BlackMarket Riot 09 for sale.

Yes. I'm selling my DJ bike. Didn't use it much, so, I guess it's time to say bye bye to it. If you're interested, click here.

We're at Shah Alam!!! Yo!

Jed and I were bored. So we decided to hit the Shah Alam park and get Matt there too, as our cameraman. Hell yeah!

OVO. Edit 2

Fixed. Not fixie. You noob.

No one wants to be called a noob. But we all got to start somewhere right? (This is where you nod your head)

So, to elevate my noob status and up myself through the hierarchy I've been drowning myself in anything even remotely related to fixed gears. From frames to forks and bull horns to deep Vs: skewed a lil more towards trick bikes.
So, I'm still in the market for a fixie. Wait, scrap that. I'm in the market for a fixed gear. Yeah! I'm a slightly-experienced newbie!

But first things first. Anyone looking for a high-end dirt jump/street bike?

Fixie Fever

The Fixie fever. I never really understood it. It's like fixed gear riders do nothing but silly life-threatening stunts on a 1980's frame that should be in a museum. I was wrong. Like I said. I never did understand.

Loads of BMX and MTB manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon, like how Specialized did with Globe. Slowly but surely, Fixies are making their way into every cyclist's life. Like it did with mine.

Yes. I am thinking of getting another bicycle. A fixie. That’s the closest I will go to having a road bike. Nice flashy colours or plain yin-yang tones? I’ve yet to decide. More likely the former than latter.

A day in Shah Alam DJ Park.

Buy a TREE, play your part in creating a sustainable future and get a FREE Eco-Bag.

I work for Dentsu Utama, an advertising agency. And I would like to open this invitation to the very few readers of this blog to help out in an initiative that my company is undertaking to create a sustainable future.

Dentsu Utama is selling eco-bags to fund a tree-planting program. But I’d rather look at it as buying a tree, than an eco bag. Because all funds, will be used in the tree planting program. So, buy a tree and get a free bag.

One eco-bag cost RM22 (I know a tree doesn’t cost RM22, it cost less! So you would actually be buying more than one tree.)

For more information or to purchase the eco-bags, contact me at

Jay at Jeremy.ng@dentsutama.com.my or for those who already have my number, call me. I'll post some photos as soon as i can. It's an eco-bag, how nice can it be?!