Comments on: The LTO Workshop

By: Submariner69

Submariner69 — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:18:27 +0000

Uhh…guys, ung kasunod ng comment ko, naki post lang. wala pa kasi sya account dito. he he he

By: Submariner69

Submariner69 — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:16:41 +0000

korek!!! sugod mga kapatid….. sa dame ng pde nu ayusin, un n muna, smoke test na peke, drug test na peke, plate number na nasa helmet, nu p kaya susunod, violators hulihin ,law abiders wag idamay, lam ko na, require nu mga riders na mag install ng gprs tracking device para kahit nasa car wash huli nu he he,,,HAPIT ba…. ???? teka bakit puro motor, ung mga drag racers na naka set up d b kasali? … lagot kayo sa chappy ko pag inabot ko kayo, naka set up din un. teka meron b kayo buyer ng kmx hapit e, di tmx ha? kmx…

By: Submariner69

Submariner69 — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 05:59:16 +0000

“Motorcycle Criminals”????

Alam ba nila ung “Law Maker Criminals and Law Enforcer Criminals”???
Ano kaya ang feeling ng mga taga ahensyang ito na matitino naman. Ung nag bansag ng “motorcycle criminals” sa lahat ng MC riders is not worth of being a figure on that workshop, he doesnt know a thing about what he’s doing. Siguro political appointee lang sya kaya he’s a misfit on his job.

Alin ba ang mas salot??? Sila or Tayo???

Nakakainit talaga ng ulo. I wish some of these morons think what they are doing. They are not causing order, only havoc and rebellion.

Alam nyo mga taga LTO and law enforcers, we are using motorcycle para makatipid. Kasi, di kayang i-contol ng government ang presyo ng gas. Kung corrupt din sana kami, or pwede mangotong, or tumatanggap ng under the table, or mag fix ng mga rehistro at lisensya, di na sana kami mag momotor. Sarap ng nakaupo lang di ba. Kaso, kayo lang ang ganun, not us “motorcycle criminals” na nagmomodified lang ng rides namin.

Sana naman, unahin muna nila linisin ung corruption and irregularities sa agency nila bago nila tayo perwisyohin.
And dont forget u morons, we the tax payers are the ones na nagpapasweldo sa inyo.
Im not against road safety, ang gusto ko lang maging objective kayo, be reasonable, give penalty to violaters, pero i-define nyo mabuti ang implementing rules and regulatons and pag isipan nyo if nakakaganda ba or nakakaperwisyo ung ginagawa nyo.

Consider the human factor, economic effect, etc

Dont make your agency worthless or worst, perwisyo sa min. Magtrabaho kayo ng maayos and use your mind when making those laws.

By: spark_plug

spark_plug — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 02:57:13 +0000

is it true? the LTO has a detb of 32M, and this is the cause of the sudden increase in the fines? hope they’re just rumors… don’t mind me. i was just wondering… kelan kaya lalabas ang result ng workshop? hope to have a positive result, ang taas kasi ng pamasahe…

By: motsok123

motsok123 — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 05:23:19 +0000

Beware! motorcycle riders sa EVACOM may 2 crocs jan nagaabang kala mo checkpoint yung pala kotong cops dahil hahanapan ka ng butas pra magkaroon ka na violation lalo na kung alam nila na dayo ka. I was victimized… It was sunday about 6:00 pm. Yung electronic horn sa motorbike bawal daw kasi wang wang daw yon. I just came from Sta Rosa laguna going to Bulacan which I passed 2 legitimate police checkpoint but no problem.

By: britbiker

britbiker — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 04:00:27 +0000

I have a very modified 1992 model bike, in the past 16yrs tyre, brake and handling technolegy has moved forward.My bike is reflective of this in the modifications i have done.But am I to understand that i have broken a law by making my bike a better handling and braking machine ? ? ?

By: ragka2

ragka2 — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 19:36:11 +0000

â€œmotorcycle criminalsâ€”

Most “motorcycle criminals” involves running from an arresting officer or even bribery. Most serious crimes involves GUNS. Robbery, hold-ups, murders usually involves GUNS. They are “gun toting criminals”. They can ride bikes of course, but take it away and they can as easily ride cars, puvs or even run, Sherlock. Guns it seems are easier to get than bikes and cheaper.

By: jerkzzz2173

jerkzzz2173 — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 07:18:45 +0000

I think bluntly telling us that mods on our bikes are illegal is already a violation of our freedom. If they will not show us a proper technical guideline to which modification specs that are to be banned, i think that’s already a violation of our rights. damn they allow HID on 4 wheel vehicles that which we all jnow are a hazard to other drivers. Remember when they banned stainless jeepneys because their too flashy? why dont they apply it to cars? another thing, We bikers know our limits and safety. Although there are some ‘pasaway’ on the road but they cannot simply generalize all of us. From what I’ve heard from the news, thy said all mods shall not be allowed and everything should be stock. why apply that only to bikes? Why not cars? I think dondon’s right. it’s extortion… If ever there will be a movement, an ‘activity’ against this stupid order, pls post anything , All of us riders won’t let this injustice continue.

By: dondon

dondon — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:31:13 +0000

Sir’s I am with others waiting for a favorable response regarding this issue. Many of us modified underbone riders are worried every time we spot a check point a long our way. We know that we will be apprehended because of this LTO AO. I agree with them to increase the penalty of not having a DOT certified helmet and other safety gear but with the modification that does not endanger us underbone riders, I feel this is just another way for traffic official to extortion us. LTO should provide us information regarding the approved modification because I know that many of us still dont know what are the procedures for us to have the approval of DTI.

By: mcphils

mcphils — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:27:59 +0000

hi Redwave,
much as we feel a bit disappointed at the outcome, we are very happy that the community has begun working with the manufacturers and dealers. This may become a springboard for future activities for all of us.