This is one of the best rides I ever had in Broga, it was almost totally free from the traffic with lot of kampong fresh air and beautiful scenery. I would love to come back again. |
It was a last minute decision to catch up with Irene Cho and her proposed ride at Broga it seemed great for Jo. We reached Broga town about 10 minutes before 7 it was still dark but there were a couple of eatery shops already opened. We met KK, Rita & How at one of the shops for breakfast.
Little did I know Broga is also popular for its pork besides the hill climbing and the Sak Dato Temple. Pork neck meat noodle with egg was something different from my normal breakfast. |
Two dozen of us appeared at the temple and were ready for Irene to take us into the woods. |
Yes we love Broga. Irene was also ready and ready to show us around ... let's go. |
Moving through oil palm plantation was one of the lovely parts of the journey. |
Easy roll with minimal vehicles on this trail. |
The weather was excellent and the 24 of us happily followed Irene into a refreshing horizon that is away from the crazy city of Kuala Lumpur. |
Cutting through the country side with all kind of settings and lovely smell of the green as we rode pass. |
The rubber plants were like ushering for autumn, we will come back for other seasons and I bet it will be another experience. |
There was a bit of climb in this route but it was good to pain our muscles for a good workout besides the beautiful sights. |
We had 7 Brompton riders that morning, we gathered at the end of the ride and one for the album. |
It seems like when ever we are at Broga and lunch or ice kacang is a routine that we would stop here for it. It is located at the heart of Broga town. |
The famous ice kacang of Broga. |
And their Pan Mee. |
Thank you Irene Cho for a wonderful Malaysian country side cruise and seeing places with our small wheels, awesome!!! |
The serene route. |
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