go to search box go to global site navigation Hi, i would like to rent a fully automatic motorscooter (light motorcycle) in Baguio this Wed and Thursday (more or less). I need it for pleasure trips into the Baguio vicinity, not for offroad or any long-distance. For trips inside Baguio, i would stick to jeepneys or taxi. Mabuhay Bikes does NOT have a scooter for me in Baguio. I have called them. Online i don't see anything else. I don't want to bring a scooter from another town (coast, Angeles). I am aware that - Baguio has ok taxis- the scooter could cost 400 per day My hotel will be in central Baguio, and it seems that they have no parking. But there is a public guarded parking nearby, i believe, and i will happily use that (or not even rent overnight, i don't drive in the dark anyway). Thanks for all tips apart from Mabuhay Bikes! Copy and paste the url below to share the link.I was in the exact same situation as you a couple of years ago. But I couldn't find any affordable motorbike hire and like you didn't want to drive up from Angeles (although I am told it is a hell of a ride).

I ended up cancelling the whole trip.In response to #1After having been in Baguio i must say that the downtown traffic around the jeepney stations and with droves of pedestrians is scary. The mountain roads would certainly make for good cruising. At first i was disappointed about the dearth of motorcycles. But i also like walking and i found out that you can take jeepneys to the swimming pool valleys of Asin or Itogon, walk through rice fields and villages and then take a pleasant dip. Swinging hanging bridges take u to the other sides of the rivers, and there will be solid walkways. I used Google Maps with sat pictures and found the villagers unobtrusively helpful. Actually those days were even nicer than outings with a noisy "motor". Does anyone know of bike rentals in Laoag please ? I want to ride to Pagudpud for about four days, on my own. One destination mentioned in this post Where will you be staying in Laoag? Your hotel might help you with that. I havent decided where to stay yet, I will source a rental when I arrive there and let you all know of the result.

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Thanks for being a part of the TripAdvisor travel community! There is a motobike rental just opposite of the bus station in Pagudpud (maybe 100 m west) at REK Electrical Supply. We were looking desperately for a motorbike rental and discovered that just by chance. They are selling and repairing motorbikes, but there is no rental sign. Just ask for Jayar Mahor (phone 09192184565). 1000cc bike for sale in saWe didn't see another rental place in the whole region...used motorbikes for sale in accra i did that, it was great experience, the shop is at TOWN PROPER, where the bus stop at Pagudpud, ask the local they will show u, but have to careful of sun burn when driving motor bike and DONT go out after dark, i was lost in the dark around 7 pm alone driving motorbike. weise motorcycle clothing uk

after getting of the bus from laoag to Pagudpud, the shop is walking distance maybe 2 minute. Ask ko lang kung meron bang mare-rentahan ng Motorcycle sa Laoag? para makapag tour from vigan to Pagudpud is possible.. trasnport laoag to bangui windmills Transport Schedule between Laoag and Pagudpud Laoag to Vigan Bus Evening van/bus from Laoag to Claveria/Tuguegaraodirt bikes for sale on craigslist in wv Any one way car rentals in Laoag? Rent a car with driver Travel agent in Laoag Travel in North Luzon, Philippines famous pugon pizza in laoag See All Laoag Conversations Trip to Laoag, Pagudpud, Paoay and Vigan Reservation at Balay da Blas manila to manaog to baguioMotorbike rental in the Philippines Renting a car in the Philippines is difficult but you can rent a motorbike nearly anywhere. I discovered the Philippines by ferry and motorbike.

Arriving anywhere simply ask somebody about a motorbike for rent. You will get offers from all bystanders.If you are a real biker used to cruise with a 800, 1200 or 1800 ccm, then you will have to forget your dreams. All you get here are 125, 150 and 180 ccm. There are some very sparse rentals that can provide you with real motorbikes. You find some of them below. If you are not used to drive a motorbike, but your driver license allows you to drive a 125 ccm, then we recommend not to rent a motorbike. It is too dangerous. Not only the strange traffic rules can be dangerous, but there are lots of people and animals on the roads. Read our "Driving in the Philippines – a Beginner’s Guide". What and how much? Typical motorbikes you can rent anywhere are Honda and Yamaha assembled in the Philippines. They have 125 ccm motors and have a lot of plastic around the body. They are good for 2 to 3 persons. Rates depend on the place, the rental duration and your bargain skills.

Daily rental starts at PHP 250 and can go up to PHP 600. If you rent the motorbike for a week, then you usually get it for a daily rate of PHP 300 to 350. If you rent in a resort, then you have to add PHP 50 to 150. Often these motorbikes belong to the staff of the resort. CAUTION: Ask for a helmet. First it protects you and second you have to wear a helmet by law. You also need a copy of the bike's registration (LTO) papers with you. WARNING: You have NO insurance cover. In an accident you have to pay your medical treatment and the repair/replacement of the motorbike. HINT: In remote places fuel is available in sari-sari stores. The fuel is bottled in used Coke and Pepsi bottles. A typical rental shop Filipinos are friendly and help you Seeing a real motorbike, a Harley-Davidson or a Moto Guzzi or a BMW is a rare pleasure in the Philippines. Renting such a motorbike is nearly impossible. But there are at least 3 good addresses. If you know another motorbike rental that rents bikes bigger than 200 ccm, please inform us using the form at the end of the page.

Mactan Lapu Lapu City Phone: +63 32 4940851 Mobile: +63 915 741 9236 Stall 73 Fields Avenue Mobile: +63 918 456 4957 Motorbike Philippines rents motorbikes and offers guided trips - both on and off road. The off-road trips need some experience because you ride a Honda CRF250L Enduro. They also have a heavy machine, a Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Custom for rent! Before you think about renting a motorcycle, make sure the registration is up to date and the vehicle is in good shape. Many rental agencies and private persons do not keep the registration current, dont give you a helmet, have made illegal modifications and some will even rent you a stolen motorcycle! We publish some addresses, we think you can trust: Book2Wheel is an online booking website for renting motorbikes. The principle is the same as AirBnB or Uber. If your planing a trip to Bohol, Cebu, Dumaguete or Leyte and need a motorcycle to rent, Mikes Island Motorcycle Rentals is the best place to rent from.

Mikes' cares about your safety and only rents new or near new motorcycles. Each motorcycle goes through a rigorous 40 point mechanical and performance check list before its rented. A short Driving lesson Private Filipinos drive carefully and rather slowly. Buses, taxis and vans are usually speeding. There is no priority like "right of way". Vans (in cities tricycles and motorelas) Traffic enforcers override any other rule or traffic light. A highway isn't a freeway or motorway. It has the width of a country road. Use your horn when ever you overtake and when you see people on the road-side. Outside the big cities only 20% of the cars have correctly working lights in the night. We recommend not to drive after sunset. Beware of heavy rain. Landslides can block a high-way, non-concrete roads become non-navigable.Dogs cross the roads anytime. Other animals suddenly come out of the roadside bushes. There is no unique or uniform traffic law or traffic code.