HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES, CEBU CITY, CEBU. HOW MUCH?
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- The Harley Davidson dealer in Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines has a selection of new and pre-owned Harleys available. They have a service department as well as a store with jackets, gloves, shirts, boots, helmets, and more. Located on Fortuna Street in Mandaue.
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Ah, your best video yet, but I am biased, I rode a HD for many years, I had a 1986 FRX Lowrider. Gave it up 16 years ok, because of knee problems. I now have the Yamaha 125 MIO in the Philippines.
The 125 is probably a good choice here Dan. Safe travels.
Yeah...overly priced due to the import tax huge markup. And the older 2nd hand bikes are expensive too. But, if you want to ride around in this traffic here....go for it. Harley's meant for cruzin,not this traffic. I see the occassional bike around, but not too many. Anyway, cheers for the video mate. Good info as always. 😁😎
wow that is so cool I never even knew this Harley Davidson shop was in Cebu I really need to go back to Cebu sometime this year I hope when covid situation here in the Philippines gets much better
Rod that was interesting. I've always been curious about the Harley's over there
Thanks boogieman.
Good job Rod! Owning a Harley in the Philippines would be like owning a boat anywhere else. Expensive and hard to get parts ($$$). I looked for about a year here on Guam and talked myself out of one.
Thanks Randy. You don't seem many big bikes here. Most are under 200cc.
@@AmazingPhilippines1 I rode a Honda Supremo 150. Gave it to my brother-in-law after having too many close calls. Bought a car!
Nice video Rod, I need to check it out when I'm back in Cebu. There was a good size group of Harley riders in Medellin for a riding event there, there's a nice road there called the Aisle of Medellin, it's popular with some of the motorcycle clubs.
I laughed about the loud music comment, my fiancée turns the tv volume on high for no reason, maybe to drown out the noisy roosters!
Thanks Sam.
Thanks for this vlog Rod. It’s good to see Harley Davidson
in the Phillipines. Take care and stay safe. Cheers from NZ.
Glad you enjoyed it Graeme.
Thanks 😊
I got a Harley Sprint when I was thirteen and I bought a xlch when I was seventeen..the Harley Davidson owner and mechanic was a friend of my dads..the mechanic punched out my XLCH and put Chevy pistons and re done the valves and put a racing cam in it.. nobody had electric starters back then and the foot crank would throw me over the handlebars regularly..hehe..the cops were friends of my dad and they clocked my bike at 154mph..that was fast back in the sixties..I can't remember what the quarter mile time was..I also raced flat track with the 250cc Sprint..I had a few minor accidents while racing but never had a serious road accident.. couple of my buddies got killed riding on the highway because of other people's carelessness..I quit riding when I was thirty eight..that's my story and I am sticking to it..hehe😁🤔🤗. Thanks for the video..I never get tired of looking at motorcycles, cars and beautiful women.. hehehe
Cool story Richard! Glad you survived it all. My sisters Honda 90 was the biggest I rode. LOL.
NICE BEEN A LONG WAIT FOR SOME BIKE VIDEOS!!!
Hope you enjoyed it!
We were just by there the other day, I noticed an MG dealer across the street i really want to go back to. Did you see the new Pan-American they just released?
I have been by here dozens of times but finally stopped in as my friend was looking for something for his new vest. Interesting place John.
do they make them quite for a reason?
Thanks Rod. Was at that dealership a couple of years ago. Just bought a t-shirt. Most bikes are almost double the price in the US due to import duties and other fees. Not worth bringing mine over for the same reason. Too big to easily get through traffic and will overheat. Thanks for showing and sorry that the music will probably get you demonitized.
Thanks Lamar. I was afraid of the music but no problems yet.
I like the 883,unfortunately I can't find it now...I go for Japanese brand..sound good so far..but still my heart goes for hd
Thanks Rod was nice to see i would go there and look around to i have seen a few HARLEY'S up driving around in Bogo
If I bought a bike it would be to get out of the city Kriss.
Nice bikes I been to the dealership in Davao city also a nice shop high end bikes.I would love to build a ridge chopper but parts are hard to get in.thxs for sharing
Very cool! Parts availability is always an issue here.
Nice find. Interesting to see since my hometown is Milwaukee. Thanks for the Tour. Stay safe on your travels.
Thanks for watching James.
Nice Harleys Rod. I googled Harley Davidson here in the the states. The lowest is less than 10,000 dollars and the highest I saw is about 20 grand. As always, you put out a good video.
Thanks for the info Jane. I guess there is a huge tax on bringing vehicles in to the Philippines.
Thanks for this video Sir, I hope that you will love the Philippines.
Yes, love it here. Thanks Gani.
