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Brace yourselves for the ride of your life with Tunay na Rider Podcast! Hosted by Ibba Bernardo, Buck Pago, and King Sengco. Tunay na Rider is all about giving unfiltered, raw, and authentic takes on motorcycles, biker culture, and everything in between!
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What makes a Tunay Na Rider?Is it speed?Is it displacement?Or is it skill?In this episode, the MotorClyde team joins us in the studio to talk about the MotorClyde National Skills Competition — a riding challenge that focuses on precision, control, balance, and discipline.We explore:Why low-speed mastery is harder than high-speed ridingHow skills competitions improve road safetyWhat riders can expect in the challengeAnd why structured training separates confident riders from capable onesThis isn’t about racing.This is about mastery.If you’ve ever asked yourself whether you’re truly skilled on two wheels — this episode is for you.
Filipino racing prodigy Wesley Colendres joins Ibba on this episode of Tunay Na Rider to discuss his journey from the streets of Milan to the Malossi Racing Academy. Learn the secrets of "Euro Race DNA" and what it takes to land on the podium of the European Italjet Championships. Wesley reveals his preparation for the upcoming March 14 race at Carmona and how he’s adapting his Italjet performance for the Philippine climate.
Every rider remembers that one motorcycle.Not the fastest. Not the most expensive. But the one that changed everything.Tonight, Ibba, Buck, and King share real stories about the motorcycles that gave us freedom, humbled us, and shaped who we became as riders.The first bike.The bike that scared us.The bike that made us better.The bike that changed our lives.We want to hear yours too.What motorcycle changed your life? Comment below and join the conversation.#TunayNaRider #MotorcycleLife #RideStories #WhyWeRide #MotorcycleCommunity
What happens when you combine world-class adventure riding with a mission for social impact? In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of our recent ocular in Mt. Pinatubo, Zambales.While the "lahar" trails are a bucket-list destination for any rider, the Tunay Na Rider crew is looking at the bigger picture. We sit down with Buck Pago and Philip Camera to discuss the Zambales Pinatubo Project—a strategic initiative designed to turn motorcycle tourism into a sustainable livelihood for the local Aeta community.We dive into:The Strategic Connector: How Ibba aligns corporate partners and community leaders.The "Train-the-Trainer" Model: Preparing local guides to operate their own professional tours.Equipment & Logistics: Why the right tools (and the right support) are the difference between a ride and a movement.Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or interested in the "backend" of tourism development, this episode explores what it truly means to be a Tunay Na Rider—riding with respect, purpose, and a vision for the future.
AI is no longer science fiction. It is starting to become part of the real riding experience.In this episode of Tunay Na Rider: AI and the Future of Motorcycle Tech, we sit down with Mac Yu, distributor of Rokid, to talk about how AI-powered wearable tech is entering the motorcycle world today.We explore how smart glasses and AI-assisted systems can help riders with navigation, awareness, communication, and safety. We also talk about what this means for everyday riders, long-distance riders, and the future of two-wheel mobility.We also go deeper into the big question:Will AI make riders better, or make us too dependent on technology?If you have ever wondered what the next evolution of riding looks like, this is the episode you do not want to miss
The FJ Moto Mountaincross Rally is heading to Mindanao for the first time, and it’s just the beginning of something bigger for the off-road riding community. In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we talk about how FJ Moto is expanding the Mountaincross experience nationwide, opening the door to more community-driven events like Off-Grid Weekends that celebrate real riding off the beaten path, tackling real terrain, and creating real connections.We also dive into how FJ Moto and Ride United are stepping up for riders by partnering with R.O.X., making quality outdoor and riding gear more accessible to the off-road community. And for those dreaming of taking their adventures beyond local trails, the launch of Silencio Expeditions changes the game—making overseas motorcycle expeditions more attainable for riders who want to explore the great outdoors on two wheels.From Mindanao trails to global adventures, this episode is all about where off-road riding is headed next—and why the future has never looked more exciting.
