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SM City Iloilo Modified Motorshow
The activity area of the SM City in Ilo-Ilo was the venue of a well-deserved motorcycle show and competition last April 28, 2009. Fifteen of the best Ilonggo ingenuity were on display to showcase their paint, color, design, and different modifications and accessories for the public.
Participated in by members of the Phil Bikers Club and Pro Bikers Club both from Ilo-Ilo enjoyed each others company as the day long activity progressed in the center of the mall. Aficionados and other enthusiasts stopped and stared, others took photos of the bikes, while others were wooed by the distinct designs of the participants.
Four Yamaha Mios competed for the title of Best Scooter as these Mios wore different coats of paint and were jazzed up with both body graphics and accessories. The Moped class was divided into two separate categories, the B-Class or the slightly modified, and the A-Class or the heavily or super modified. In these two categories, the participants were really dressed up to impress the crowd and judges. Color themes, race bike replicas, unusual set-ups, out-of-this-world accessories, and other ways of pimping out a bike was done to the various models ranging from Honda XRMs to the underbone king, the Suzuki Raider 150. Within these assortment of bikes, two motorcycles stood out to attract most of the passers by due to its size, simplicity, and uncanny design. Two Chopped Hogs, or commonly called Choppers, were also there to battle it out against each other for the title of Best Custom Big Bike. This truly was an exotic collection of the mild to wild bikes of Ilo-Ilo.
Judging was done later that afternoon with three judges, Jonathan George Uy of The Racing Line (Davao), Danilo Santiago of Shago Racing (Manila), and Gus Banusing of Ground Effect (Ilo-Ilo). They looked, scrutinized, and crammed their fingers in the bikes to check their fit, cleanliness, and smoothness of the fifteen brave bikes on display.
This event was done in coordination with Phil Bikers Mosrai who helped gather the 15 top bikes of the city.
The next day, during the awarding of the 2009 Philippine Autocross Championship Series-IloIlo Round 2, the winners of the 4 categories of the motorshow were also awarded their honors. Here is the honor roll of the event:
Scooter Class
#4 Edison Gayoma
#3 Erwin Ruinata
#2 Emmanuel Doque
Moped A Class
#1 Danilo Cornel
#3 Marlon Millema
#5 Norbert Gallofin
Moped B Class
#1 Mario Iguidez, Jr.
#3 Darius dela Cruz
#2 Ildefonso Odi III
Chopper Class
#1 John Melgar
#2 Orland Rocero
