Some newer variants available in the market these days include the Mio Soul MX, Mio Soul, and Mio Sporty. My first scooter was actually a Yamaha Mio Fino Classic, and it’s proven to be a reliable ride over the years. The Mio is a very reliable commuter scooter. Chances are if you’ve seen a scooter, it was probably a Mio. The Yamaha Mio is one of the most popular scooter models in the Philippines. It is very easy to use even if you aren’t that tall. The BeAT has a low seat height, which makes it ideal for beginners, including female riders. The Street and Fashion models come in different stripe designs in different colors to choose from, while The BeAT Premium is a higher-end version that features a combi brake system–where one brake lever activates both front and rear brakes, idling stop system–which helps save gas by turning off the engine when idle, and eco-indicator–which tells you if you’re riding speed and style is saving gas. The new Honda BeAT now comes in three new stripe designs: Street, Fashion Sport, and Premium design. I’ve used BeATs a lot in island provinces like Siargao and Camiguin, where they’re commonly available as rental units. This 110cc scooter aims to be stylish and modern. The Honda BeAT is one of Honda’s scooter lines that continually gets upgraded with advanced features and technology with each new model. Here’s a look at some beginner-friendly scooters available in the Philippine market as of May 2020, listed by price range. With their small wheels and compact frames, scooters can squeeze easily into parking spots.

Some models even come with USB charging ports for your gadgets.

You can easily put your feet down in traffic, put your grocery bags on the floorboard, and store your valuables in the storage compartment. The scooter’s low seat height, floorboards and underseat compartments also make them ideal for commuting and errands. No need to fumble with a clutch to switch speeds. With these bikes, you just turn the key, twist the throttle and go. For beginners, nothing beats the simplicity of scooters. Many first-time riders, however, don’t know what kind of bike they need and are intimidated by the choices. Because of this, many are probably thinking of buying a motorcycle to make their daily commute easier. With social distancing considered the “new normal” everywhere in public transport, lines and queues are longer on the MRT, buses, and jeepneys.

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