I never really like riding bike at first, in fact, it was only during my college days that i was first able to ride one. Its only during summer vacations and semestral breaks. my family doesn't even own one neither my childhood friend's however, in order for us to attend barangay fiestas and events from nearby barrios, my best friend would either borrow or rent one so we can go to. I'm always a back ride, i didn't know how to drive motorbikes back then. the clutch, the shift, the breaks all looks too complicated so I’d rather just be a passenger up until the day my friend asked me to try and then eventually learned after several close calls trying.

fast forward many years, I now have a family of my own and a child to raise and support. I found myself living in Pasig City, dubbed as green city and most popularly, home of the worst traffic condition I've encountered in my entire life. As a matter of fact its also popularly as the “oldest bottle neck” among commuters because people from nearby cities/provinces like Tanay, Antipolo and Marikina has no choice but to pass here daily for work and vice versa. 

It wasn't a problem at first since I work on a night shift, until I decided to work on a dayshift. With all the traffic related experience like being late, waking up early, struggle on getting a ride etc. etc… all made me decide to get a bike here in the metro which I used to dread hearing those terrible news about motorcycle accidents watching television. It turns out, its one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life.

I was able to discover so many places met many riders, made new friends and was able to attended bike related events. The most memorable one was being chosen as one of the 10 Wrangler True Wanderer finalist for this year (2016) wherein I was able circumnavigate Cebu with my scooter for 5 days. Something in that experience triggered something in me. It fueled my passion to travel and explore places more by bike.

I dedicate this page to all the hungry riders out there who never cease to explore and are passionate about motorcycles. 

Always remember to ride safe and I hope to see you on the road. :)