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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.

It seems that there are as many different interpretations as there are riders.
Give us your two cents worth.

Forum member Vmax recently celebrated his birthday with a ride with his mates. This ride was documented on video and uploaded to YouTube for everyone to see.

This has been a welcome addition to the way riders are archiving their activities. What better way to promote the country or your club than to put together a really good video and share it with the world.

If you or your club has their own video, let us know and we might feature it here.

View Vmax’s video here.

“bawal ho ang maliliit na motor sa edsa, marami na ho nahuhuli…”

So, again we ask this question…..are scooters banned along EDSA?

Forum member darknight27 shares with us his ride report of their wild and wet ride!

It was the 23rd of July, 2006 and I woke up at around 6:00am to prepare my things, my bike and myself for the XPHILS-Laguna Boys ride to Cavinti, Laguna. This ride was planned during our July 19, 2006 Meeting. I left our house past 7am to meet the rest of the pack at Walter Mart Sta. Rosa. When I arrived at the meeting place, Michael (Batman) and Sir Jaime was already there waiting for the rest of the guys. Unfortunately hard rain started to pour at around 7:30am which delayed the arrival of the other members. It was already past 8:00AM when Sir Jess (Jsamlaguna), Sir Jake and Sir Jong (Fedaplus) arrived on the meeting place, we immediately left for Shell-Golden City to meet Sir Rey. At the Shell station, the rest of the guys went on a “CR” break and we took some pictures before we leave. We left the Shell Station past 8:30AM with Sir Jaime (Spearhead), Jong on his scoot, Jake, Michael, Me, Sir Rey and Jess (Sweeper). Next destination is Jollibee-UP Junction to meet a fellow member. It was a slow ride to Los Baños since it was still raining and the road is wet. Upon reaching Jollibee-UP Junction at around 9:30AM, Sir Jim (Psalm62) and wife joined the group. Next stop-over was at the Bay-Los Banos Boundary, we took some pictures, Sir Jim and wife was able to shake hands and formally meet the rest of the group. After 5 minutes of rest and konting chikahan , we started to get ready and ride.

It was a long highway ride from Bay to Pagsanjan, we were able to cruise between 60-100kph since the road is quite wide and only a few cages on the road. Grabe sarap ng hangin and ganda ng view along the road! At Pila, Laguna we had to stop at a PNP-AFP checkpoint for their routine inspection …. Malapit na kasi ang SONA eh!. The inspection and a few chikahan with a police officer lasted for about 5 minutes and we’re off again. Next stopover was at Pagsanjan, Laguna. It was picture time once again for the pack! The weather was already ok when we reached Pagsanjan, though the road is already wet there was no sign that it is going to rain so the rest of the guys took-off our rain gears. After 10 minutes of rest, we took off for Cavinti. As we leave Pagsanjan Town Proper and reach the mountain side, road started to change….. its time for the TWISTIES! Yahoo!!! I’ve been to Marilague and to Real Quezon but the Pagsanjan-Cavinti twisties is super exciting and heart-pounding! The road is quite narrow and twisties are sharp! You can really feel the “adrenalin Rush” on this twisties and as we banked on the zigzagging up-slope and down-slope road! I was really amazed when we reached the Brgy. Sisilmin Bridge, imagine yung bridge eh baha, flowing with water from the river? The pack have to slow down dahil madulas yung tulay kasi malumot. After the bridge, it’s twisties time once again! But this time we have to slow down because the road is muddy. Then another flooded bridge at Brgy Cansuso, but a shorter one compared to the first bridge, Then twisties ulit….. hay nakakapagod! At around 11:30AM, we arrived at the house of Mang Tuding at Brgy Paowin. We ate lunch at Mang Tuding’s house, grabe sarap ng pritong tilapia, sinigang na tilapia, labong with gata and madaming rice! Sarap din ng desert namin na Buko-Pandan!

After lunch we ride our bikes to Paowin Elementary school, we left at bikes in front of the school and we transferred to 3-min boatride “Island Resort”, some of the guys sat and relaxed, while others toured around the island, taking pictures and enjoying the natural surroundings…. Sarap kasi ng sariwang hangin! After a while, the group gathered in the “native cottage to drink “Lambanog” with matching pulutan na freshly-caught Inihaw na Tilapia and Pipino! That is the time that we were able to get to know Sir Jim and his wife since this is the first time he joined the group. Did you know that Jim’s wife, Mrs. Trixie Clemente is a Municipal Councilor of Ragay Camarines Sur? She even invited us to visit her place this coming August 11-12, 2006 to witness and celebrate their Town Fiesta. Giving us an idea… Laguna Boys next destination: Ragay Camarines Sur! Hmmm… pwede!!!! By 3:00PM, the group started to pack things up, we didn’t finish the next bottle of Lambanog since we still have to ride back home. Instead of riding the boat, we decided to trail the “forest” back to where we parked our bikes. Its almost a 15-minute walk, just enough para mawala ang tama ng lambanog.

