"Maxiscooters to the RESCUE"

Maxiscooters members rescued a Big Bikers who lost control of his bike on 28th Jan 2008 @1800hrs. We were resting after our evening jog at ex-BSP demolished houses in KB. Accident happened in a flash at the sharp corner of the X29 junction. We called for Ambulance at SSB and helped the injured Biker.

Point to learn: " Do not speed "

"G Hairudin turns 55 today"

27th January 2008. Maxiscooter's senior citizen, Hj Hairudin celebrated his 55th birthday as well as his retirement @Tanjong Lobang, Miri on 27th Jan 2008. A BBQ and Karaoke was organised to mark this unforgetable event arranged by one of Miri Bikers, Omar & Family. Few known Sarawak Bikers from Miri, Bintulu & Sibu were also present at this occasion. Everyone had an enjoyable time and thank you to Hj Hairudin & Family for the invitation.

MSG TO HJ HAIRUDIN: " SELAMAT HARI JADI, SEMOGA PANJANG UMOR DAN MURAH REZEKI "

Miri and Kuala Belait Joint forces

Friday, 25th January 2008. Miri and Kuala Belait Maxiscooters joint forces to welcome British and German executives for Familiarisation visit in Miri.A group of 12 executives from prestigious international assiciations in UK and Germany are in Sarawak for a six-day familiarisation visit.
The visit is specially organised by Sarawak Convention Bureau with assistance of Seridan Mulu Tour and Travel Services Sdn Bhd. They Flew by Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur to Kuching.
On arrival in Miri, a convoy of 24 Big Bikers from Miri and Neighbouring Brunei( Kuala Belait Maxiscooters Club) was on hand to welcome them.

Blessing Ceremony

Blessing ceremony before every journey.

Female Riders

Introducing our Female members.

Members

Age is no limit to members.. Young, not so young, male, female, son, father, Bosses, Operator all are welcome to join.

Scooter Jamboree Bandung

Scooter Jamboree Bandung 18th - 19th May 2007
Three members of KB Maxiscooters attend the Jamboree. All Clubs in Asia attend the Jamboree including Indonesia the orginising country, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Brunei. Arifen, Hussien and Mazuki repesenting Brunei in the Jamboree was very honoured to be invited in the Jamboree which was partly sponsored by BM Supply Motors.

Trip to Temburong

Goodwill visit to Temburong organise by Temburong Bikers
Temburong Bikers invite KB bikers for a family gathering at Batu Apoi waterfall. A very delicious Barbecued Udang Galah was served to us. It was a very interesting journey passing Limbang and town of Bangar before reaching to a very rural Batu Apoi WaterFall with a very nice scenery. The adventure was also join by Kembara Bikers from Bandar Seri Begawan

Yamaha/Kymco Bikers Tour to Sibu

The-tour was designed by Awg Hj Asmali to enhance bilateral relationships between the two nations, increase local appreciation of tourism, enhance cooperation between members of the groups and boost motor sports activities in Brunei Darussalam. The group included women, and the bikers' ages ranged from 25-50 years.
The trip proved to be a success as it not only enhanced human relationships but also fostered respect among the counterparts who shared a common interest.
It was also an informative tour that led to places of interests,, most of which the Bruneian bikers had never been to.
The main reason why Mr Liew Feng Hua and Awg Hj Asmali chose Sibu was that the Sarawak town is not too far from Brunei and suitable for such motor sports.
The trip meandered past interesting sights, down lanes of arched trees and wide open spaces on the road.
The afternoon drew to a close and the bikers packed up for the day. They were to return to Brunei the next day.
But the trip was not over yet. The bikers went for another ride round Sibu town at night. The night market, city lights and the nightlife were too hard to resist.

KB Carnival 2007

Kuala Belait Carnival 2007

1st Jaguh Trip to KK

Riders of the first ever Jaguh Scooter Group to Kota Kinabalu have arrived safely back in Brunei Darussalam without any incidents. Participants rejoiced when they set foot at the dismissal point in Jerudong Park Playground, congratulating each other on the success of the journey.
Setting off at 10am from Kota Kinabalu, the group reached their dismissal venue at 8pm. The grueling journey home left most of the riders tired, sore and aching, but most of all they were happy, and the trip brought back many stories of adventure.
Most of the riders were first-time riders, and the journey to Kota Kinabalu was the longest journey they, have ever made on two wheels.
It was a rewarding experience as Tourism Sarawak as well as Auto Scoot Club, a scooter club, had met and entertained the Jaguh Scooter group throughout their entire stay in Kota Kinabalu.
The Sabah Jaguh trip was sponsored by New Motor Sdn Bhd and BM Supply Sdn Bhd. Participants who took part in the trip voiced their satisfaction to the overall success of the trip and hope for other such expeditions in the future

Serasa

Pantai Serasa Cleaning Campaign

Niah Ride

Niah Ride with Bandar Scooterist

Bintulu New Year Ride

Pit Stop at Similajau Junction.
Bintulu is just some five hours away, but it's epic for me since this will be my first time in a convoy of bikes on a long journey the last bike trip from Bandar Seri Begawan to the Anduki Recreational Park in Belait not even remotely in the running as it was a merry zip to and fro.

My induction into the world of long-distance bike convoys will be with a group of scooter enthusiasts from Kuala Belait calling themselves Maxis Scooter, led by A Rahman Hj Wahab.

Scooters, I hear you ask? No, these are not the Vespa antiques which pootle about at 50kph. These bikes, which have names like Yamaha Majesty, run up to 500cc and are capable of going up to 160kph.

And I will be back-up for the ride, which is sponsored by BM Supply and Musfada Enterprise, in a Toyota Prado owned by keen car and bike enthusiast Hj Khairol Hj Ya'akub.

And so we trundled on, that misty morning of December 30, 2007, to our rendezvous point just before the Rasau toll plaza, singing along to Bon Jovi and The Scorpions to keep awake.

Finally, with a total of 30 scooters and four back-up vehicles, including two with the required revolving lights, we passed the Immigration points and officially started our journey by picking up our police escorts in Sarawak.

There we were, being escorted by a police car out front and two outriders playing tag at intersections to keep other road users from breaking up the convoy, and it felt safe. This is especially helpful in towns and cities, as some convoy members may not know the way and could end up in Timbuktu if separated from the main group.

But onwards we went, following the police patrol car, with the bikers alert for dangers along the road and offering hand signals for those down the line in cases of obstacles (a lorry parked by the roadside) or accident-makers like potholes.

Four and a bit hours of undulating road and forest and village scenery later, after a petrol fill-up in Bekenu and a short barbequed-bishop's nose pit stop at the junction to Similajau, we rolled into Bintulu for lunch, and then to the Regency Plaza Hotel in town.

A great ride, good friends, and a dazzling show. By- Ezanor

Bintulu New Year Ride

Bintulu New Year Ride

Start point at Rasau Toll Complex. Stop at Sg Tujuh Check point for Flagoff