MAZIDUL CLAIMED THE GIRLS, EXCEPT ONE, WERE ALL FROM SABAH. THEIR ETHNIC BACKGROUND, HOWEVER WAS NOT STATED.

Wet sexy girls rev up PJ bike wash

Hard at work with sponge in hand

Taking a leaf from a topless car wash event in Singapore, a company in Petaling Jaya had a bike wash featuring young girls in hot pants and revealing blouses.

Eye-popping event ... the sexy girls in their skimpy outfits

The girls wore their unbuttoned tops by just tying the edges of the blouse below their chest, to show much of their breasts (covered with half-cup bras) and female torso.

The event was held at an open space in Damansara in October, about a month after the much-hyped topless car wash promotion in Singapore that featured four bare-breasted young women.

The event in the republic, purportedly to raise funds for charity, was organised by a new motoring website, which picked 20 lucky members for the privilege of having their car washed by the young and sexy lasses.

The women, who were paid about S$1,400 (RM3,340) each, wore only bikini bottoms and high heels.

Pictures of the event were released on the Internet.

Images of the Damansara event have also made the rounds in cyberspace and the event itself has become a lively topic of discussion among bloggers.

Getting wet ... the actions of the girls were just too tantalising

TV3’s Mazidul Akmal Sidik, the host and executive producers for the 360 and 999 probe shows on the station, said pictures of the event were sent to him by an anonymous person.

He wrote in his blog on Nov 12 that the pictures were recorded at about 3pm on Oct 24.

Mazidul claimed the girls, except one, were all from Sabah. Their ethnic background, however was not stated.

He said when he contacted the organisers,  a so-called Wash Motor Club of Damansara, he was told it was a charity event that unexpectedly turned into a cheap publicity event.

A spokesman of the organisers, who declined to be named, said the girls were not supposed to get thoroughly drenched and covered in lather. He apologised that that had happened.

He declined to talk about the girls or the charity fund-raising.

He added, however, that should a similar event be held again “it will not be wet and wild.”

Blogger Cucu Tok Selampit’said he felt angry, disappointed and frustrated on learning about the girlie bike wash.

He said it added to the “increasingly humiliating situation in Selangor.”

He blamed the Selangor Islamic Affairs Department (Jais) for allowing the event to happen because it was too busy dealing with the ‘no certification’ issue involving religious speakers like former Perlis mufti Dr Asri Zainul Abidin and independent Indonesian preacher Dr Abdullah Yassin.

He felt sad that the girls were being used as ‘sex symbols’ by the club and that the authorities had condoned such action by the event organisers.

Thrilling ride ... these two girls decided to have some fun on one of the bikes much to the joy of the spectators

Another blogger, Khaixy, said he was not at the event but if he had been there and staring the scantily-dressed girls, the likelihood was that his  “eyes would pop out from the sockets, with saliva drooling.”

Khaixy speculated that the staff of the organisers had intentionally posted the pictures on the Internet to raise more money from lecherous men for the ‘charity’ and to help the girls earn easy money.

He called on the authorities to stop promotions that used girls as marketing tools in such manner.

“It may seem like ‘advance marketing’ for some but it is a shameful and humiliating business tactic and should be stopped!” said Khaixy. – Malaysian Mirror