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Hi, what is the colour? Glossy Black?

Thanks!

Hmmm... maybe worth a try. Where to get it?

Hmmm... maybe worth a try. Where to get it?

Hmm... Just a couple of mm would matter safety wise? Ya hor... Save money too! And can even go heaven faster! What a bargain!! I could only find the online shop of the producer. Maybe group buying can save shipping costs?

Anyone hates how your hair looks after riding in Singapores' hot humid weather? I got thin floppy hair and it looks horrible no matter what i do unless i bring a portable hair dryer... So came across this interesting product and wonder anyone tried this before or knows where to get it in Singapore?? http://www.twowheelcool.com/blogs/news/6489391-kiss-helmet-hair-goodbye-airhead-is-here

any pictures?

economic crisis now leh... cut down on bowling liao.

here is an interesting site with videos: http://www.expertvillage.com/video-series/252_beginning-bowling.htm search google for 'bowling for beginners' you'll find lots of sites. happy bowling!

no problem for me! dunno anybody though... paiseh......

******BIKE SOLD****** Thanks for patronizing... 1st owner Plate: FBA****P Price: $3400 (cash) [ADJUSTED] Transfer fee: Borne by buyer COE: FEB 2016 Road tax: Feb 2009 Mileage: 28000+ Reason for selling: Bought car liao Accessories: Eagle foot rest, Givi rackmount, Box able to fit 2 helmets, Givi passenger back rest, voltage stabiliser Name of seller: Ronnie HP: 9-006-8984 Changed new battery (May 2008) Changed engine oil every 2500km Changed chain (Made in Japan) at Ah Khoon (Jan 2008) Changed air filter at 25000km Changed rear brake pump + assembly + pads at 28600km If you want more pictures just let me know and I'll try to get for you when I'm home. Please negotiate after you've seen and tried the bike. In great condition and never involved in accident.

i'm ok with tat. date time?

i dun even trust myself.. u dare to trust me? maybe the level 2 certified coach wanna join us he can give us some tips?? *hint hint*

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten-pin_bowling#Pins "The weight of a single pin must be at least 3 pounds, 6 ounces (1.47 kg) and no more than 3 pounds, 10 ounces (1.64 kg)" and those alleys tat start off with lighter pins and become even lighter over wear n tear... wat's more if the alley does not comply with these regulations then they might even use lighter pins to cut cost... juz my thoughts... hehe

waaaahhhhh.... waaaayyyyy beyond our league... hehehe