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CYCLING FESTIVAL ON KL ROADS


As a Brompton rider,I immediately notice a fellow rider enjoying her Sunday ride.


Seeing kids having fun cycling on the roads made me very happy.It reminds me of my chilhood days roaming the nooks and corners in my kampung.Riding my own bike makes me feel like a kid again.That is what makes me feel younger every week when I ride on weekend.



Last Sunday-21st Feb.,2016 I joined my cycling buddies to cycle on the car free day.This time,I stopped at a few junctions to take photos of people cycling.I was very happy to note that so many people came to KL to cycle with their family members,friends and strangers.It was like a street festival from 7am to 9am.This event is repeated on every first Sunday and third Sunday every month.Kudos to DBKL.












Another views that I love to see are when family rides togther as shown above and below.I am going to wait for my grandson to grow so that I could take him cycling in Putrajaya.InsyaAllah.






Going to ride at KLCFRD let me meet new cycling friends and at the same time catching up with old buddies.At the same time,I love to see many varieties of bicycles.




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