This week on Tunay Na Rider, we welcome Stanley Chi—comedian, Vespa rider, content creator, podcaster, motoring journalist, and proud member of the same podcast network family as TNR.Stanley has spent years making people laugh, think, and rethink how we look at mobility. From sharp humor to honest motoring insights, he brings a rare mix of credibility, creativity, and community—whether he’s on stage, behind a mic, writing about cars, or riding his Vespa.In this episode, we talk about:What being a Tunay Na Rider means beyond just the bikeHow comedy, content, and journalism intersect in motoring cultureRiding a Vespa in a world obsessed with speed and specsThe responsibility (and fun) of being a creator with influenceWhy podcasting is becoming the new campfire for riders and storytellersThis isn’t just a guest episode—it’s a family conversation between creators who believe that stories matter as much as machines.📺 Join us live and jump into the discussion🎧 Catch the replay on the Tunay Na Rider podcastSame passion. Same network. Same love for the ride.Tunay pa rin
This week on Tunay Na Rider, we sit down with JP Loja, founder of Orion Muffler Shop, and Jacq Buncio, one of Orion’s key supporters and a respected KOL in the local riding scene.JP shares his journey building Orion, the philosophy behind custom performance exhausts, and what it means to open a new flagship store dedicated to craft, quality, and riders. Jacq adds perspective from the community side—why he supports Orion, what riders really look for in performance mods, and how trust is built between builders and riders.This episode is about passion, credibility, and supporting Filipino builders who put in the work.Perfect for riders who love the culture behind the machines—not just the machines themselves.
The Dakar Rally sounds like a different planet.Desert stages, brutal fatigue, navigation pressure, and machines pushed to the limit.In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we do a Noobs Guide to the Dakar Rally.No jargon. No flex. No gatekeeping. Just a clear, rider-to-rider breakdown.We’re joined by Manny Cabili and Darwin Zialcita to talk about:What Dakar is really about beyond the highlight reelsHow riders train and prep their bikesThe mental game, discipline, and endurance requiredWhy Dakar is not just speed, it’s strategy and resilienceIf you’ve ever asked, “Paano nila tinatapos ‘yan?”, this one’s for you.Whether Dakar is your dream or you just want to understand the mindset behind it, listen in.Tunay Na Rider learning mode, on.
In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we sit down with Chigee Philippines—the world’s first and leading innovator in Smart Riding Systems for motorcycles. As 2026 approaches, Chigee is once again setting the pace, redefining how riders interact with their motorcycles, the road, the new Smart technology for bikes, and the riding experience itself. We dive into the evolution of Smart Riding Systems, how Chigee became the benchmark in this space, and what groundbreaking features and innovations riders can expect in the coming year. From safety advancements to seamless connectivity and next-level rider convenience, this episode gives you an insider look at the future of motorcycling. If you’re passionate about tech, safety, or simply curious about what’s next for riders—make sure tonride with us in this episode.
In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we’re getting to know Ate Kaye, Madamnventure, and Yana Pineda—three Filipina riders making a real impact in the world of Philippine Motorcycle Tourism. As the dedicated brand ambassadresses of LoopPH Ride.Tour.Explore. and Q815 Clothing and Custom Prints, they champion scenic routes, responsible touring, and the empowering rise of women in motorcycling.Join us as we explore their beginnings, the trails they’ve taken, and the passion that fuels their adventures. Get to know the women proving that the future of motorcycle tourism is dynamic, inspiring, and proudly Filipina.
She left the U.S. to return to the Philippines—not for comfort, but for passion.In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we sit down with Boomba Queen, a proud Filipina-American rider now based in Dumaguete, who’s capturing attention with her fesrless rides, advocacy for women on two wheels, and authentic love for the open road.We’ll talk about how she discovered riding, the beautiful places her adventures have taken her, the challenges women riders still face today, and how she’s using her platform to inspire, empower, and uplift the riding community.Whether you’re into moto-influencers, women empowerment, or just great ride stories—this episode is definitely one for the books.Tunay na Rider para sa lahat—lalo na sa mga Reyna ng kalsada.
Big night tonight, TNR fam!For the first time, we’re telling the full RIDE UNITED story; straight from the people who built it.Joining the Tunay Na Rider table:🔥 Vince Tagle — CEO, RIDE UNITED🔥 JC Santamarina — RIDE UNITED🔥 Jinno Rufino — Host, Partner🔥 Bobby Orbe — Ph Moto IconKing Sengco and I were also part of the launch as hosts, so we’re bringing the behind-the-scenes perspective too.We’re answering everything tonight:• Why was RIDE UNITED created?• What does this mean for riders, shops, creators, racers, and the entire industry?• What’s the vision for 2025 and beyond?• And the big question… why now?If you love riding culture, this episode is for you.Individually we ride; but from here on, We RIDE UNITED.
