Kawasaki Ninja

[Baby_yoshi78]

Originally posted by Kawasaki_Eric@Jan 30 2005, 05:28 PM

yoshi,how's ur bikes dude??

Thk, seem ok la, not free to do yet

[Baby_yoshi78]

really 4 t blackbird n zx12 who bring us all t way to one point to other. Very nice convey done. to me is a very very stress job

[EVOIIIGSR]

To Alex

 

Speedy recovery my friend ...

 

EVO

[indra636]

Originally posted by Baby_yoshi78@Jan 30 2005, 04:12 PM

i keep going around t parade square, cant find ur bike leh? wat time u reach? wat time u leave. tot can leave together.

We reached ard 1.30pm. Left ard 2.30pm. Got to leave early cos my fellow riders had other appts back home. My principle, "We come together so should leave together"..

[indra636]

Originally posted by Fu^bar@Jan 30 2005, 09:59 PM

yea man

great ride..hahah...hope to meet up and ride again..my shoulders sore now..hahhaa...anyway it's a sunday nite....work starts agaiN!!!hahhaa....hope you had a good ride too..hope we were not too slow for you man

Nope, the speed was alright. Hope to see you again soon..

[EVOIIIGSR]

Originally posted by Kawasaki_Eric@Jan 30 2005, 05:28 PM

yoshi,how's ur bikes dude??

hey eric

 

i saw a green 12r at yishun near my mom's place just like your avatar ... is that you ?

 

[EVOIIIGSR]

Hello Ninjas

 

visited Alex yesterday at TTSH ... but he was sleeping ... talked to his family but none of them knew much ... and i didnt try to probe either ...

 

any ninjas wanna kopi at TTSH tonite? I might be visiting him again tonite at about 7pm.

 

Have a safe ride!

 

[Nok97]

Originally posted by Baby_yoshi78@Jan 30 2005, 11:53 PM

really 4 t blackbird n zx12 who bring us all t way to one point to other. Very nice convey done. to me is a very very stress job

[Nok97]

Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Jan 31 2005, 10:16 AM

Hello Ninjas

 

visited Alex yesterday at TTSH ... but he was sleeping ... talked to his family but none of them knew much ... and i didnt try to probe either ...

 

any ninjas wanna kopi at TTSH tonite? I might be visiting him again tonite at about 7pm.

 

Have a safe ride!

 

Hi evo... 2dae i cant make it... mayb wed? i off

[rvf7972]

Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Jan 31 2005, 10:16 AM

Hello Ninjas

 

visited Alex yesterday at TTSH ... but he was sleeping ... talked to his family but none of them knew much ... and i didnt try to probe either ...

 

any ninjas wanna kopi at TTSH tonite? I might be visiting him again tonite at about 7pm.

 

Have a safe ride!

 

 

was there yest with others..mayb will gg down later in evening..

 

[Guest GuiNNeSS]

Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Jan 30 2005, 07:50 AM

I have officially down graded my Ninja status after selling my Green Ninja Sword and bought the Hornet 250 ...

 

....

EVO aka Orange KaT / Black Hornet / ex-Green Ninja

Are you going to respray it? Mind you seeing that it is black you could just stick "ninja" stickers on the tank......

 

I heard the little bee can be a right hoot at the track? Brought it out to play yet?

[rvf7972]

Originally posted by GuiNNeSS@Jan 31 2005, 11:27 AM

Are you going to respray it? Mind you seeing that it is black you could just stick "ninja" stickers on the tank......

 

I heard the little bee can be a right hoot at the track? Brought it out to play yet?

since the hornet no neet farings..

 

if it comes wit spare balls can i have it?

 

4 xtra protection.. wohooooooo evo's got ninja bee..

 

:help:

[james70]

Alex,

Speedy recovery. Hope u will get well soon. Waiting to ride with u again.

Cheers

[rvf7972]

inside information !!

 

we might have a ninja migrate to suzuka 750 soon...

 

 

reason for migration:

 

boring to ride in 300's ..

 

[Hayabusa Sniper]

Alex, hope u are ok and have a speedy recovery..

[slowpoke]

Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Jan 31 2005, 10:16 AM

Hello Ninjas

 

visited Alex yesterday at TTSH ... but he was sleeping ... talked to his family but none of them knew much ... and i didnt try to probe either ...

 

any ninjas wanna kopi at TTSH tonite? I might be visiting him again tonite at about 7pm.

 

Have a safe ride!

 

evo.. im ok with ttsh tonite.. sms me k...

