Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Tangkak Boys
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We set off really early and met up at 7am JB shell. Peter, our new friend on a street bob was already there waiting for us. Soon after the arrival of the softail custom and concourse, the gs and multistrada arrived. We tavelled most of the way on the backroads and had a great time! U tom brought us to beautiful bends and even roads less travelled (GRAVEL!!) and we visited a waterfall . Towards Tangkat the boys experienced the thrills of the twist and turns and Peter, was always able to catch up with the superbikes! We had deilicious food, (Even tried bulls penis, Se7en's favourite!!) a FANTASTIC ride, with great company!
Special thanks to Se7en for organising, and Tom-RoD for leading us most of the way! and a warm welcome to Peter, the 160km/h bobber!
cheers
Gambit


We set off really early and met up at 7am JB shell. Peter, our new friend on a street bob was already there waiting for us. Soon after the arrival of the softail custom and concourse, the gs and multistrada arrived. We tavelled most of the way on the backroads and had a great time! U tom brought us to beautiful bends and even roads less travelled (GRAVEL!!) and we visited a waterfall . Towards Tangkat the boys experienced the thrills of the twist and turns and Peter, was always able to catch up with the superbikes! We had deilicious food, (Even tried bulls penis, Se7en's favourite!!) a FANTASTIC ride, with great company!
Special thanks to Se7en for organising, and Tom-RoD for leading us most of the way! and a warm welcome to Peter, the 160km/h bobber!
cheers
Gambit
Indian or Harley?
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Can start or not?
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Message from Mat Motor Biker Boys
Hey bros,
If you have future local rides for events and charities, please don’t forget to get us in the rides too.
We are from the Mat Motor Biker Boys.
Intervied in Chanel News Asia Prime Time Morning.
As we are commisoned by MDA and Suria to be involve in all Charity Events.. We want to be in your next charity convoys etc.
Our 6 episode Trailer for Suria
Previously GhostRiders. Now we call ourselves Funk Choppers.
See you guys soon.
Founder – Sleazefunk
Funky – Freedom – Freestylers .
LOVE, HONOUR AND RESPECT.
If you have future local rides for events and charities, please don’t forget to get us in the rides too.
We are from the Mat Motor Biker Boys.
Intervied in Chanel News Asia Prime Time Morning.
As we are commisoned by MDA and Suria to be involve in all Charity Events.. We want to be in your next charity convoys etc.
Our 6 episode Trailer for Suria
Previously GhostRiders. Now we call ourselves Funk Choppers.
See you guys soon.
Founder – Sleazefunk
Funky – Freedom – Freestylers .
LOVE, HONOUR AND RESPECT.
Monday, October 11, 2010
SPCA
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Thanks to all who participated in this charity event/convoy. Stop buying dogs, loner!


Thanks to all who participated in this charity event/convoy. Stop buying dogs, loner!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
OCT 2010 RIDES / EVENTS
YAWN!!!! been freaking ages since i last posted on the blog. but the dragon is awake now and ready to rock and roll. A very special thank u to ArchAngel who has been so diligient in updating the blog, with pictures and journal entries , videos, jokes, ride routes.. YOU ARE A STAR!
Heres the ride updates for the month of OCT 2010
1. Harley 2011 launch at Marina Bay on Friday 08 October (Meet 630pm at HDS dealership)
2. SPCA/Warpigs Convoy cum Brunch on Sunday 10 October (Meet 915am Newton Hawker CP)
3. Mersing Ride Day Trip - Sunday 24 October (Meet 7am Shell JB - woodlands)
4. JB Club Night Dinner ride on Saturday 30 October (TBC)
Heres the ride updates for the month of OCT 2010
1. Harley 2011 launch at Marina Bay on Friday 08 October (Meet 630pm at HDS dealership)
2. SPCA/Warpigs Convoy cum Brunch on Sunday 10 October (Meet 915am Newton Hawker CP)
3. Mersing Ride Day Trip - Sunday 24 October (Meet 7am Shell JB - woodlands)
4. JB Club Night Dinner ride on Saturday 30 October (TBC)
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Welcome Silverback
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Thank you for being sporting and I must say...you are damn lucky that Orchard Road was so quiet! Stupid F1


Thank you for being sporting and I must say...you are damn lucky that Orchard Road was so quiet! Stupid F1
Inter MC Shoot
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25th September 2010
Petrol to old choa chu kang road - $10
Gun rental - $20
25 Bullets - $20
Tyre Repair kit - value @ $660
Get together - Priceless



25th September 2010
Petrol to old choa chu kang road - $10
Gun rental - $20
25 Bullets - $20
Tyre Repair kit - value @ $660
Get together - Priceless
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Friday Ride with Silverback
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10 bikes roared the streets tonight from Maccas to Maxwell to the Yishun dam, a fantastic ride and good catching up with some of the old boys. I enjoyed it very much, did you?

