Yup, its a woman.

Still cant park for shit. How difficult it is to turn your handlebar to the right, and park between the yellow lines?

Dreams

A dream vehicle is just that. A dream. It is a vehicle we will never be able to own. To some, it is merely next months item on the shopping list.
For other mortals like you and me, its only see but no touch.

Malaysian motorists and motorcylists

*honk*honk*
Can you in the fugly Toyota Vios please get off the phone and concentrate on driving? I thought if you owned a Toyota you would at least have brains but then I suppose not since your Vios is just a base line model.


The image you see above is my artistic capabilities of drawing a motorcycle lane tunnel on our famous Federal Crapway, Selangor Darul Ehsan. The ovals in blue represent motorcycles. PARKED motorcycles.
The white lines represent the usual white lines you see on our roads.
The motorcycle can accomodate 1 car no larger than your Perodua Myvi.
Here motorcycles are parked because it is raining heavily. Why coz some poor bastard doesnt want to get wet. Well tough luck dick head you choose to ride a bike, you will face the inevitable downpour.

YOUR MOTORCYCLES ARE NARROWING AN ALREADY NARROW LANE. HAVE THE FUCKING BRAINS TO PARK THE BIKE FAR AWAY FROM THIS TINY ASSHOLE TUNNEL.
OR DO I HAVE TO RUN OVER YOUR CUNTS FOR YOU TO REALISE THIS?

A mass produced chopper bike?? hmmm contradicting.

This is the new 2010 Honda Fury. A chopper but will Honda mass produce it?

A chopper is a motorbike created from scratch. The word comes from "chop shop". Chop shops are shops that store parts from old motorbikes that were too old to be used/junk. Hence parts are scavenged and reused to make a new motorbike and we call them Choppers. But nowadays parts are new and can be made/modified by hand quite easily as long as you have the right tools.
Therefore these motorbikes are one of a kind as the design possibilities are endless. A mass produced chopper is a little bit contradictory.


The motorcar equivalent is called a Hotrod. Again, each hotrod is unique and are not mass produced. Highly skilled mechanics show of their fabrication skills by entering their masterpiece creations in competitions.