President Jokowi Visiting Anyar Market Tangerang Driving a New Style Coper Motorcycle

Cidiss. Sunday, November 4, 2018, President Joko Widodo visits a traditional market. This time, it was the turn of Pasar Anyar, Tangerang City, Banten Province which was visited by President Jokowi. Interestingly, this time President Jokowi drove a custom motorcycle to go to the market. The motorbike he rides is the Kawasaki W175 tracker and is dominantly green.

President Jokowi again showed his biker side when visiting Anyar Market, Tangerang Banten, by riding a custom motorbike. This time it wasn’t riding on the Royal Enfield in its chopper style, but the new motorbike was in a bobber style. Looking at the engine, the green motorbike that the President of Jokowi was riding was the Kawasaki W175. The frame was completely overhauled, the tank was replaced, until the rear shock absorber was seen being dropped, while the front sokbreker was fitted with an upside down, combined with the thin tire size, the round headlamp of the projector was the custom W175 fascia area.

Also present with the President of the Minister of Industry Airlangga Hartarto, Mayor of Tangerang Arief Wismansyah, and Tangerang Regent Ahmed Zaki Iskandar, Jokowi began riding motorbikes from around Jalan M.H. Thamrin, Tangerang. Along the way, not a few people were enthusiastic about greeting, Jokowi replied with their greetings by waving and smiling.

The arrival of President Jokowi was greeted by boisterous traders and buyers. They immediately surrounded the President to shake hands and take pictures. President Jokowi then walked into the market to visit traders, including vegetables, fruits, chicken, eggs, and meat. In each of the traders’ stalls visited, President Jokowi talked with the traders and asked about the price conditions in the market. “The first thing we have is a low inflation rate below 3.5 (percent), I want to check it on the field. stable, “said President Jokowi after the review.

Jokowi said, besides the most important price, the market conditions must be organized, clean, not muddy, not smelly, and have a parking space. Thus, the traditional market can continue to compete with supermarkets. “Already agreed with the mayor, we will revitalize next year. We will distribute (finance) the center and the regions,” he said.

By : Rikky,S*)