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I love to take photos of my friends cycling.But many a  time I was made to lead a ride in Putrajaya,not because I am a good rider but because I know the routes.So,I take less photos compared to those who just ride and follow the group.Most of my photos are taken by them and I seldom do selfies.The above is a photo I took at KLCFD Ride last month.I love to see family members riding together for fun .

Below is our regular monthly ride in Putrajaya.It is on the 4th Sunday of each month.Usually,I did not follow their big group as I am more confortable riding with my own buddies around Putrajaya,
Here,you can see The President of Putrajaya leading the ride.The leader must be seen with the public and be where the action is.If we want the people to adopt and live a healthy lifestyle,the leaders must show the way and lead by example.Otherwise,it is just rhetoric.The same with other good behaviours.





I notice that bicycle is in vogue now.It is being used to sell properties and a decoration at restaurant.Some vintage bicycles are also seen  on the street.Even though they don't ride, but some people like to take photos with a few bicycles as props or back ground as seen above.





I ride with everyone,not limiting to a particular brand or type of bicycle.To me,fellow riders matter more than their bicycle types and brands.Everyone has their own preference.I respect our diversity and celebrate our differences.The photo above was taken by a friend showing photo of our small group of Brompton riders.Below is my shot in KL of a lone rider with her colourful Brompton.La vita e bella..






Being a grand father,I enjoy being with and see children cycling.It reminds me of my childhood days more than 50 years ago.At the same time,I am promoting and inspiring my friends to get their kids and family members on the saddles.It is a good lifestyle and exercise.The photos above and below were taken during KLCFD.





Last month,we went to Cyberjaya.There were 20 of us.Normally,we ride more distance and longer time.But nowadays,the heat is too much.Here is a photo of my fellow rider cycling at Tasik Cyberjaya.She wore green,riding a green(lime) Brompton bicycle in a green environment and my eyes turned green with envy.Let us GO GREEN-Green City and eat more green.

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