With the implementation of the new price for gas in Malaysia last week - the government raised petrol prices by 41 percent to 2.70 MYR a liter and diesel 63 percent to 2.58 MYR as part of a package of reforms. It came to no surprise that Malaysian are turning to an already popular two-wheelers' moped as their mode of transportation. Most of these bikes are powered by 70cc to 150cc engines which are useful in coping with the raising price of fuel. This is a common sight on my daily trip to work with a rider and a pillion rider in one of the moped heading for work early in the morning. At the same time, Malaysian bikers will receive 150MYR annually in cash subsidy on petrol and 625 MYR cash subsidy to owners of cars with a capacity below 2000cc.
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There's a a Canon products exhibition at Jln Telok Wanjah, opposite AIA building today.I made a U-turn and thought I might see the cam you've metioned, 5D isn't?But there's 1 and only SLR cam, the D1000.It costs RM1,999.00/But the man was kinda helpful and suggested that I check out others before purchasing.He suggested if I would to purchase an SLR I should go for this or Nikon D80
Of coz he said Cnon produce sharper greater image {^;^}
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