Motorcycle Philippines

Report by HaTaKe_KaKaShi
First of all i would like to thank our sponsors namely :

Maharlikans Bikers Club (Taguig)
Paranaqueno Riders Club Inc.
WARP (Wave Alpha Riders club Of The Philippines)
Call Center Riders
Mr. Mikafajardo

I would like to thank all the clubs who attended this 2nd Bikers Night Organized By CUPAD MC i never thought that i could ever see such many bikes in a single place. im so happy and thankful that i was able to meet new friends and became closer to co-riders.
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Report by CUPAD member HaTaKe_KaKaShi
After a few days of waiting finally the waiting pays off. . . i thought im just going to bum around again for the whole day eager to hit the twisties i called my riding buddies and ask them if they wanted to hit the tracks to my surprise they are eager to hit the tracks too. i geared up and hit the road on my way to boomland where Mechtech is already waiting! Wuhu!! the track is dry! we waited for randz and around 4:30pm we started the long marathon. . wuhu!!

scrapped the hell out of my knee protectors. its all worth it though the thrill the bonding time. . .

all in all the day were great no spills just pure clean fun!

Many Thanks To Richard and Randz For Joining The Track Day!

Pictures and more stories in the thread here.

Ride Report by Tat

For me, this ride is the closest thing to flying. I’ve never been in an airplane but I’m sure the exhilarating experience of this ride is better. I’m the pilot of a very powerful machine cruising across the clouds. Along with the BigBoys, I rode to Marilaque with almost zero visibility because the fog the covers the twisty road. I feel the chill inside my bones as I listen to the roar of the beast beneath me.
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Inq7 contains an article pertaining to the Highway Ban.

The petitioner, through their counsel Mike Ureta, said while it agreed with the high court that AO1 might be valid, Section 3 of AO1 which “declares it unlawful to drive a motorcycle on limited access highways” was void “on the ground, among others, that it is an invidious classification.”

Read more the article in full here.

A group of intrepid riders from the Ateneo and some misfits from the towns along SLEX braved the rains last Sunday to visit the Carmelite convent in Lipa City and offer a token financial contribution to the sisters. They then proceeded to Tagaytay via Midlands/Highlands to visit the Little Angels Orphanage and give a little joy and support to the kids in terms of food, clothing, diapers and some money. Overall it was truly a blessed day, with the intermittent rains and ever-present fog welcoming them in Tagaytay making it an even more beautiful and enriching experience.

Video here.
View the thread and some pictures here.