It was also here where Silverback was officially announced as our newest member of Street Coyotes MC. The club acknowledges your brotherhood spirits, participation in our events and your attitude towards SCMC pillars. Welcome to SCMC.

10 bikes roared the streets tonight from Maccas to Maxwell to the Yishun dam, a fantastic ride and good catching up with some of the old boys. I enjoyed it very much, did you?
It was also here where Silverback was officially announced as our newest member of Street Coyotes MC. The club acknowledges your brotherhood spirits, participation in our events and your attitude towards SCMC pillars. Welcome to SCMC.
Harley Forty Eight Launch
Slides click here
In a cloudless clear blue sky moment, my Aussie mates would proclaimed "What a beautiful day" and we the "Cool Bikers" were found below the beach brollie. I reckoned it was 36 deg C this afternoon and yet the Harley riders faithfully showed up in their leathers and jeans for this year Harley Davidson Forty Eight Launch. Clean and neat bike for 25 grand...hmm

Spotted this bike and was voted bike of the millenium by the boys. ErHem... see carefully what model. Drum roll please.... it's no other than the Dyna Wide Glide. My blue was voted bike of the universe.

Silverback got hit by one of this @ HandleBar

Thanks to those who made it and flew our colours high
In a cloudless clear blue sky moment, my Aussie mates would proclaimed "What a beautiful day" and we the "Cool Bikers" were found below the beach brollie. I reckoned it was 36 deg C this afternoon and yet the Harley riders faithfully showed up in their leathers and jeans for this year Harley Davidson Forty Eight Launch. Clean and neat bike for 25 grand...hmm
Spotted this bike and was voted bike of the millenium by the boys. ErHem... see carefully what model. Drum roll please.... it's no other than the Dyna Wide Glide. My blue was voted bike of the universe.
Silverback got hit by one of this @ HandleBar
Thanks to those who made it and flew our colours high
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Coober Birthday
Happy Birthday to Brother Coober as he inches closer to his CPF collection day :)
Slideshow Click Here


Slideshow Click Here
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Inter MC Shooting Comp
SCMC wants you there!

Date: Saturday 25 Sep 2010
Venue: Meet up at Newton Carpark
Time: 0745 coffee @ Newton, Push off 0815 Sharp, ends 1230 noon
Attire: Compulsory Club Colors, Jeans (long pants), covered shoes
Snipers: AA, BB, Gambit & Silverback (Jack)
Supporter: Every SCMC member & families.
Fees: Fully subsidized by SCMC
Lunch: Provided by Harley Singapore
Date: Saturday 25 Sep 2010
Venue: Meet up at Newton Carpark
Time: 0745 coffee @ Newton, Push off 0815 Sharp, ends 1230 noon
Attire: Compulsory Club Colors, Jeans (long pants), covered shoes
Snipers: AA, BB, Gambit & Silverback (Jack)
Supporter: Every SCMC member & families.
Fees: Fully subsidized by SCMC
Lunch: Provided by Harley Singapore
Monday, September 13, 2010
Harley "Forty - Eight" Launch
Monday, August 30, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
148 Harley bikers ride to present $11,000 in donations to Johor orphans
THANK YOU SCMC for the donation. We raised RM$1000 for the cause.
Courtesy of Straits Times STOMP

http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sgseen/this_urban_jungle/442810/148_harley_bikers_ride_in_largest_charity_convoy.html
Courtesy of Straits Times STOMP
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sgseen/this_urban_jungle/442810/148_harley_bikers_ride_in_largest_charity_convoy.html
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Daddy hates Harley...even more
When my old man has nothing much to do at his retirement age and wants read up more on riding, he went to Popular book store and bought this book by some old Ah Beng with 30+ years of experience .... I understand why he left it on a pile of old newspapers... He still can't get over this. wahahahahaha
"The God of Bikes uses 30 years of experience to tell you...that's a Honda Davidson"
Editor: "Bro do you know what's the company that makes Goldwing ah?"
Author: "Aiyah, people who read Chinese won't understand English one la. They only want to see my face and my stylo hairdo"
Editor: "I remember it starts with H..., this one has the most hits on eBay, 99% safe"

