Michael messaged me the night before for a breakfast, we were the first customers at Lee Fong Yuen Beef Noodle at Taman Desa Jaya and we had a good chat with the proprietors while waiting for our food. I have blogged this eating shop way back in 2007... see here.
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| What a beautiful Sunday with a group of friends attending a workshop conducted by Sam Cheong and Siang Tiek on the basic offroad cycling using folding bicycles. |
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| The four of us who came with the same mind wearing the same tee shirts....long live Malaysian Foldies. |
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| Session no.1 Talk on folding bikes in relation to offroad cycling by Sam and Siang Tiek. It was absolutely a good workshop which I have learnt a lot from it. |
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| Cycling on offroad is interesting and I will to do more often with my folding bikes. |
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| Wong had a broken chain while riding in the woods. |
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| Fortunately Wong is well versed with such repair and well equipped to repair it. Well done Mr. Wong. |
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| We encountered an interesting obstacle and had to carry our bicycles over the fallen tree. |
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| All cleared and ready to proceed with the ride in such a beautiful and cool forest. |
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| The workshop was also kind of on the road ride and learn, the things we learnt were very valuable and useful. |
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| One of the places of interest we stopped for a rest. |
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| A directional sign in the forest. |
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| Siang Tiek gave a second session on D.I.Y. cooking stove made from recycle aluminium cans and other basic camping survival kits. Again I find it very interesting and would love to indulge myself in camping soon. |
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| Thank you to Sam Cheong for his unselfishness to in part his knowledge to cyclists and hopefully he will conduct more workshops in the near future. |
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| We completed the day outing with a lunch in Kepong at Pak Thong Restaurant. |
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