[Baby_yoshi78]

Originally posted by indra636@Jan 31 2005, 01:57 AM

We reached ard 1.30pm. Left ard 2.30pm. Got to leave early cos my fellow riders had other appts back home. My principle, "We come together so should leave together"..

Super early bird home, i still not reach yet i think, hahahaha.

[Baby_yoshi78]

Originally posted by EVOIIIGSR@Jan 31 2005, 10:16 AM

Hello Ninjas

 

visited Alex yesterday at TTSH ... but he was sleeping ... talked to his family but none of them knew much ... and i didnt try to probe either ...

 

any ninjas wanna kopi at TTSH tonite? I might be visiting him again tonite at about 7pm.

 

Have a safe ride!

 

got class...

[Throttle]

what happened to Alex?

 

[rvf7972]

Originally posted by Throttle@Jan 31 2005, 08:07 PM

what happened to Alex?

 

normal crash lah..

 

[currypuff]

Only read about Alex now. Hope he will be discharged soon. BTW, is his bike OK?

[currypuff]

Hi Ninjas,

 

Was feeling bored. So after work, decided to go clear some carbong. At GP Esso, after topping up, I parked my bike on the right side of the entrance & bought a drink. I was drinking on the left side of the entrance when 2 low-life Malaysians on a bike tried to grab my helmut. Luckily, I placed it on a sissy bar so they had some problems taking it out - just long enough for me to notice & shout out at them. Upon seeing me shouting & running towards them, they panicked & sped off - smiling as they go!!!

 

I was not alone. 2 RVF400's was parked beside. One of the riders was actually standing just in front of my bike behind a small table, also drinking. Those who have waited there before will know what I mean.

 

Upon seeing the commotion, he calmly continued with his business as if nothing extraordinary happened. When the 2 thieves was gone & I turned to look at him, he just gave me a disinterested look, as if saying "What business is it of mine?"

When his friend came out they both sped off without a word.

 

Even an old Indian Malaysian uncle was kinder, telling me to be more careful.

 

Besides the 2 a**holes, these bikers' attitudes pissed me off. Perhaps it's because of such selfish behaviour on the part of some Singaporeans that these thieves dare to be so bold. No doubt, it all happened in a second or 2, too fast for anyone to react properly. But the least he could do was to show some concern, like the Malaysian uncle did. Instead, he just gave me a "none of my business" look.

 

I shudder to think what would have happened if I had placed my helmut on the tank or seat as many bikers do when resting. Quite apart from the loss itself, how would I be able to get back home? The Malaysian Immigration will probably not bother, but what about the Singapore side? Would they have let me ride home without a helmut? Most likely they would have wanted me to leave my bike there & take a cab. Imagine the hassle!

 

So folks, please be very careful when you are there. Don't assume, like I did, that just because there are other Singapore bikers around, your belongings will be safe. Or that other bikers will jump to your aid. They probably won't.

 

After my carbong clearing, at Esso again, I saw a few big bikes with helmuts resting on the tanks. One or 2 bikers were around while the rest were inside. It made me think how tempting a target it could be for snatch thieves. By the time you run out, they would have been gone. The 2 who tried their luck on me was in the station pretending to shop too. No doubt they had been eyeing me for some time.

 

Also, please try to help a fellow biker when these things happen. Imagine what shock these thieves will get when they turned back & see a few superbikes speeding after them!!! They will most likely throw away whatever they stole just to escape.

 

Anyway, thanks for reading & please remember - never ASSUME anything in Malaysia. You never know when an unfriendly pair of eyes is on you.

Cheers.

[busakiller]

Originally posted by currypuff@Feb 1 2005, 03:51 AM

Hi Ninjas,

 

Was feeling bored. So after work, decided to go clear some carbong. At GP Esso, after topping up, I parked my bike on the right side of the entrance & bought a drink. I was drinking on the left side of the entrance when 2 low-life Malaysians on a bike tried to grab my helmut. Luckily, I placed it on a sissy bar so they had some problems taking it out - just long enough for me to notice & shout out at them. Upon seeing me shouting & running towards them, they panicked & sped off - smiling as they go!!!

 

I was not alone. 2 RVF400's was parked beside. One of the riders was actually standing just in front of my bike behind a small table, also drinking. Those who have waited there before will know what I mean.

 

Upon seeing the commotion, he calmly continued with his business as if nothing extraordinary happened. When the 2 thieves was gone & I turned to look at him, he just gave me a disinterested look, as if saying "What business is it of mine?"

When his friend came out they both sped off without a word.

 

Even an old Indian Malaysian uncle was kinder, telling me to be more careful.

