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Marilaque Motorcycle Destination

 Marilaque became one of the motorcycle destinations for riders. It is an amazing place to capture every moment of the day in a motorcyle. A span of adrenalin rising twisting road in Infanta Quezon. Your best shot could be in this place to cherish life after decades of motorcycle riding. 

Riding a motorcycle needs carefulness and you should be wearing the right helmet and safety gears. 


Marilaque to some riders is an unforgetable experience. Let us hear  from one of the vloggers who made the place famous for motorcyle adventure. 

Giving thanks to one of the Philippine's vlogger J4 who made a great documentation of Marilaque Motorcycle adventure. 

CTTO: Video by J4 in Youtube 

For your next ride get the Gille 833 Classic helmet. 


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