After hearing so much about this place , Jane , Joe Han and I decided to check the place out. I was initially a bit worried after being informed by Jane that the cycling route is 70% climbs! ;something that a single speed BMX isn’t actually cut of out for. The fact that I received stares from the people at the bike rental shed ( Jane rented a bike there , while Joehan and I rode our own) made me even more paranoid!!
Our little night bike rides have grown in members as we made up a total of 12 riders for this session!! I am also glad that the number of BMXs in the group have increased to 2 ( should have been 3 but the 3rd one suffered a pinch punture while ridding off a curb). Anyway, the 2 hour ride went by like a breeze with Terrence Lim on his Rm27,000 mountain bike bagging the king of sprint award for the night!!
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The 4th bike nite was scheduled on the day before but due to the weather , it was canceled . Luckily we had another one planned the next night but this time though, joining us were family and friends .Besides them only Mike and Cheryl from the regular group made it , as the others had other things going on that night
Finding BMX parts is tough nowadays. Bike shops are filled with all genres of road and mountain bikes and parts alike but a mere mention of BMX is usually greeted with sniggers followed by ” we stop selling those a long long time ago” line .Well I could still recall that ‘ a long long time ago’ every kid had one or at least wanted one and these very bike shops were busily cashing in the craze. However it seems that now BMXes are now such an embarrassment that no reputable shop here are willing to carry them .Well not all; a quick search online pointed me to a shop off Imbi road called District.
A day trip to PD which was filled with fun and laughter…must do it again soon!!
