Ep. 310: Tunay Na Rider: Gabriel Go

Ep. 310: Tunay Na Rider: Gabriel Go

Gabriel Go is a rider who became an enforcer, and an enforcer who never stopped being a rider. As head of the MMDA Special Operations Group | Strike Force, he clears Metro Manila's illegal parking and road obstructions daily. As a former racer and longtime motorcycle enthusiast, he moves through that world understanding exactly what riders value and what the rules actually mean. In this conversation with Ibba Bernardo and King Sengco, Go talks about the intersection of enforcement and riding culture, what drives him to go viral clearing streets, and the deeper question of what separates responsibility from kamote. He walks through the real mechanics of sidewalk enforcement, illegal towing, and what riders need to know to stay safe and legal. It's a rare sit-down: not a lecture, but a rider talking to riders about the roads we all share. Tunay Na Rider of the Week.

Ep. 309: Tunay Na Rider: Roscoe Odulio

Roscoe Odulio sells more motorcycle brands than anyone in the country. He also rides them all over the world. This episode of Tunay Na Rider, Ibba and King sit down with Roscoe Odulio, VP of Wheeltek, the dealer that now carries the most motorcycle brands in the Philippines: Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Triumph, KTM, Aprilia, MV Agusta, Vespa, CFMoto, Husqvarna, TVS, and Bimota, with the European Big 4 now complete through the new BMW Motorrad partnership. But strip away the business and you'll still find a collector, and a rider who chases roads across the Philippines and the world. We dig into: How he got hooked on riding in the first place Riding all over the Philippines and the world, and the rides he can't forget The collection, and how he picks what comes next The business of riding, and how he keeps the passion alive after 50 years He sells the dream. He rides it too. Tunay na rider. Hosted by Ibba Bernardo and King Sengco. New episodes every Tuesday. Listen, then join us live on Facebook for more.

Ep. 308: TUNAY BA?

Gray market is everywhere in the moto scene, and most riders don't fully get what they're giving up. Gray market and parallel imports are genuine products sold outside authorized channels, so no local warranty and no real after-sales support. We're sitting down with Loboo, Ride United, and PIAA to break down why that matters, who it hurts, and how to buy smart. What we'll get into: What gray market and parallel importing actually are Why buying from authorized dealers and official channels protects you: warranty, support, real after-sales The impact of gray market on the brands, the market, and the economy The mixed-channel issue: dealers who get legit stock from distributors then blend in gray market product Where counterfeit fits in, the extreme end where fakes turn into a safety risk How to spot legit and buy smart One table, real talk. Tunay ba ang gamit mo?

Legal Ba Mag Waze? | JLM x TNR

Aminin mo na: naka-Google Maps ka, may pumasok na message, tiningnan mo habang tumatakbo. Pero legal ba? In the premiere of the JLM x TNR series, Ibba and King sit down with Atty. Fred Belandres, a daily Vespa rider and former transportation department lawyer who once ran license-cancellation hearings at the LTO. Justitia Lex Machina is the group of lawyer-riders best known for taking the doble plaka law to court, and now they're bringing real legal answers to the riding community, one episode a month. The question this round is simple but loaded: does using Waze, GPS, or your phone while riding fall under the Anti-Distracted Driving Act? We break down what the law actually says, the three-second glance that turns into a crash, the voice-activated and hands-free exceptions, HUD helmets and Cardo AI, and the penalties that climb from ₱5,000 to a cancelled license. It's rider rights, minus our usual horrible advice. Pakinggan mo, then tell us: what's your definition of a Tunay na Rider?

Ep. 307: From Zero to Rider x MotorClyde

🎧 New episode: From Zero to Rider, The TNR Crew and Spouses Learn with MotorClyde. Most Filipino riders learn by winging it on the road. This episode flips that. MotorClyde sponsored a learn-to-ride session for our production team and our spouses, and four first-time riders, Philip Co, Ivan, Grace, and Angel, went through the program from scratch. We get into: * Why they finally decided to learn, and what held them back for years * “Skills before speed”: the case for formal training before bad habits set in * What really happens inside the program: the drills, the humbling, the click moment * The spouse angle: learning to ride with your partner watching * Honest advice for anyone who has been saying “someday” King Sengco sits in as MotorClyde assistant coach, with Ibba Bernardo and Buck Pago back on the mic. However you ride, this one is about starting right. 🔗 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. #TunayNaRider #MotorClyde #FromZeroToRider #SkillsBeforeSpeed #LearnToRide #MotorcycleTraining