"The God of Bikes uses 30 years of experience to tell you...that's a Honda Davidson"
Editor: "Bro do you know what's the company that makes Goldwing ah?"
Author: "Aiyah, people who read Chinese won't understand English one la. They only want to see my face and my stylo hairdo"
Editor: "I remember it starts with H..., this one has the most hits on eBay, 99% safe"
Monday, July 19, 2010
Hard Rock Cafe KL
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16 July 10 - Singapore - Ipoh
17 July 10 - Ipoh - Cameroon - KL, Singapore - KL
18 July 10 - KL - Singapore
While the boys rode down from Ipoh via Cameron, the rest of me made my way up north to meet them at HRC KL. I really wanted to get up early so that I can spend some time jalan jalan around in KL, which I did at 5am by the thunder and rain pouring on my window pane. I quickly retired to bed and played by ear, literally to hear if there were thunders and rain. Had instant noodles sitting in front of tv and CNN reported monsoon typhon thing was hitting Hanoi real bad.
I think I am just unlucky, I had to admit defeat that the rain will not stop. Left at 10am and found to be moist under the rain coat, nonetheless definitely not as bad if I had forced myself to leave at 530am, the rain was so heavy and blinding that even Even McGregor will tell you to fly a kite.
The ride up was cooling but was so frustrated to be lost / misguided in KL which wasted 45mins going in circles. The Malaysians must have a big ego problem, farking hell don't know where HRC then just admit it, dun bloody tell me kiri kanna tiga traffik light. #$@#$@
Here's the good thing...Concorde Hotel was fantastic. After getting lost and found my way, I parked the bike outside main entrance and rushed to the concierge to check-in. Damn, I was afraid that our rooms were sold cos I had 3 missed calls from a Malaysia number. "Sir, you've booked 3 Premium rooms, we have a different check-in area, please follow me". I thought WTF bro, just give me my room and I needed a shower badly. Just like in Priority/Premium Banking where the rich are served in better looking slaughter rooms, they have a lounge for desperate last minute LPPL poor man like me. RM$360 a night + 15% gov tax, lan lan just pay.
Check out my Premium Room. I am impressed! (Sua gu lah). When was the last time you've experienced something for the first time? The super tired me deserves this place man :) King size bed, 42" LCD, working desk, walk in wardrobe and freaking hell the toilet is bigger than my room in Singapore!




Dinner was served at HRC and we've invited Haris to joined us. Just look at the photos and you'll know that the food was great , lots of SPG and even babok waitress.








I will let Vice tell you what the formal stuff we've discussed and for the informal, I did the usual thing after dinner, foot massage, dessert...shiok! And because I wanted to sleep in the next day, the rest of the boys headed back home pretty early while I make sure I had a DO NOT DISTURB voice ringing in their heads.
18 July 10
Woke up at 10 am and dragged myself to the ground floor for breakfast. "Sir, you are staying in the Premium Room and your breakfast is on Level 1". Hey I am a just normal dude, give me my Nasi Goreng Ikan Bilis + Curry Ikan and I will be smiling. Breakfast was ordinary but that's also because I love street food
Took the Monorail, Sky Train, whatever they call it and spent RM$1.20 2 stops to Bukit Bintang. No jam lah, so good. I was tempted by the Durian An Nei who can speak Cantonese and eventually gave in and bought a D24 durian, ate it under the sun with a complementary Mangosteen...slurp. No sure if I got robbed for paying RM$12 a kilo but even without the camera slinged across my shoulders, I must say I do have a tourist face.
Last night I went to the usual yellow shirt massage parlour and the old man who did the massage for two of my previous visit was busy. Tried my luck this morning and he was staying at the front touting me to get in. I wasted no time and had another 30 mins of foot reflexology.
Check out late around 245pm and took my own pace to put those bags BACK on the bike. Got everything sorted out and I left Caltex (opposite HRC) at 4pm in search for Seremban highway, it couldn't have been easier thanks to Transformer clear direction, "Straight all the way!" :) There was rain and heavier rain after I got out of KL. Bumped into the Rahim, (softail with the Red Indian paintjob and Ape Hangers), and he was on his way back from some women on wheels event in Malacca.
Ate dinner at Kulai and food has always been good to me. Rear tyre has turned semi slick and it's time to experiment if 180 fits.
For all the fun I had these 2 days, this is where I ended up. Woooohoooo.

