by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
The Honda Click 125 starts at ₱82,400 SRP in the Philippines, with the Smart Edition at ₱86,900. It is a 125cc automatic scooter weighing just 111 kg with a low 769 mm seat and a claimed 49.3 km/L — which makes it the easiest and cheapest way to get around Metro...
by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
The Yamaha NMAX 155 starts at ₱155,900 SRP in the Philippines, with the Techmax at ₱175,900. It is a 155cc automatic maxi-scooter built for comfort and distance — a low 770 mm seat, a 7.1-litre tank that is among the largest in its class, and VVA giving usable power...
by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
“Click V3” is a nickname, not an official Honda model name. Riders in the Philippines use V1, V2 and V3 as shorthand for the successive generations of the Honda Click 125i. There is no bike badged “V3” in any Honda price list. The current Click...
by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
The Honda PCX 160 starts at ₱133,400 SRP in the Philippines, with the RoadSync variant at ₱154,900. It is a 156cc automatic maxi-scooter built around comfort and practicality rather than sportiness — a low 764 mm seat, a settled ride, and 30.4 litres of underseat...
by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
The Kawasaki Vulcan S starts at ₱430,000 in the Philippines. It is a 649cc parallel-twin cruiser producing 61.6 hp and 64 Nm, with a notably low 705 mm seat and a 228 kg kerb weight. The low seat and relaxed, feet-forward position make it one of the more approachable...
by rueldiceniii | Aug 29, 2026 | Blogs
The Yamaha Aerox 155 starts at ₱125,900 SRP in the Philippines for the Standard, with the S ABS variant listed around ₱146,000. It is a 155cc automatic sport scooter — the most aggressive-looking machine in its class, with a firmer, sportier character than a Honda...
