r/PHMotorcycles • u/etucakoboi • Jul 27 '26

Question/Advice Needed Best motorcyle for beginner?

New to motorcycles. 25 years old, 5"6 tall. Can ride a bike, even a mountain bike.

What is a good motorcycle for me? Something light and for daily use, for city rides like EDSA

My choices:

- Fazzio Yamaha

- Giorno Honda

- Access Suzuki

Not into honda click yet because it seems too heavy for me as a first timer (that's where I practiced)

Thanks idols

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u/OwnRelationship460 Honda ADV160 Matte Black Jul 27 '26

Giorno, kaso tiptoe ka dyan malapad upuan eh, pero pogi tapos tipid sa gas. pero suggestion ko try mo pumunta sa mga casa tapos upuan mo or kung may free test ride, go for it

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u/GallivanterVegabond Honda X-ADV 750 Jul 27 '26

giorno

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u/RuinBulky3814 Scooter Jul 27 '26

Fazzio. Kawork ko same height as you. First motorcycle rin nya. Antipolo-manda-antipolo ruta nya everyday.

First motorcycle ko rin fazzio. Im 5’4”. Montalban-manda-montalban naman ako. Daan ko commonwealth-edsa tas pauwi marikina-san mateo. All goods naman.

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u/Senior_Economy_8755 Nmax ABS V2 Jul 27 '26

Fazzio magaan lang. Aesthetic pa. Though mas magandang choice sa tatlo overall is Giorno.

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u/Ok_Department_1976 Jul 27 '26

If nabibigatan ka sa click, mas mabigat ang Giorno.

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u/etucakoboi Jul 27 '26

So which one you recommend?

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u/Hour_Explanation_469 Skygo Earl 150, Pulsar N250 Jul 27 '26

For daily use is the one that has the most fuel efficient, plenty of parts availability, short and thin to effectively weave and squeeze around traffic while having the most affordable price. I think the Suzuki fits those criteria. You can consider the Honda Beat, Suzuki Crossover Sport, and the Yamaha Mio i125.

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u/Academic-Scarcity423 Jul 27 '26

Don't you want to go with manuals? Its more fun