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“If you don’t ride in the rain, you don’t ride,” says an old biker adage. Yet, riding in wet conditions could be daunting for some because you have limited traction and reduced visibility. To remedy this, the Motorcycle Development Program Participants Association, Inc. (MDPPA) shares some essential tips for safer rides during the monsoons. Invest in proper riding gear. Aside from the required motorcycle helmet, it pays to invest in a high-quality riding jacket, pants, shoes, and gloves. Riders

Riding a motorcycle to work has its benefits. With a bike, the mundane daily commute becomes much more enjoyable as you beat rush hour traffic. This makes your travel time more predictable. Parking space, in most cases, is not an issue. Most of all, you save a lot on fuel expenses with a motorcycle. By how much? Here are the fuel efficiency numbers of the top 5 thriftiest bikes in the market so you can do the math yourself. Yamaha Sight When pitted against other locally available motorcycles dur