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on August 15, 2008

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NJ Pipe for Raider 150

It took us months to decide which pipe is best for Raider 150. At first, we thought DBS pipes are good then came the Nanban which they say is better than DBS. The dilemma then lies on whether to go for DBS or Nanban. Luckily, Marc had the chance to chat with a motorcycle expert who recommended NJ pipes. What's NJ? We haven't heard of it yet and that pushed us to research on it. Unfortunately, no blogger nor any forum has mentioned it yet. The only data we have is that the NJ shop is in San Jose Del Monte Bulacan,so off we went to search for it. For anyone interested to have an NJ Pipe, the contact details are: Mobile numbers: 09331626209 09195870713 email add: njpipes@yahoo.com And here's the one we've got for our Raider 150:

A1 Driving School

I have just concluded my 15 hours of driving at A1. I have enrolled with them last F ebruary at their Boni , Mandaluyong Branch but due to work and I've gone for a vacation as well this April, I wasn't able to attend to it daily. What is good with A1 is they're very flexible when it comes to schedules. No pressure on your part, A1 would gladly adjust everything for their students. Have i learned from them? Definitely! A1 claims that they could teach anyone to drive in less than five hours of training and yes, i could attest to that, they could really do it. I thought my first session with Jeff as my instructor would be more of orientation on the parts or on the basics of driving. I was wrong. Ten minutes after we have reviewed the gas, clutch, brakes and how to start the car, i was already on the driver's seat manipulating the car with Jeff giving me all the instructions. Prior to one's actual driving lessons, A1 normally gives an orientation held for two hours in

leaving.

I’m leaving again. One of the things which I’m not really good at is leaving, either leaving a place, relationship or any kind of leaving. At my age and after all the 'leavings' that I have gone through, I still haven't mastered the art of doing it. I’m not sure if everyone feels the same way as I do. I just do hope this is normal. Leaving a place where you have built a certain kind of attachment was never easy. It’s not as simple as packing all your things and saying goodbye. For me, the pain comes even before the decision making. Just plain thinking of doing it makes it already difficult. I maybe the emotional type of person but at least I know, I do feel for the people who would be left behind. Urgghhh..i really hate the feeling.

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