Great job. Love for HD tri glide!
Thanks. I haven't ridden one but it would be fun.
10:20 that pre owned bike is kinda badass!
Those 883 here in states is the Sportster. They start around 12,000.
About $15k in Guam.
Thanks for that info.
Next, do a video on HONDA GOLDWINGS
I visited the Harley store in Makati it was similar nice shop nice clothes good video Rod 👍
Cool, thanks Dennis.
While I ride a Harley here in the States I will not have one there. The reason being the road system. I will likely end up with a BMW 800 adventure bike. It is more suited to the conditions there. I know there is a dealer in Bacolod. Thanks for sharing.
BMW has a dealer here also Matt. Safe travels.
Nice! Toto playing in the background 😊
Thanks Gary.
Very nice Rod, there is a huge following of Harley Davidson bikes here in NZ. Though i must admit, of the many different models i have owned over my long life, i preferred Honda of which i have had several larger bikes. During my early years with the Govt. Traffic Department, i was issued initially with a used AJS 650 twin and later it was replaced with a brand new Triumph Thunderbird, also a 650 twin, which i found to be far superior to the AJS, in performance and handling. Thanks for this look around Rod.
Interesting Bob. I have never ridden a big bike. Honda 90 probably doesn't count. LOL.
the Milwaukee 8 is a 2 cylinder and 4 valves per cylinder hence the "8", all harley's are 45 degree single crank pin pushrod operated v-twins .
Mr. Ayala has a substantial collection of custom Harleys....
Thanks Greg.
Great subject and info on $$ costs. I could only dream of a Harley but from what I've researched, my Yamaha YZ250 motocross bike (very loud) would much more practical but I wouldn't do that to my neighborhood, or I wouldn't be welcome there for long.........Hehe!
Made in India or were since Harley closed production there.
He said most come from Thailand now Ernie.
@@AmazingPhilippines1 i own a Harley back in California . I would not fork out that cash here on a Harley Asianson
Maintaining the bike is too costly .
You are better off buying Japanese bikes here.
Parts and repairs cost less.
If you are a senior.Ride on 4 wheels..
I will sell mine soon.
Be safe!
I doubt there would be too many big bikes in Cebu or Manila because of the traffic. I did see quite a few in Bacolod, but the traffic there is much more forgiving
It is rare I see them here Clyde. You are right about the traffic.
Man motorcycles in the Philippines are expensive compared to North America, although we have to consider the tax is included in what you're quoted.
Yes, the tax adds a lot Tim.
I saw one Harley Davidson bike here in Davao City. It was a big bike!
Cool, nice bikes!
Harleys are quality machines no one should deny that..But too much bike for the Philippines in my opinion..They are mostly motorway cruisers so they need to stretch their legs..Great video Rod on a different topic than usual..Blessings from Australia
I respectfully disagree about the quality, they are way over priced and or hyped. They are a status symbol for most people. The parts are expensive and maintenance is over priced. I rode one for years a long with Yamaha and Honda. I would take the Japanese big bikes over Harley. But that’s just my opinion. Have a good day sir
@@lifsabeech I respectfully agree with what you say except the quality could be worse..Harleys could be MADE IN CHINA
@@albertsammut433 I can’t argue with that.
"Easy Rider"..with Jack Nicholson, Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda just wouldn't have been the same if they were on a Honda Goldwing.. hehehe
@@lifsabeech two words, "Easy Rider".. wouldn't have been the same if they would have been on a Honda Goldwing.hehehe
Very expensive compared to the US, paid $20 K recently for a 2017 Road King Special but I get it, import taxes and such
Customs fees here can be very high.
Love Harleys I have had several the price in the Philippines are double from the USA 🇺🇸 but they are sure nice HOG
Yes, nice bikes Tom.
Harley Davidsons are cool. especially the soft tail.
yes, very nice.
Wow. Beautiful bikes
Thanks ✌️Anthony.
Hello there;
How are you?
I possible I would like to know from you the following please:
1-what useful documents would you recommend one carry in our wallet at all times in the Philippines... lawyers business card, cash money, or insurance card?
2-if after a serious accident in the Philippines one is taken to the hospital unconscious and unable to talk; how can one then get the medical treatment that he needs if we have to pay upfront first?
3-is it true that you need someone to bring you food while you are in the hospital?...what do you do if you live alone, and don't have anybody?
4-what travel medical insurance do you recommend?
Have a nice day and thank you.
Good questions Fernando. You might want to carry a copy of your passport with the latest extension. Money at the hospital is a major problem here. I know of my partners coworker who died of stroke apparently. Was taken from work to a near by hospital. They wouldn't admit this Filipino without some payment of 9500 pesos the employer arranged delivered.
