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Learn To Ride Candon

Candon City is located approximately 342KM north of Manila. Dubbed as the Tobacco Capital of the Philippines and known for the largest producer of the Virginia variant of Tobacco. Aside from being the largest producer of Tobacco, Candon City is also known for its scrumptious delicacies, rich history and culture, making Candon City a first stop for tourist who’s going up north in the Ilocos Region.

As Wheeltek continues it’s advocacy in helping out riders and soon to be riders. Wheeltek held its 8th Learn To Ride in Candon City Ilocos Sur last June 23, 2019 at the Candon South Central School. Attended by over 80 participants from various riding groups Candon and Ilocos Sur Area namely, Yamaha YS MEN, Rouser Club of the Philippines, Mio Owners Republic, Road Peace Marshall and Yamaha M3 Club. All under the Candon City Motorcycle Rides Federation headed by James Manzano.

Riders who are experienced and new to riding joined in and listened as Coach Joey Storm Rivero, head trainer of Zero2Podium Racing School, told them about how to safely operate a motorcycle and avoid any problems on the road, after which some basic and advance drills were given by Coach Joey to participants to try and further develop their skills. “There’s science to it” as Coach Joey mentioned in his class, pointing to every move we make while riding has corresponding science to it like cornering, braking and more.

Each participant tried their best in understanding the science to it and remember by heart every teaching Coach Joey provided them. Honing right judgement on the road, predicting where an accident point might happen or riding defensively. These were some of the points given to the participants.

As for some, riding can be dangerous or scary. But with proper training and with the right guidance from peers and professionals. Riding can be fun and exciting for commuting, as a sport or as a lifestyle. The Learn To Ride program under the #LETSRIDENA campaign of Wheeltek, aims to uplift the riding community and make riding more fun and safe for all!

The Learn To Ride is a free training offered by Wheeltek Motor Sales Corp to everyone. The program has been moving from key cities and provinces nationwide and previously at Marikina, Antipolo, Batangas, Bataan and Nueva Ecija to name a few.

In the program, participants first learn the basic fundamentals of motorcycle riding before moving up to other fundamentals and other motorcycles. The program has its own set of motorcycle available for the participants use from Honda, Kawasaki and TVS or the participant may choose to use their own motorcycle.

One of the crowd favorite bike during the Candon Learn To Ride was the TVS Dazz. It’s small, agile and very easy to maneuver during the course. Riders really lined up to try the bike.

Interested in the Lean To Ride Program in your are or club? Message us at Wheeltek Nationwide Official or email us at wheeltekmarketing@gmail.com. Follow us on facebook for upcoming events, promos and other announcements.

Ride Mo’To Online

By Jan Carlo F. De Leon

Do you miss Paolo and his ever talented and daring Prof M? Season 1 has gone and passed by and we all feel like it was finished too soon. A lot of people are asking “is there more?”. To answer that, YES there’s a lot more!

First, in case you missed the season 1 episodes, this is your chance to catch up and this time it’s been dissected segment by segment to give you viewers the chance to choose the video you want to see. The segment replays every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:30pm showing on the Ride Mo’To Official Facebook page and simulcasted on Ride Mo’To Youtube Channel.

Second, you might be wondering where is Paolo and Prof M today? Are they on a remote island chilling on their bikes or have they been abducted by other TV shows? Not really. But Paolo and the rest of the gang are out there shooting season 2! That means more bikes, more rides and more of Prof M wacky experiments and stuff! But when will it air again you might ask? Just stay tuned and an announcement will be made soon.

Lastly, Ride Mo’To is cooking up something for all you social media fans. It’s the Ride Mo’To Online Show. Yeah you read it right. The Ride Mo’To online show will be a bit different from the tv program but still have all the interesting content and entertainment that is Ride Mo’To.

So be sure to Like and Follow Ride Mo’To on Facebook and Subscribe to the Ride Mo’To Youtube Channel to be in the loop.

Ride Mo’To – The show for riders and soon to be riders!

Facebook: @RideMotoofficial

Youtube: youtube.com/c/RideMoToOfficial

The sun was high, and not a dark cloud in sight. The tarmac was hot and sticky. Perfect. It’s the Wheeltek GP 5 at the Carmona Racing Circuit.

With close to a hundred participants, it’s the biggest WGP yet. And surprisingly lots of lady racers have joined in on the fun, with top contender Justine Bethany Tolentino standing on the podium, her trophy being given by the top racer herself of Suzuki Wheeltek Racing Team Jacq Buncio.

Another racer who has its roots from the 50cc minis is Wyner Blente who took top podium several times this time at the higher displacement level of 150cc categories.

First time racer Enzo Chuidian expresses his excitement over his first taste of competitive circuit racing. Although he’s just seconds away from the top racers, he reckoned it’ll take more than luck to cap a podium against the best racers in the country. “I’ll definitely race again!”.

WGP series is Wheeltek’s way of not only having the best in the Philippines race at each other, but also an opportunity for budding ravers to have a go at what’s speeding legally is all about. It’s fun, adrenaline-pumping and having friends in the community.

See you all again at the Wheeltek GP 6 next year!