 

Besides the 2 a**holes, these bikers' attitudes pissed me off. Perhaps it's because of such selfish behaviour on the part of some Singaporeans that these thieves dare to be so bold. No doubt, it all happened in a second or 2, too fast for anyone to react properly. But the least he could do was to show some concern, like the Malaysian uncle did. Instead, he just gave me a "none of my business" look.

 

I shudder to think what would have happened if I had placed my helmut on the tank or seat as many bikers do when resting. Quite apart from the loss itself, how would I be able to get back home? The Malaysian Immigration will probably not bother, but what about the Singapore side? Would they have let me ride home without a helmut? Most likely they would have wanted me to leave my bike there & take a cab. Imagine the hassle!

 

So folks, please be very careful when you are there. Don't assume, like I did, that just because there are other Singapore bikers around, your belongings will be safe. Or that other bikers will jump to your aid. They probably won't.

 

After my carbong clearing, at Esso again, I saw a few big bikes with helmuts resting on the tanks. One or 2 bikers were around while the rest were inside. It made me think how tempting a target it could be for snatch thieves. By the time you run out, they would have been gone. The 2 who tried their luck on me was in the station pretending to shop too. No doubt they had been eyeing me for some time.

 

Also, please try to help a fellow biker when these things happen. Imagine what shock these thieves will get when they turned back & see a few superbikes speeding after them!!! They will most likely throw away whatever they stole just to escape.

 

Anyway, thanks for reading & please remember - never ASSUME anything in Malaysia. You never know when an unfriendly pair of eyes is on you.

Cheers.

Well Said,Just KICK d Ass of them man..They suk man... Nok97 where haf you been i am waiting for you to treat me makan lei...NO $ you see my bike also can tell you tat i haf no $...

[rvf7972]

Originally posted by currypuff@Feb 1 2005, 03:51 AM

Hi Ninjas,

 

Was feeling bored. So after work, decided to go clear some carbong. At GP Esso, after topping up, I parked my bike on the right side of the entrance & bought a drink. I was drinking on the left side of the entrance when 2 low-life Malaysians on a bike tried to grab my helmut. Luckily, I placed it on a sissy bar so they had some problems taking it out - just long enough for me to notice & shout out at them. Upon seeing me shouting & running towards them, they panicked & sped off - smiling as they go!!!

 

I was not alone. 2 RVF400's was parked beside. One of the riders was actually standing just in front of my bike behind a small table, also drinking. Those who have waited there before will know what I mean.

 

Upon seeing the commotion, he calmly continued with his business as if nothing extraordinary happened. When the 2 thieves was gone & I turned to look at him, he just gave me a disinterested look, as if saying "What business is it of mine?"

When his friend came out they both sped off without a word.

 

Even an old Indian Malaysian uncle was kinder, telling me to be more careful.

 

Besides the 2 a**holes, these bikers' attitudes pissed me off. Perhaps it's because of such selfish behaviour on the part of some Singaporeans that these thieves dare to be so bold. No doubt, it all happened in a second or 2, too fast for anyone to react properly. But the least he could do was to show some concern, like the Malaysian uncle did. Instead, he just gave me a "none of my business" look.

 

I shudder to think what would have happened if I had placed my helmut on the tank or seat as many bikers do when resting. Quite apart from the loss itself, how would I be able to get back home? The Malaysian Immigration will probably not bother, but what about the Singapore side? Would they have let me ride home without a helmut? Most likely they would have wanted me to leave my bike there & take a cab. Imagine the hassle!

 

So folks, please be very careful when you are there. Don't assume, like I did, that just because there are other Singapore bikers around, your belongings will be safe. Or that other bikers will jump to your aid. They probably won't.

 

After my carbong clearing, at Esso again, I saw a few big bikes with helmuts resting on the tanks. One or 2 bikers were around while the rest were inside. It made me think how tempting a target it could be for snatch thieves. By the time you run out, they would have been gone. The 2 who tried their luck on me was in the station pretending to shop too. No doubt they had been eyeing me for some time.

 

Also, please try to help a fellow biker when these things happen. Imagine what shock these thieves will get when they turned back & see a few superbikes speeding after them!!! They will most likely throw away whatever they stole just to escape.

 

Anyway, thanks for reading & please remember - never ASSUME anything in Malaysia. You never know when an unfriendly pair of eyes is on you.

Cheers.

:mad: @ the 2 rvf riders

[Nok97]

currypuff.. ive this expri b4.. i even lost my het once..Lolzzz.

Gd part is my frn is jus standing beside his bike N i left my het on his bike(rear seat) Well.... one word for all.. Gotta look aft ur ownself when u in msia..

and y nv jio us go in for ciggy N petrol sial??