@@AmazingPhilippines1 Thank you kindly.
Please correct me if I am wrong: but I did not get your answer concerning questions # 3 and 4 ? Thank you.
The prices are on par as for anywhere, the smallest Harley Davidson will weigh around 200 kilo, most between 300 and 400 kilo. My Harley is around 800 pounds.
Thanks John. You don't want to have to pick that up off of the ground.
sir is there 500cc harley and its price?
Is there a Harley rental place on Cebu
I am not aware of one Michael.
Do they repair the motorcycle
Yes, they have a repair shop there also Ron.
Wow very expensive motorcycle but beautiful Harley Davidson Davidson is very famous brand done all pls visit me in Rome
Thanks for visiting Marifel.
How much monthly payments
Rod thanks for that. I have been trying to decide weather to bring mine over now I will for sure
dont be a fool you will have nothing but problems paperwork cost of maintenance shipping not a good idea in heavy traffic cant maneuver like a small scooter too hot idling in traffic but the ego demands it so ???
I'll be up on the pampanga area seems like more rural travel up there. I guess worst case I could sell it if it's not comfortable riding
Glad to help John.
love my 2018 street glide special that's painted "twisted cherry" to bad i wont be able to bring it when i retire
You have a lot more "road" to ride back home Chuck.
you can sold it there and buy new in Philippines its just gonna cost you an arm and a leg
Name of owner so that i can contact !?
Not the best bikes but the coolest.
Thanks.
Hi I'm from cebu :)
Good work Rod
Thank you! Cheers Dasani.
are they hiring?
Can u rent for a week
Contact them directly Joseph.
You can find them here a lot in the usa .
Yes, lots in the USA Manuel.
I could never ride a big bike in the philippines. I had big bikes in Texas . But here 150 is as big as I want. Funny thing is for the price of a Harley you can buy a house in the philippines.
I agree Texas Cowboy.
ok lang as long as you have million
LOL. Yes, thanks Jefferson.
Them some seriously sexy bikes...
Yes, cool!
With the traffic there I wouldn't have a Harley. Plus they are sooo over priced!
Had a group of them go by us on the SLEx a few years ago. Big highways like that are the only place a big air cooled bike like those make sense. Manila or Cebu stop and go, ... no thanks.
Thanks Terry.
I love motorcycles and owned a Ducati monster. But really no reason to own anything bigger than 150cc in the Philippines. Cities too busy and not a lot of open clear roads. Even out in Province. Plus you pay up big time for a bike like a Harley in the Philippines even though most larger Harley’s are built in US they now have manufacturing outside the US in India and soon in Thailand. But must have been cool to see them in the showroom there.
Thanks and I agree Chris. The smaller bikes make more sense here.
Before I relocated to the RP I sold my mint and modified 2007 FXDL Harley LowRider with less than 10000 miles for $7700 (P423500). I've owned 3 Harleys in the USA but honestly they are way overpriced here.
Interesting Tom. The customs fees to ship a vehicle here are exorbitant also.
Almost shipped my 2015 street glide here but sold it before i moved
Lots of expense in shipping those Jim.
buy the low rider rod...
This is my dream bike😢
wrong bikes for the philippines like in the usa harley is doomed the ecomony is trashed and wont be coming back anytime soon !!
Thanks Michael.
Nice bike
Thanks ✌️
The lightest bike Harley makes is about 300 kilo and that is the PanAm
Bad boy ,low rider Rod
Yes, they are.
Too damn hot there for air cooled engines unless it is ridden in province city too congested and handling is far inferior than a scooter in heavy traffic like the 9 kilometer used bike in showroom it was likely bought as ego food by a novice scared himself and parked it the price is sure as hell way over the top
Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost. That's where the "over the top price" comes from.
Thanks Russell.
Harley, for those that like to tinker.
Good point Rick.
The lightest Harley there weighs around 300 kg. Mine is over 400 kg.. 400 lb Harley ?? Lmao
if you get me a visa i buy two with cash....
'A V-Twin 4 cylinder'?? Even there they are over priced!
Thanks Paul.
Overpriced junk. Harley Davidson is just a brand nowadays
Thanks Bob.
just curious, have you ever owned one? They are much better than you think.
Harley doesn’t now or ever has made a 4 cylinder.
Thanks Jeff.
D ako pwede
And they said Philippines is a poor country lol.
There is a lot of money here...but I rarely see any Harleys on the streets.
@@AmazingPhilippines1 hmmmmm....maybe too short to ride. Can't be the money then, because I've seen many Porche, Ferrari, and so on...when I visited Philippines.
those pre own Harley can be finance.