The Indian motorcycle brand adds another entry to its local lineup
We’re guessing it’s only a matter of time before this model lands in PH
When Royal Enfield finally unveiled the next-generation Himalayan 450, there was a subsequent question that popped up: What's going to happen to the Scram 411? That model's still relatively young, but is RE going to replace it soon?Well,
Is it worth the hype?
The latest pair of models to roll off Triumph's production lines might arguably be the most hyped bikes the brand has built to date. I'm talking about the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400 X, the Bajaj-powered twins that
The two higher variants sticker for P790,000
Hundreds of Ducatisti flocked to Bonifacio Global City this weekend for Scrambler Day 2023. But it wasn't just the gathering of fans and enthusiasts that went down on Sunday-Ducati Philippines also officially launched the next-generation Scrambler during the event.
This bike is based on the Rebel 500
Honda Philippines (HPI) has gotten real busy at the 2023 Makina Moto Show. Alongside the XL750 Transalp, the Japanese motorcycle marque has unveiled the new CL500.In case you aren't familiar, this was also the bike unveiled together with the Transalp
This scrambler has been in the market for a while now
What's the first brand that comes to mind when someone mentions scramblers? Chances are it's Ducati, correct? There are, however, plenty of alternatives.The Bristol Veloce 500 is one such motorbike. In fact, it's been around for the past
by Drei Laurel
Meet the retrotastic CL500 unveiled at EICMA
Honda basically has all segments covered with its motorcycle lineup. Tourers, off-roaders, city scoots, supersport bikes-the brand has it all. That said, there still are a few small gaps here and there.Well, the motorcycle manufacturer got busy at the
A work of art by WKND Customs
Those small, utilitarian motorcycles we often see being converted into tricycles here on our roads? Yeah, those things actually make for excellent canvases for custom-bike builders.Take a look at this Honda CG125 from Portugal-based builder WKND Customs, for example.
Only their badges are different
Back in the '50s, Jawa (pronounced 'Java') exported its motorcycles to over 120 countries. While the originally Czech brand's production went down in the following decades, it saw a revival when Mahindra's Classic Legends acquired the Indian rights a couple
The Leoncino 500’s smaller brother
Beginner riders are more spoiled for choice than ever, as Benelli Philippines has now introduced the Leoncino 250, a quarter-liter-sized scrambler that essentially acts as a younger brother to the Leoncino 500.Similar to its 500cc sibling, the Leoncino 250
Limited to just 775 units worldwide
With almost every bike these days being updated to conform to Euro 5 standards, it comes as no surprise that British icon Triumph has also brought its range up to spec with current emissions regulations. The latest to get this upgrade is
Which scrambler makes your heart beat faster?
When buying your first bike, especially your first big bike, it pays to do your research. For that reason, we've decided to take a look at two promising beginner-friendly big bikes that not only look good, but also happen to
This is the HyperScrambler 2 from Juiced Bikes
We've lost count of all the stylish electric bicycles that we've come across since this whole COVID-19 situation started. Frankly, though, we don't mind.As a matter of fact, we've come across yet another electric bicycle that'
These rides are hot to trot
Riders usually frown at the sight of electric-powered motorbikes or e-bikes, which they deem as mere novelties that are miles away from the real rides. And it is true to some extent, given the kind of e-bikes that have
by Nick Raven
Appealing to both the old and the young
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here.The Scrambler is Ducati's big success story. The Italian motorcycle maker came out with these retro-inspired machines that are selling like hotcakes
by Aris Ilagan
First batch sold out during the launch
When the Ducati Scrambler Icon was introduced in the Philippines in 2014, it rocked the local motorcycle market like a magnitude-10 earthquake. In a short span after it was launched, this entry-level, retro-style Italian breed became a big hit.
by Aris Ilagan