Upon reaching the school, we immediately prepared our things and bikes, but umulan na naman!!! We waited until the rain fades, and off we go! On the way back, we dropped by Sir Jaime’s house in Cavinti, ate suman prepared by his sister and off we go again! As we leave Cavinti we passed by a “huramintado”, grabe ang haba ng itak niya! We stopped for a while baka kasi pagdaan namin eh itakin kami! heheheh! Luckily he has intention to harm us kaya go na ulit ang grupo! We passed by the same route going to Pagsanjan. Next stop-over was at Pagsanjan, Laguna. On the way to Sta. Cruz, hard rain started to fall again…. Grabe basa kaming lahat!!! Before we reached Pila, Laguna we have to do an emergency stop at the Total Gas Station to fix Jake’s Z200 which encountered a problem with his starter. It took us almost 30-minutes to give remedy to the problem. Then off we go again! Jim and wife separated from the pack when we reached Los Banos. While Sir Jaime separated from the pack when we reached Brgy Putol. I and Michael separated from the pack when we reached Brgy. Sala, leaving Jong, Jess, Jake and Sir Rey on their way home. I arrived home at around 8:00PM, wet and tired.

Photos of this ride can be viewed here.
The ride thread is here.

Forum member Hercules and a couple of his riding buddies go on a dirt ride that left them more “wet” than “dirty”

Photos and stories in their thread here.

second, My clubmates who were there for me and helped with this event

and to all the clubs who participated i give you my deepest thanks and i hope that we could meet again soon!

Participants!

CUPAD Motorcycle Club
1. KaKashi
2. Vener
3. Richard
4. Randz
5. Bodique
6. Virgil
7. Allanvega
8. Tellybuhay
9. Tonchi

Parañaqueño Riders Club
1. Jokersky
2. Jerick Villafe
3. Arnold Castro
4. Phinc Factor
5. Jhon Mago
6. Ali Ravelo
7. Jet Pueterte
8. Temple inosencio
9. Marzell Ronquillo
10. Bong “BOYAK”

Speed Riders 101
1. Richie Basas
2. Irene Abrantes
3. ANGEL
4. Ritchie Basas
5. Rudy Elardo
6. Roberto Trinidad
7. Ryan Misol
8. Lester Mandanas
9. Don
10. Alejandro Abrantes

El Caviteño Motorcycle Club
1. SPIKE

Philippine Suzuki Riders Club
1. France_Cruiser
2. Khunja
3. Arvin_bro
4. Bienos

Roadbikers Motorcycle Club
1. Roadbikers
2. Bong

Flying Erase
1. Jerome Umali

Dragon Riders
1. Angel Gabriel
2. Jules

A5 Riders
1. Buboy Villesa
2. Rodel Royo
3. Allan Sumilang
4. Junar Jimenez
5. Mark Chico

Maharlikans Riders
1. Neroe
2. Khenshin
3. Soys
4. The Bome
5. Edu
6. Kahril
7. Nasa
8. Marlon Newbie

Motorhead Riders Club
1. Elancario Vallero
2. Alberto Gratol Jr.

Clubless
1. Dawnripper
2. Bikermerc

If i missed some name or do have corrections dont hesitate to do so!

Congratulations To The Winner of The Pipe Christoper of Motorhead Riders Club

More pictures and stories available here.

Forum member jv_ayie posts this ride report about the Cavite Moto Club’s ride to Sagada.

For Bugoi and me, Day 1 started on the 18th. I waited up for Bugoi to get off from work around 10:30pm. We rode to Shell Balintawak around 12:30am. And from there we waited for the others to arrive. One by one they came, first was sir Eagleone. Then came Elyf and sir Bodick. Last to arrive were sirs Lyndon and Emil. After a few minutes to gas up (XLR Full tank at P169) and getting ready, our group took off from Shell at 2am. Traffic was pretty smooth along McArthur Highway, though there were some areas along the way that were being improved.

Sunrise caught us somewhere along Nueva Ecija (I think). Around 5:50am, near Munoz, we had to stop for a moment to attend to sir Lyndon’s MC which was leaking oil. After taking care of the problem we continued on our way. At 7:15am, we had to stop unexpectedly, just before DigDig Bridge, because unexplainably, sir Bodick’s MC’s shock gave out. We spent a quite some time fixing it, and to our great relief it was repaired without real damage done. 45 minutes later we were back on the road. By 9:30am we had reached the border of Nueva Ecija-Nueva Vizcaya.

There we stopped for a late breakfast and some rest. We were on our way again and around 10:40am we stopped for refuel at Petron Sta.Fe. Our gas was P135 for a full tank. By noon we were all tired, hungry and lacked sleep. Around 12:40 we stopped at Bagabag, Tuao, NV for a late lunch. The place was well known for their special buko pie which we all enjoyed quite well. Around 1:30pm Cory Quirino came to the store and as we were getting ready to leave she asked about the group – who we are and where we’re going – and quite unexpectedly ending up getting an impromptu interview (which she told us was going to be aired in her Lifestyle show, but with all the excitement we forgot to ask when). We took off at 1:50pm and around 3:30 we had reached Ifugao. The view all around was breathtaking.

3:45pm found us at the Banawe Rice Terraces View Point. We reached Banawe Proper around 5pm. And since it had been raining most of the way going into Banawe, the group decided to call it a day and stay there for the night. We stayed at Banawe View Inn which had the great view of the rice terraces just across from us. Dinner was served by candlelight around 7:30pm (brownout kasi). By 9pm it was bedtime for most of us, though I think we got lights back at around 9:30-10pm.

Ride Length: 13 hours (excluding the pitstops)

For more stories and photos visit their thread here.