Masahiko “Gucci” Eguchi and Toni Boi Acuesta of Yamaha Philippines join us live on Tunay Na Rider to relive the Yamaha Japan Tour with Filipino riders.We will talk about🇯🇵 The routes they took and the places they visited in Japan🏍️ What it was like guiding Filipino riders on Japanese roads🤝 The Yamaha hospitality that welcomed the group✨ The unforgettable moments and stories from the tourAnd of course, we will ask the question everyone wants to know.👉 Will this Yamaha Japan Tour happen again for other Filipino riders?Samahan ninyo kami sa live. Comment your questions for Gucci and Toni Boi, and tell us if you would join a Yamaha Japan Tour in the future.
When the storm hits, some riders don’t seek shelter — they roll out to save lives.In this episode of Tunay Na Rider, we sit down with two remarkable guests: both riders and firemen who serve as frontliners in emergency response.As Super Typhoon Uwan batterwd the Philippines, they rode through danger to bring help where it was needed most.We will talk about what it takes to be a rwsponder on two wheels, what ordinary riders can do during calamities, and how to acquire the skills and mindset needed to serve safely and effectively.Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a daily commuter, this episode is a reminder that the spirit of Tunay na Rider is also the spirit of bayanihan.
This week on Tunay Na Rider, we sit down with Ms. Mikes Duque — a 23-year-old rider and digital creator who’s making waves both on and off the saddle. When she’s not out riding and sharing her adventures, she’s preparing to take on a whole new road — the path to becoming a doctor. We’ll talk about how her passion for two wheels began, how she built her online presence, and how she plans to balance her dreams in both riding and medicine.An inspiring episode for riders chasing their passions on every path in life.
The Philippine CFMoto MT Challenge Team takes on the world stage—from winning locally to facing pro riders in Australia. 🇵🇭🏍️In this episode, The TNR Crea and Aaron Palabyab sit down with John Mascariñas, Arvie Soriano, Arjay Salamatin, Tristan Cheng to break down:• What really happened in the MT Challenge world finals• Competing against taller, stronger, pro-level riders• Why the MT450 became their bike of choice• Injuries, surprises, and behind-the-scenes moments• How the experience leveled up their riding and mindset• What the Philippines needs to build world-class ADV and enduro talentA fun, candid, and inspiring kwentuhan about skill, teamwork, resilience, and why Filipino riders became the crowd favorites.Ride hard, ride safe, ride Tunay and enjoy the episode!
What does adventure riding really mean?Is it about going extreme; mud, cliffs, and crashes, or can it be chill, cheap, and still just as meaningful?This week, Tunay Na Rider rides deep with Aaron Palabyab; filmmaker, rider, and storyteller, as we explore what “adventure” means to different kinds of riders.We’ll talk about:• Exploration vs Extreme Riding• Expensive vs Budget Adventures• Storytelling through the ride• And how every journey, no matter how small, can be epic.
What happens when a former racing champion steps into leadership and another champion keeps shaping the culture from the garage to the grid? In this episode, Jacob Ang shares how competitive discipline translates to rider-first decisions at BMW and BMW Motorrad in the Philippines, while Archie Garcia brings decades of racing and mentorship to the table.In this conversation• Lessons from motorsport that carry into leadership and community building• A rider-centric vision for BMW Motorrad in the Philippines• How to grow a safer, more skilled riding culture that still keeps the fun• The practical future of EVs on Philippine roads• The one skill every Filipino rider should masterIf you love fast lines, smart strategy, and the heartbeat of rider culture, this one’s for you.Listen, rate, and share with a friend who rides BMW—or dreams of it.#TunayNaRider #BMWMotorrad #RidingCulture #PhilippineMotorcycling
This week, Tunay Na Rider features the powerhouse trio behind Big Bike Medic Ducati Racing Team.Middleweight A Champion Kurt Matibag, Super A Champion Lyle Parica, and Team Manager Kenneth Nepomuceno share what it takes to win — the grind, the gear, and the guts behind every race.We go behind the helmets and inside the paddock to understand how top riders train, think, and push the limits of performance on and off the track.#TunayNaRider #BigBikeMedic #DucatiRacing #PirelliCup #MotoPH
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