hinde, para both heads will have protectionand i'm talking about the driver and passenger ha!
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Damn, son! Where'd you find this?
Well BLAZE and the other local brand, MCX are doing well in the local market..
Plus the Philippine-made (assembled) Japanese brands are also doing well especially Honda.
Eventually, no more total domination of brands from one country.
Taiwan, Japan, China and thank GOD the Philippines are now competing in a lucrative Philippine motorcycle market.
The other Pinoy motorbike brand MCX is very aggressive in coming up with more models.![]()
Weee konting clarification lang mga boss... Blaze is not the 1st filipino brand of motorcycle.. sa pagkakaalam ko po MCX ang 1st filipino brand.. ewan ko ba bat nila cnclaim na 1st sila kahit alam nila na hinde naman.. btw me bago ang MCX Raptor125 motard na certified 100% filipino design the parts 40% localized ... and if mahilig kayo sa racing racing.. check niyo sa mcp nakikilala na mcx racing team for being consistent winner... and sa inside racing magazine kita mo mga anllufet nila.... anyway (me chismis nga na kinopya ng blaze ang blink ng MCX at di lang yun involve ata sila sa smuggling eto nakita ko link oh http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/10032007/nation01.html)![]()
maganda sana kung tatangkilikin nating mga pinoy yang mga philippine made na motorsiklo..
The new MCX Raptor is a beaut. Was there at the launch. And it's just the first of a set of new products MCX is pushing out.
MCX is very proud of their design team... and even prouder of the fact that some other manufacturers have actually copied their designs... (Starts with a "B", ends with an "E", has an "LAZ" in there, somewhere)![]()
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
I am seriously considering on buying a MCX econo 75cc, 2nd
choice will be a Kinetic Luna moped.
Does anybody here have friends who own these models?
Im seeing alot of Philippine brand motorcycles in Cavite...MCX and Blaze, even RUSI bikes are getting alot of patrons and buyers here because of their durability and price. They are competing head on with the more expensive Japanese and Taiwanese brand plus the cheap (crappy) Chinese brands.