Looking forward to short trip tml! *yeah*

Hee...so excited! I'm going to Malacca tml!...Ok, its not my 1st time there actually, but then, hab not been travelling up to Malaysia for quite some time other than going to JB, the Holiday Plaza to shop. Well, this time round, i'm not there to shop or wat. Apparently, there's this Guinese World Record of the most bikes or something, so I'll be going up with my bf, together with all his Harley frens! It is expected to be a rather big event. Not too sure how big thou. Mmm... I know ppl will tink that we're crazy to ride up to Malaysia and how dangerous it can be. I noe my parents are not too happy about it and they're worried abt me, but well, it's not my first trip up to Malaysia on a bike anyway! The furtherest i've ridden to Malaysia on a bike was to Genting. Hope to go up to Thailand with my frens 1 day...they alwaiz tell me how nice it is to ride up there, the Golden Triangle etc. Sounds crazy?...Not really. I believe its the passion of a real die-hard bikers! It's more of an endurance kinda thing more than anything else.

No doubt, I do agree that to a certain extend, it is dangerous. But to me, I feel that everything is fated. Whether you're fated to die or not is all predestined. Look at tat guy, driving his land rover for a mercy relief for the tsunami disaster. End up, he became an accident victim himself. He did not speed, the weather was fine, he did not bang on any oncoming vehicles etc, yet the accident still happened. Strange indeed, but tats life. Unpredictable but yet is destined to happen.

Oh well, anyway my bf is not the type who rides like 260km/h...so its still ok. Moreover, we have all our proper riding gear, from Helemt to suits, boots and gloves. I dun mean to say that such gears can save our life in the event of any mishaps *Touchwood*, but then, if the impact is not too bad, it does prevent injuries like abrasions etc. That's why ppl at Performance Motors alwaiz emphasize on proper riding gear. Although we're not riding our Beemer anymore, we still adopt tis "culture". Besides, our touring suits are weather-proof, so if it rains, we can just ride through it. Unlike my other frens, they have to stop somewhere, seek shelter and don on their rain-coats! Haha...

Well, haven really packed my stuffs yet. Anyway, its a 2-days 1-night thingy, so not much things to bring oso. Hee...so happy! Can go Makota shop shop again! Miss tat place....oh! and the road side hawker stalls! Muz eat till I drop tis time!! ahahaha

Hmm...not too sure wat time i'm gg, tink i'll be meeting up my frens at 10am in Geylang Patah. Most bikers will know where this place is. Its actually the Essso Station imeediately after crossing the 2nd link. Ppl will usually top up their fuel tanks before embarking on their long journey! ok...tink I shall go tink wat to bring...till then, will update and upload my fotos when i'm back! :)