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- Temerloh 'Bandar Ikan Patin'
- Made it to Temerloh
- End of Day 1
- Ominous
- How hot is it here?
- Desolation Row
- Cheesy Pix of the Day
- The Leaders, The Pack and Those That Just Won’t Be...
- Bentong
- Lunch Stop Medan Selera Felda Mempaga
- The day so far
- Up the hill we go
- Ready, Set and Go
- Making It Official
- Warming Up
- Starting Em Young
- Here we are at SMK Teknik Gomabk
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In the news
- Bacaria > Berbasikal 3 Hari 2 Malam
- Bacaria > Berbasikal Amal Malakoff
- New Straits Times > It's Worth the 'Torture'
- New Straits Times Online > It's Worth the 'Torture'
- Newzmaker > Malakoff is Doing Its Corporate Social Responsbility
- Sin Chew Daily > Open to Public for the First Time, Malakoff Charity Ride Expects to Raise RM60k
- The Star > Cycling for Charity
- Utusan Malayisa > Malakoff Anjur Kayuhan Amal 480km
- Yellow Post > Malakoff Charity Ride 2008
1 comment:
As always the case, Malakoff being the overall sponsor will ensure local dishes being served for "hungry" and deserving cyclists. So the Gulai Ikan Patin" wouldn't miss the chef's menu for the Temerloh function. And you know what? I kept on fishing and fishing in the big serving container but struck none! It must have been so delicious that it's gone within minutes. I must thank my cousin Abe Mat, a local restaurant operator, for preparing some "gulai ikan patin" for my wife to take home(she happened to join and follow the ride until Temerloh). The Gulai Ikan Patin was still delicious even after three days later ie after coming back from Kuala Terengganu. My wife said I had to complete the 480km first before I was allowed to eat the preserved "Gulai Ikan Patin". Certainly no regret! Shakiman.
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