What's the month of October meant for Yamaha?

Yamaha Motofest was celebrated once more, gracing the Caloocan City with lots of surprises that only #YamahaRevsYourHeart.

All over the world, the 1st of October or October month has a lot of relevance to feast, celebrate, and party. It may connect to National Green City Day, National Cryptocurrency Month, National Hair Day, National Black Dog Day, National Homemade Cookies Day, National Fire PUP Day, National Pumpkin Spice Day, and October Beer Fest Month, to name a few. But here in the Philippines, Yamaha celebrated it once more as Yamaha Motofest.

After years of hiatus brought about by the Pandemic, Yamaha Motor Philippines celebrated Yamaha Motofest once again, along with the annual Caloocan Festival. The 11th Avenue showcased the Mio AT lineup, the only scooter that made a riding lifestyle relevant to every Filipino. Visitors got an ultimate experience staged exclusively. The experience goes beyond what is expected.

WELCOMING EVERYONE

Mayor Dale Gonzalo Malapitan, City Mayor of Caloocan, marked the beginning with the festivity highlighting the unity among motorcycle related businesses, motorcycle community, and the entire neighborhood. Being a rider himself, he appreciates the cooperation of everyone in making Caloocan, the motorcycle capital in the country.

THE INNOVATION OF THE FESTIVITY

The long week celebration is graced by no other than the live performances from DJ Arra, Dawn Chang, and Spongecola. Yamaha racers’ April King Mascardo and Gian Carlo Mauricio made their appearances as well, encouraging future racers the discipline of becoming professional racers. Great prizes also await attendees in stages upon participating in each leg of activities. The festival also features the Y-Connect Hub. It revolutionized digital application and riding fun, safe, and easy. It connects riders to their motorcycles.

THE FOREFRONT OF EVERY LIFESTYLE

The Yamaha Mio motorcycles have a unique characteristic that fits every lifestyle. Any rider can testify that Yamaha motorcycles go beyond their purpose. It’s a lifestyle that evolves and creates culture based on every riders’ need. All ride areas allowed enthusiasts to experience each motorcycle firsthand.

This colorful celebration made Caloocan a welcoming area highlighting the culture of motorcycles. Not only as the motorcycle capital of the Philippines, but also as the Yamaha Motofest home. Making every Filipino rider experience that only #YamahaRevsYourHeart.

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