourmet experience. The menu started off with Chilli sauce and the food was so great that I couldn’t bear to put my chopsticks down, my latest excuse for forgetting to take photos. The claypot pig kidney is definitely worth a mention.
As eager as a newbie rider, we wanted to ride. Next stop was Farm Resort @ Neo Tiew. At first glance, the pub appears to be little more than a small corner pub anywhere. But once inside, you will discover a true chill out spot. Music or karaoke of your choice, parents and kids showed off their talents to the audience.
Finishing the night with the final leg on the CTE was a pleasure, all in the Speedy style. Roads in Singapore are just too short if you ask me. Small and intimate, you will never feel lost in the crowd. What’s your excuse for not riding on the road?
Monday, December 14, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Toy Run 2009
5th Dec 2009
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What could be more valuable, and rewarding, than donating some of yourself? This year, the Harley Davidson of Singapore Annual Christmas Toy Run was held at Yishun SAFRA Club and the charity organisation was Andrew & Grace Home for troubled teenagers. Street Coyotes MC is proud to have donated and participated in this event. AG Home Website
Bear, GR, camera girl & myself met up for brekkie at the neighbourhood coffee shop and the plan was to meet up with the Chief, BB & Mich elsewhere. The plan started to fall apart on the way down PIE after the sky turned from gloomy to grumpy; pouring so heavily that it reminded me of our recent Hat Yai trip. We stopped for cover under a pedestrian overhead bridge rubbing shoulders with other bikers. After spending half an hour waiting for the rain to slow, we continued on and met up with our boys and organisers at the dealership. Chief was there to present our donation and we collected pins for the others.
The convoy started smoothly and there were easily over hundred of bikes ahead of me, neatly lined up like a railway track roaring down the CTE/SLE. Traffic was heavy, we stayed close and other road users had much difficulties entering and exiting the expressway. We had a mission and with the help of the horn and some fingers waving, the marshals from HOG ensured that if you don't ride a HD, please get out of our way!
The sound of the exhaust pipes became louder and that's when I realised that we have arrived Yishun SAFRA club. We were welcomed by the girls and staffs from the charity home and for that short moment we felt like super stars :)
As long as I could remember, Eurasians tended to have the honour of being Master of Ceremony. Warren knew how to make things work for bikers. Introduction for the bowling event was short and sweet, and then buffet was served!
HDS booked the entire venue where we had all 24 bowling lanes to ourselves. I saw smiles on our brother's face and he was quick to gear up for his favourite activity.
Bowling ended around 430pm and the girls from AG flames showed their appreciation with a group drum performance. These were songs that are graced with intelligent, well-played percussion parts and beautifully choreographed.
The director of HOG Singapore Tony Goldman had a few words to thank the sponsors and also the MCs including the Street Coyotes. Prizes and Christmas gifts were also given to the girls.
Our brother was hoping that they ran out of teddy bear as he was more than willing to offer himself.
The girls gathered at the bikes and got on for photo shots. It didn't take long for me to realise that purple colour has higher "chick magnetism" than blue. Not many people have the opportunities to ride or sit on a Harley, let alone these unfortunate teenagers. I heard engine starting and exhaust noise, joy was written all over their faces when they were given a chance to ride on one they never dare to dream of. On the other hand it saddens me to learn that these teenagers were once abused and raped. Every human being deserves to be loved and that's the reason we were there to extend our helping hands.
This is my first time on a Toy Run and there will be many more.
"When was the last time you did something for the first time?"
Slides Click Here
What could be more valuable, and rewarding, than donating some of yourself? This year, the Harley Davidson of Singapore Annual Christmas Toy Run was held at Yishun SAFRA Club and the charity organisation was Andrew & Grace Home for troubled teenagers. Street Coyotes MC is proud to have donated and participated in this event. AG Home Website
Bear, GR, camera girl & myself met up for brekkie at the neighbourhood coffee shop and the plan was to meet up with the Chief, BB & Mich elsewhere. The plan started to fall apart on the way down PIE after the sky turned from gloomy to grumpy; pouring so heavily that it reminded me of our recent Hat Yai trip. We stopped for cover under a pedestrian overhead bridge rubbing shoulders with other bikers. After spending half an hour waiting for the rain to slow, we continued on and met up with our boys and organisers at the dealership. Chief was there to present our donation and we collected pins for the others.
The convoy started smoothly and there were easily over hundred of bikes ahead of me, neatly lined up like a railway track roaring down the CTE/SLE. Traffic was heavy, we stayed close and other road users had much difficulties entering and exiting the expressway. We had a mission and with the help of the horn and some fingers waving, the marshals from HOG ensured that if you don't ride a HD, please get out of our way!
The sound of the exhaust pipes became louder and that's when I realised that we have arrived Yishun SAFRA club. We were welcomed by the girls and staffs from the charity home and for that short moment we felt like super stars :)
As long as I could remember, Eurasians tended to have the honour of being Master of Ceremony. Warren knew how to make things work for bikers. Introduction for the bowling event was short and sweet, and then buffet was served!
HDS booked the entire venue where we had all 24 bowling lanes to ourselves. I saw smiles on our brother's face and he was quick to gear up for his favourite activity.
Bowling ended around 430pm and the girls from AG flames showed their appreciation with a group drum performance. These were songs that are graced with intelligent, well-played percussion parts and beautifully choreographed.
The director of HOG Singapore Tony Goldman had a few words to thank the sponsors and also the MCs including the Street Coyotes. Prizes and Christmas gifts were also given to the girls.
Our brother was hoping that they ran out of teddy bear as he was more than willing to offer himself.
The girls gathered at the bikes and got on for photo shots. It didn't take long for me to realise that purple colour has higher "chick magnetism" than blue. Not many people have the opportunities to ride or sit on a Harley, let alone these unfortunate teenagers. I heard engine starting and exhaust noise, joy was written all over their faces when they were given a chance to ride on one they never dare to dream of. On the other hand it saddens me to learn that these teenagers were once abused and raped. Every human being deserves to be loved and that's the reason we were there to extend our helping hands.
This is my first time on a Toy Run and there will be many more.
"When was the last time you did something for the first time?"
Thursday, December 3, 2009
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