Suzuki commemorated its 103-year heritage at the recently concluded Philippine MotoHeritage Weekend 2023. As one of the pioneering Japanese motorcycle manufacturers globally, Suzuki boasts of a rich history that dates back to its inception. Established in Hamamatsu, Japan, Suzuki initially started as a manufacturer of weaving machines. But it ventured into the motorcycle industry in the 1950s with the introduction of the Suzuki Power Free 36cc, a 2-cycle auxiliary bicycle engine. Since then, Suz

After a five-year hiatus because of the restrictions brought on by the pandemic, Suzuki finally brings back the Raider R150 Summit. With the theme “Two Decades Unrivaled”, this year’s summit was held to commemorate the Suzuki Raider’s 20-year dominance in the sport underbone category. Amidst the monsoon rains, more than 8,000 motorcycle riders converged at the World Trade Center last July 16, 2023, to partake in the festivities specially prepared for all Suzuki fanatics in attendance. Guests fro

One of the most annoying “kamote moves” of some motorcycle riders is sheltering under footbridges or flyovers, particularly during a downpour. Not only does this behavior cause traffic obstruction, but it is also hazardous to the riders themselves and other motorists given that visibility is reduced during heavy rain. To address this issue, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced that beginning August 1, 2023, motorcyclists who will be caught temporarily sheltering under t

After a few years of hiatus brought on by the pandemic, Suzuki is again hosting the biggest gathering of Suzuki loyalists. Dubbed the “Raider R150 Summit 2023: Two Decades Unrivaled”, it will be held at the World Trade Center on July 16, 2023. This event will be a big celebration for Suzuki as 2023 marks the Raider’s 20th year in the Philippines. Since Raider’s introduction in 2002, it has consistently dominated the sport underbone category in the local market, recording a total sales of more th

“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

The Philippine motorcycle industry is a late-bloomer of sorts compared to neighboring markets in the Southeast Asian region. Yet Filipino riders, it seems, are making up for lost time and have been making waves to get recognition on the world stage. I suppose one of the best ways to get noticed is to set a Guinness World Record and we have made quite a few, even breaking a couple of previous records in recent years. Largest parade of Yamaha motorcycles On June 7, 2014, Yamaha Motor Philippines,