"The World As I See It" by Angkol Rider

There's an undeniable allure to the open road, the wind in your hair, and the world passing by in a blur of colors. While many people associate motorcycle riding with groups of friends cruising together, there's something uniquely captivating about riding solo. Riding solo isn't just about being alone; it's a journey of self-discovery, freedom, and adventure. In this article, we'll explore the joys and benefits of riding solo. 1. Embracing Independence Riding solo offers the opportunity to break free from the constraints of a group. When you're alone on your motorcycle, you make all the decisions – where to go, how fast to ride, and when to stop. It's an empowering experience that allows you to be in complete control of your journey. You can set your own pace, take detours on a whim, and savor the solitude of the open road. 2. Deepening the Connection with Your Bike When you ride solo, you develop a unique bond with your motorcycle. You become attuned to its...

There's a unique sense of freedom that comes with riding a motorcycle through the great outdoors.  The wind in your hair, the roar of the engine, and the open road ahead all combine to create an exhilarating experience. For many, motorcycling isn't just a means of transportation; it's a way of life that allows them to connect with nature in a profound way.  In this article, we'll explore the joys of riding a motorcycle while discovering the beauty of the natural world. Photo by Kelly from Pexels The Call of the Open Road One of the most alluring aspects of motorcycle riding is the call of the open road. Unlike being confined within the four walls of a car, motorcyclists are exposed to the elements, which can be incredibly liberating.  Whether you're cruising down a scenic highway or navigating a winding mountain pass, the sensation of being part of your surroundings is unparalleled. Connecting with Nature Riding a motorcycle is a sensory experience like no other. Yo...

Welcome to the Christian world, Salem Nexus Martuña August 27, 2023. Today I attended the baptism of Nexus, my friend Amboy's bundle of joy, held at St. Joseph The Worker Parish in Sasa, Davao City. With me as ninongs were buddies from Davao Honda Scooters Club namely (L-R): Gilmar, Arian and Geryl. I've known these guys (including Amboy) when I joined DHSC and we've been friends since then. We've had our share of adventures from long rides to inuman sessions and anything in between. Our friendship leveled up and now we are " kumpadres ." Nice one huh? Ayus! Being a Godparent or " ninong " I would have the same responsibility as the biological parent except paying for the school's tuition (just kidding! 😁). A Godparent's main duty and responsibility is to bring the " inaanak " closer to God as he is grows up. Also (on a personal note) set a good example on how he would become the best version of himself. You know what I mean. So ...