It is wild to ride around town on these motorbikes.  It was defiantly helpful that Sebastien had experience with his motorcycle before.  Here are the crazy things we have found on the streets of Bali.

• There does not seem to be any laws of who has the right of way.  We asked the hotel owner about this yesterday and said, “it is whatever you feel”.  I guess you tell your insurance agent, “I felt strong so I went.”
• Families of 4 ride around on these small motor crafts.  I have seen babies being held by their mothers, who are sitting with both their legs on one side, and their 5 year old son sitting in front of the dad who is driving.  Wild!  None are wearing helmets.
• There doesn’t seem to be a driving age here.  Very young kids who look to be 12 years old are driving around on these speed demons.
• You can cut across to the other side of the street, into oncoming traffic, if you feel that your lane is going to slow.
• There are more motorbikes than cars.

Besides risking our lives everyday to be like a local we are enjoying our life here in Bali.  Our daily routine consists of waking up around 9 ish.  Going to breakfast (which is included in our stay) then spending time on the internet before heading down to town for lunch and a surf.  We then return back to the hotel for a shower or to get ready for our daily massage before dinner.  What a life!