Down south….that was on our mind…how far? Will figure it out when we get there…or somewhere!!.. Since it has been raining non stop the previous day we figure it would not continue to rain as the sun was already out. But down south it look gloomy and grey…”will it rain today?”. As we made our way across the south road we decided to take the ferry crossing a small town called Kuala penyu..now the rain started and we where in good spirit that we just thought its just rain nothing more…”we have been in worse hell than this…what would be more worse”. little that we knew the trail we plan to take was flooded and the bridge fell. Time to move to plan B, take another route….we manage to get through taking a detour the thing ... read more

My trip up Mt Kinabalu on a motorcycle just to take some photo's and have fun at the same time check out whats there to create for my biking trip. It took less than an hour to get to the national park i estimated if your not stopping to take a piss on the way up. It was a clear day and i took many photo's...well my friend did for me anyway. It was much easier to take the trip as traffic was not a problem,..using a car will take at least 145min. My next trip will be an off road so along the ridges of Crocker and Mt Kinabalu.... read more

Tour Report 28th April 08 Arrival of guest MH81 1830hrs I met up with the leader and proceeded to the hotel to check in and continued for Dinner. During Dinner we had briefing on the itinerary for the next days journey. I found out that one of them is 67 years old..that was a bit worrying. 29th April 08 0830hrs after b,fast we had a short briefing before heading out on our bikes, mr Kikuchi the leader gave the road rules and regulation and showed a traveling map on the days activity. We stop at Gunung emas for a short break and enjoyed the cool air. Proceeded to Rafflesia Center for a short visit. We arrive Keningau and had a heavy lunch as every one was really hungry after the long touring. We check in ... read more

Faces of Borneo...... read more

Mt Kinabalu has always been referred to by the natives as an ancestral resting place which the word Aki meaning grandfather and nabalu means big boulders connect the words and you get akinabalu. To date Mt kinabalu has gained it popularity from being the highest Mt in south East Asia, easiest mt to climb in the world and among all the most naturally divers in its collection of plants in the world. Mt Kinabalu was established as one of the first national parks of Malaysia in 1964, is Malaysia's first World Heritage Site designated by UNESCO in December 2000 for its "outstanding universal values" and the role as one of the most important biological sites in the world. A basic itinerary for Climbing Mt Kinabalu (DAY 01): Journey to the park takes about 2 hours drive ... read more