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The 400cc expressway rule in the Philippines continues to spark debate among riders, commuters, and policymakers. Many believe the rule is outdated, as today’s 250–300cc motorcycles can safely maintain highway speeds and even outperform older big bikes in handling and braking. Advocates argue that allowing smaller displacement motorcycles on expressways would ease traffic congestion and make long-distance travel more accessible. On the other hand, critics point to safety concerns, vehicle stability, and enforcement challenges. As motorcycle technology advances, the question remains: should expressway access be based on displacement, or on a bike’s real-world performance and capability?

Many riders think underbones only mean the Suzuki Raider 150. In truth, underbones also include workhorses like the Kawasaki Barako. Here’s a beginner’s guide to understanding underbones in the Philippines.

Scooters vs underbones is one of the hottest debates among Filipino commuters. With scooters dominating sales and underbones proving their durability, which one truly fits the daily grind of Filipino riders? Let’s break it down.

Riding a 155cc scooter in the rain can be challenging, but the right upgrades make a huge difference. From waterproof gear to safety add-ons, here are the best rainy-day accessories for Pinoy riders who want comfort and protection on wet roads.

Motorcycle suspension parts play a huge role in keeping every ride safe and comfortable. I recently looked into the RCB A2 Series rear shock, which comes in 295mm, 305mm, and 330mm. It fits scooters like Mio, Click, Beat, Fino, and Skydrive, and here’s what makes it worth considering.

Rain Coat comparison for Filipino riders: Suez vs. Motowolf. Discover which rain coat fits your budget and lifestyle—affordable practicality or premium performance. Find out the key differences, tips, and why investing in a durable rain coat is essential for safe and comfortable rides.

Affordable motorcycle helmets in the Philippines don’t need to compromise safety. We reviewed 10 Shopee picks for 2025 that offer comfort, certification, and style for every Filipino rider.

The Yamaha Nmax is one of the most popular scooters in the Philippines, but even this favorite has its share of issues. From fuel efficiency concerns to suspension struggles, here are the top 5 Yamaha Nmax problems Filipino riders face—and the practical solutions they’ve found.

The Evolution of Motorcycles in the Philippines reveals how two-wheeled machines grew from tricycles and motorelas into modern superbikes. This story highlights culture, innovation, and icons that continue to define Filipino moto-heritage.

Honda Philippines motorcycle milestone reaches 9 million units produced, marking growth in local manufacturing and Filipino riders’ continued trust.