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CYCLING PHOTOS OF 2016


In the last 50 weeks ,I may have cycled more than 90 times around Putrajaya and KL with my Putrajaya Cycling Club(PCC) members.Our average ride is about 20km.We had fun and joys in most of our rides.Some people ride to get fit and for health reasons but most of my cycling buddies are riding for the sheer joy of having fun with friends during weekends.Health benefits are our bonus we receive everyday.


Personally,I donot take many photos because I was busy leading and managing my tribe.Their safety and confortable ride are my top priorities.I took them to nice places to enjoy the ambiance and take photos.At times,I don't really know whether my friends are enjoying cycling or enjoying taking photos? For me,I enjoy both.What is more important is we have fun.


However ,on certain occassions,I do take photos especially on Bromptons Picnic like above and Hari Raya Ride like below.Just see how our ladies dressed for the occassion!


Brompton Riders


Below is the last santai ride for 2016.



Cycling on National Sport Day in Putrajaya


Ride on The Boardwalk-I love the sights.the sounds and the vibrations.


Look Ma-No hands..Boys and Girls riding on KLCFD


The Floria 2016-The Barbarians at The Gate!


Last but not least,I love to take photos of beautiful ladies with their bicycles.Please forgive my indulgence.

 Below is my photo taken by my friend Finty:

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