Trip to Malaysia Part 2

This part is because I coudn't add anything more to Part 1.

One night on Langkawi, when we went out for dinner, two young policemen pulled up on their swish, brand new, Kawasaki Ninja 250cc motorbikes, and were quite pleased when I asked permission to photograph them.  Specifications include: Liquid cooled, 6 speed, front and back disc brakes,  27.9 kW (37.4 hp) @ 11,000 rpm (Australia: 29.4 kW (39.4 hp).  
This bike gets a very good review at 
http://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/honda/2013-kawasaki-ninja-250r-ar154880.html

Malaysia has a lot of large capacity motorbikes, including the one that over took us at 160km/hr when we were in a taxi on the airport freeway one day. Here is another bike, taken in KL:

 



The following sign was outside out hotel at Pantai Cenang, Pulau Langkawi. It warns against alcohol and fornication, including a verse from the Quran for good measure.

We saw some interesting signs while in Malaysia, some rather surprising, given their location. Such as this one in a restaurant:

This one is from Kuala Lumpur International Airport toilets. Note the "Do not kangaroo the seat" figure.

 A "NO DURIAN" sign at the lift in our hotel in Chinatown, KL

An and Truc watching monkeys on Langkawi. If you didn't keep your eye in them, they'd come down and steal your food. Not ninja in background of first pic.

In a restaurant in China town, An had a great time assembling a plastic horse.

We often ate there, because the waitress was a Vietnamese woman (see pic below)

 who is married to the Chinese owner, who is seated in the background of the pic blow.

When we went out to KLIA to fly out of KL, I discovered by accident the airport jungle board walk in the middle of a terminal building. I thought it was so interesting, I called Nga and An to have a look:

Good bye Malaysia

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