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We received confirmation from Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI) that there will be a new product launching at the Honda Moto Fair on Sept. 23, 2023 at Market! Market! in Taguig City. As expected, Honda was still tight-lipped as to what model it would be. Our initial guess had been the Giorno+, which was recently launched in Thailand. The Giorno+ is a retro-styled scooter fitted with a 125cc eSP+ engine, meaning it has four valves to give better performance. The Giorno+ could be Honda’s answer to the

Vintage Rider Manila (VRM) is widely known as a classic motorcycle helmet brand. Well, VRM has just expanded its product line with VRUM Helmets, which is a line of modern helmets from a Filipino brand. The company said its offerings take into account the country's climate, along with the fit, weight and utility sought by Filipino riders. VRUM was created to provide the everyday rider with a "safe, stylish, comfortable and affordable helmet." It features an impact-resistant ABS shell, a shock-abs

Since its founding, Yamaha Motor Philippines’ (YMPH) brand-exclusive YClub has been creating moments to share with all Yamaha motorcycle owners. With active YClub members from Luzon in attendance, YMPH kicked off the first leg of the Yamaha Club Mania with a full-day celebration of camaraderie and boundless sharing of riding passion. Held at the Filinvest Tent Alabang, the YClub Mania offered an exclusive experience where every member could win prizes, enjoy freebies, have fun in a full-day prog

YRide is a moto lifestyle-centric web series that Yamaha has been cultivating for years. This season will feature the lifestyles of popular social media personalities Janeena Chan, Agassi Ching, Sharlene San Pedro, and Ranz & Niana Guerrero. With Gen Z as the main target audience, YRide Season 4 will also center on the Mio Fazzio and on how it complements the young ones' unique vibe and style. Season 4 of YRide is only the beginning and a part of Yamaha’s continued dedication of providing qualit

What makes motorcycles interesting is that they are wonderfully paradoxical machines. You somehow get an idea of how they would perform based on the spec sheet, but sometimes you will have a different impression after spending some saddle time. Case in point, the new Yamaha Mio Gravis. Just launched at the 15th Inside Racing Bikefest this weekend, I initially had an issue with the Mio Gravis’ price tag of ₱92,900. I couldn’t imagine myself forking out that much for a 125cc scooter, and that is n

Yes, I am a proud retro scooter nut. Of course, when it comes to the subject, the conversation will inevitably end with the mention of Vespa. Yet, it takes a certain level of passion and commitment to keep one in the garage. Anyone who’s had a fling with this capricious Italian thing knows that you have to contend with a problematic head bearing, and the key slot requires a good amount of fondling before you can even hear the fuel pump humming to life. Fuel pump…let’s not even go there. “Not for