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So we asked his opinion first before we tried out Kymco’s newest moped, the Spike. "Is it better than the... ?" we asked, deliberately deleting the name of a competitor’s product. "Malayo," was his quick remark. "No comparison."


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GILBERT LIMJOCO

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Kymco Culture

By Brian Afuang | June 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Like those massive billboards that hawk everything from tacky underwear to Australian Immigration services, "underbone" bikes and scooters that zip and, well, scoot around traffic are now — love or...

Motoring

Hari ng stunts

By Junep Ocampo | June 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Ask any old-time biker how to perform stunts on a bike and chances are, you would hear the name Francis Daban. "Yun ang hari ng stunts. Tumatayo at humihiga yun sa bike," is what you will be told.I’ve...

Motoring

Nail ’em, Spike!

By Junep Ocampo | March 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Ogie Alcantara knows a good motorcycle when he sees one. The former motocross king of Iloilo, now temporarily retired from competition due to injuries, would tell you straight when a bike is not worth riding, much...

Motoring