@@Ceciliasophy I know Cecilia, the group is all girls. I only meant it as a joke when i said I only owned a Kriss . I enjoy your videos very much. Keep it up. Jia you.......
Orang asing mahu memandu ataupun menunggang kenderaan di republik rakyat china amatlah rumit urusannya, lesen memandu antarabangsa tidak sah di republik rakyat china, anda perlu memohon serta lulus bagi mendapatkan lesen memandu republik rakyat china sebelum melayakkan anda menjelajahi republik rakyat china dengan kenderaan, ditambah lagi jika kenderaan yang anda bawa adalah kenderaan dari negara asing anda perlu membuat nombor pendaftaran republik rakyat china terlebih dahulu, dan orang asing yang memasuki republik rakyat china dengan kenderaan di sempadan darat wajib perlu ada pemandu pelancong terlebih dahulu sebelum boleh masuk ke negara tersebut.
Chance upon your channel sometime ago. Thanks to you I didn't know that some of those places existed. Have to salute you. The only bike I know how to ride uses peddle power. Kidipap.
what do you think about wmoto v16 cruiser? is it suitable for long distance ride and also the sitting position is it suitable for long distance too? based on your experience with these kinds of bike do you think its a good buy? i mean if bought new and also for travelling long distance wise..
I'm not familiar with v16, has not test ride one before. Long distance features usually include speed, upright sitting position, comfortable seat, fuel efficiency, storage. If v16 balance all these features, it is an option. If u would also like ride through some dirt road, then weight and adventure features can be considered too. As for either buy it new, it depends on ur budget and urgency. For bikes above RM10k, I usually patiently source for used ones, as the seller will throw in additional accessories and modification which are good deals. Bring along a good mechanic to help check the bike condition too.
@@Ceciliasophy think its more laid back type for v16.. I've tried thr upright ones before ala kapcai but after travelling for more than 40 minutes, the backbone will suffer fatigue and if there are bumps on the road it is even worse.. Not sure if its the same on big bikes
The back bone stress you feel from kapzai is due to the seat cushion as well as the suspension. Certain big bikes have these challenges too. Seat is easier to modify as there are workshops which customise seat cushion, but suspension will be costly. The height, length of handle bar also make a difference in riding comfort. You may wanna test ride v16 for a few times to decide if it really fit.
@@Ceciliasophy don't think they allow test drive nowadays. i went to icity motorworld and puchong kuchai motor shop. both also said no to test drive...or maybe perhaps i don't look like the customer they want..lol..so no test drive for me..not sure...haha
@@Ceciliasophy what speed do you normally ride on on your bike..from minimum to the max in kmh..coz i think wmoto only can go up to 120 plus max..i think speed is also a factor when riding long distance..can't be riding 110 all the way to sungai petani from kl right? have to make lots and lots of stops i think if that's the speed? not sure so better ask someone who has done it like you..
I love your vlog......the malaysian version of itchy boots.....female riders, pls make more bike adventures ,maybe in Thailand after the covid is over ...
Admire your riding endeavour. Beautiful scenery and u always looks relax when riding. I hv the same HD 48 and almost the same number plate as your bike. Hope 1 day lets ride together and enjoy Malaysia beautiful cultures and scenery.
This type of vlog that I'm looking for. So entertaining and beautiful cinematography. Nasib baik ada subtitle lol... Anyway, happy new year to you. Ride safe ye
Ah Moi, " Gong Xi Fa Cai "........May the Year of the Tiger brings, good health, happiness, longevity, success & prosperity to you, your buddy & riding babes - Huat 🎉 Huat 🎉 Huat 🎉. Its been a pleasure watching your vlogs and thank you for sharing. Take care, Stay safe.
hai happy chinese new year.. i see that you re riding a HarLey, can u share your experience on riding a cruiser (not a touring Harley) for a long distance tour, the pros and cons and how comfortable the seat and the ability to carry luggage. I really love to hear some experience from our local lady riders.
Sportster is designed for short distance or town ride. For long distance, it's not the most comfortable machine in terms of seat and sitting position. For seat we can customise something comfortable, for position we can change the handle bar so we are sitting upright. The suspension is also hard hence going through bumps or rough terrains can create some stress on our waist and back. Need to go slow under rain as the rear tyre tend to slip. Fuel tank can be upgraded to 14 liter to cover about 220km. Storage wise, replace the back seat with rack or add sissy bar to tie baggage, I usually bring hypergear 40 liter duffel bag for long distance ride, max up to 19 days KL to Northern Thai n back. add saddle bags on both side to increase storage.
