Bikes, parts and the papers to ride them.
Trevor Travis has sold, fixed and registered motorcycles on National Road, Bayanan, since 2003. Every bike on the floor is checked by the same people who run the parts counter.
Fig. 1 What “checked” means on every pre-owned bike we sell.
- Brakes. Pads, discs and fluid measured, and replaced if they’re past the limit.
- Tyres. Tread depth and date code checked. Anything over five years old is replaced before sale.
- Papers. The frame and engine numbers are matched against the OR/CR before the bike goes on the floor.
On the floor this week
Six pre-owned bikes, from a ₱29,500 scooter for the commute to a big bike for weekends in Tagaytay. Prices are cash prices; every one can also go on installment.
Want a brand-new unit instead? We order scooters and underbones from the makers at their suggested retail price, usually in about a week.
- Yamaha Mio J 1152014 · scooter · 31,400 km₱29,500
- Yamaha Mio M3 1252016 · scooter · 18,200 km₱42,000
- Suzuki Raider 1502013 · underbone · 26,700 km₱48,000
- Royal Enfield Classic 3502022 · standard · 6,900 km₱178,000
- KTM 790 Duke2019 · naked big bike · 14,200 km₱445,000
- Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R2020 · sport · 9,800 km₱548,000
Started on tricycles, three streets from here
Trevor grew up in Bayanan, the son of a tricycle driver on the Bayanan–Alabang run. At fourteen he was patching tubes at a vulcanizing shop by the market. By twenty, half the tricycles on his father’s line came to him when they wouldn’t start.
He opened a parts stall on National Road in 2003 and the showroom beside it in 2009. He still works the counter most mornings, and he has bought, checked and sold most of the bikes on the floor himself.
Call with your model. We’ll check the shelf.
The counter stocks what wears out on the bikes people ride here: scooters, underbones and the popular 150s, plus helmets and gear. Tell us the model and year, and we’ll give you the price and check the shelf before you make the trip.
- Engine oil, 1 L, 10W-40₱320
- CVT belt, Mio and Click 125₱650
- Brake shoes, most scooters₱280
- Chain & sprocket, Raider 150₱1,450
- Full‑face helmet, ICCfrom ₱2,400
Same-day courier inside Muntinlupa, or pick it up at the counter.
Installment, worked out in pesos
We run our own installment plan, so there’s no bank in the middle. You pay 20% down, and the balance has a flat add-on of 1.8% a month for 12 to 36 months.
Approval takes one to two working days. You’ll need a valid ID, proof of income and a recent proof of billing.
- Cash price, 2016 Mio M3 125₱42,000
- Down payment, 20%₱8,400
- Balance₱33,600
- Add-on, 1.8% × 12 months₱7,258
- Monthly, 12 months₱3,405
Sample computation, rounded to the peso. Over 12 months you pay ₱49,258 in all, down payment included. On 24 months it’s ₱2,005 a month.
How buying a bike here goes
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Call or text first
Tell us which bike caught your eye. We’ll confirm it’s still here and hold it for you until closing.
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Look it over and ride it
Go over the bike with whoever checked it. Bring your driver’s licence and you can take a test ride on any pre-owned unit.
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Ride home, papers handled
Pay cash and ride home the same day, or sign once your installment is approved. We file the OR/CR transfer with the LTO for you; it takes two to four weeks.
Find us on National Road
National Road, Bayanan
Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila
- Coming from Alabang, the shop is on your right just past the Bayanan tricycle terminal. Look for the orange shutter.
- There’s motorcycle parking out front. Jeepneys to Putatan stop across the road.
- Monday – Sunday
- 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Last service job
- 5:00 PM
Open every day until 7 PM.
Call ahead and we’ll have the bike out front or the part on the counter when you get here.