16 July 10 - Singapore - Ipoh
17 July 10 - Ipoh - Cameroon - KL, Singapore - KL
18 July 10 - KL - Singapore
While the boys rode down from Ipoh via Cameron, the rest of me made my way up north to meet them at HRC KL. I really wanted to get up early so that I can spend some time jalan jalan around in KL, which I did at 5am by the thunder and rain pouring on my window pane. I quickly retired to bed and played by ear, literally to hear if there were thunders and rain. Had instant noodles sitting in front of tv and CNN reported monsoon typhon thing was hitting Hanoi real bad.
I think I am just unlucky, I had to admit defeat that the rain will not stop. Left at 10am and found to be moist under the rain coat, nonetheless definitely not as bad if I had forced myself to leave at 530am, the rain was so heavy and blinding that even Even McGregor will tell you to fly a kite.
The ride up was cooling but was so frustrated to be lost / misguided in KL which wasted 45mins going in circles. The Malaysians must have a big ego problem, farking hell don't know where HRC then just admit it, dun bloody tell me kiri kanna tiga traffik light. #$@#$@
Here's the good thing...Concorde Hotel was fantastic. After getting lost and found my way, I parked the bike outside main entrance and rushed to the concierge to check-in. Damn, I was afraid that our rooms were sold cos I had 3 missed calls from a Malaysia number. "Sir, you've booked 3 Premium rooms, we have a different check-in area, please follow me". I thought WTF bro, just give me my room and I needed a shower badly. Just like in Priority/Premium Banking where the rich are served in better looking slaughter rooms, they have a lounge for desperate last minute LPPL poor man like me. RM$360 a night + 15% gov tax, lan lan just pay.
Check out my Premium Room. I am impressed! (Sua gu lah). When was the last time you've experienced something for the first time? The super tired me deserves this place man :) King size bed, 42" LCD, working desk, walk in wardrobe and freaking hell the toilet is bigger than my room in Singapore!
Dinner was served at HRC and we've invited Haris to joined us. Just look at the photos and you'll know that the food was great , lots of SPG and even babok waitress.
I will let Vice tell you what the formal stuff we've discussed and for the informal, I did the usual thing after dinner, foot massage, dessert...shiok! And because I wanted to sleep in the next day, the rest of the boys headed back home pretty early while I make sure I had a DO NOT DISTURB voice ringing in their heads.
18 July 10
Woke up at 10 am and dragged myself to the ground floor for breakfast. "Sir, you are staying in the Premium Room and your breakfast is on Level 1". Hey I am a just normal dude, give me my Nasi Goreng Ikan Bilis + Curry Ikan and I will be smiling. Breakfast was ordinary but that's also because I love street food
Took the Monorail, Sky Train, whatever they call it and spent RM$1.20 2 stops to Bukit Bintang. No jam lah, so good. I was tempted by the Durian An Nei who can speak Cantonese and eventually gave in and bought a D24 durian, ate it under the sun with a complementary Mangosteen...slurp. No sure if I got robbed for paying RM$12 a kilo but even without the camera slinged across my shoulders, I must say I do have a tourist face.
Last night I went to the usual yellow shirt massage parlour and the old man who did the massage for two of my previous visit was busy. Tried my luck this morning and he was staying at the front touting me to get in. I wasted no time and had another 30 mins of foot reflexology.
Check out late around 245pm and took my own pace to put those bags BACK on the bike. Got everything sorted out and I left Caltex (opposite HRC) at 4pm in search for Seremban highway, it couldn't have been easier thanks to Transformer clear direction, "Straight all the way!" :) There was rain and heavier rain after I got out of KL. Bumped into the Rahim, (softail with the Red Indian paintjob and Ape Hangers), and he was on his way back from some women on wheels event in Malacca.
Ate dinner at Kulai and food has always been good to me. Rear tyre has turned semi slick and it's time to experiment if 180 fits.
For all the fun I had these 2 days, this is where I ended up. Woooohoooo.
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