Life On Two Wheels Series #17 | #Monomad Challenge

Hello there Black and White community, hope everyone is safe and doing wherever you may be on the globe. For today's content, I'm going to share another photo series of mine titled Life On Two Wheels, for those Hivers who just followed me and my content, this photo series is about capturing the fast-moving subject, especially vehicles with two wheels, particularly motorbikes. And all these photo series of mine were turned into Black and White for this will be my entry for the #monomad challenge a daily photo contest initiated by @monochromes.

To begin with, the Yamaha made motorbike that has a 150cc engine motor. Here in the Philippines, this bike is the most desired underbone sportbike by racing enthusiasts, no wonder why the Yamaha named it Sniper 150. As you can see in the above photo his Sniper 150 even got modified decals, if you notice it has a monster logo in it.

On the other hand, the second bike is a Suzuki made with a 115cc engine motor which they named Smash. If you notice the rider seems to have a case of bottled beer in front which he holds using his legs. Seems funny that lads do everything just to have a bottle of beer. (LOL😁) while below is a Honda-made motorbike with a 125cc engine motor which the Honda named XRM, the bike is actually an underbone style as well, but could also be used in off-road bikes.

In the above photo, you can see that motorbikes were the primary mode of transportation here in the Philippines, especially in most provinces. As you can see in the photo that there are two back riders of what looks to be a Suzuki Smash bike. It seems to be a family riding together on their bike. In addition to it, the Philippines had motorcycle taxis that you can hire especially in the provinces, and have gradually been adopted by the city commuters since it's the fastest way to travel from point a to point b knowing the congested traffic over the city. These motorcycle taxis were commonly named by most locals as Habal-habal.

Lastly, I also captured a local brand of the motorbike a scrambler type bike with a 250cc engine motor. A Rusi-made bike which they name the bike as Rusi Classic. As you can see the bike has saddlebags attached to the tip of the bike seat which really looks good on the bike and at the same time great storage for a long ride considering that most classic bike has little to no storage at all.