Nov 25-27, 2022 at the CCP Complex
| Info | Details |
|---|---|
| What | 1st Freedom Ride Festival |
| By Whom | Mason Bikers- Sons of Luzon |
| When | Nov 25-27, 2022 |
| Where | Liwasang Ilalim, CCP Complex Pasay City |
The 3-day fanfare is the most awaited event of the year for motorcycle clubs across the country. It also caters to the whole family and all ages featuring concerts. It is open to all walks of life including delivery riders.
Tickets are priced at Php 2,500 only limited to 1,000 pieces.
This event is the project of Mason Bikers- Sons of Luzon whose founders and members assembled in a motor-themed venue at Vespa Cafe fitting with all of its stimulating decors and hangings of anything related to Vespa motor.
Secretary Odhey Isip answered queries and presented an overview of Sons of Luzon’s big project.
Mr. Tony Andaya, the founding chairman, gave the opening remarks with warm reception followed by a short intro video introducing the Sons of Luzon and the group"s projects and aspirations fostering brotherhood, charity, and humility.
More than a hobby, motorbikers have come a long way in using mobility to conduct relief operations and other socio-civic activities. They have evolved as an extension support system serving unreached and needy communities which is what Sons of Luzon have been practicing for the past few years.
Founding members of Sons of Luzon taking turns to discuss the preparation for the big event presided by Mr. Andaya Furthermore, with this festival coming to the fold, the group laid out their preparation and plan for the event that will surely attract the motoring communities with the ultimate aim to promote Filipino products to the motorcycle community and be able to help grow their market in the country.
With 5000 SQ meters of the venue, the group revealed the location map with designated spots for the stage, exhibitors, bazaars, entry and exit points plus the contingency measures to avert risk and observe safety.
A passport method will be implemented for a complete experience of the festival with prizes awaiting the participants upon completion. There will be motor clinics for kids who are encouraged to be given their ABC in motorbiking, not to mention a free face painting.
Certainly not to be missed is the custom bike competition courtesy of Lycan Motors for those custom bike aficionados plus exhibitions from the experts and members of different motor clubs. That’s why Mr. Odhey Isip, the group secretary, was encouraging more clubs to participate and celebrate with an opportunity to bond with one another and put the Philippines on the map of responsible motorbikers with a heart. Gain friends and learn new trends on the latest technology. Expect big personalities to grace the occasion and even celebrities.
Hopefully, this event will pave the way for the recognition of motorbike riders as tourism, and social conscious ambassadors with future partnerships as secretary Odhey Isip envisioned it to become a yearly activity. Jay Granola another member of the organizing team assured the public that safety measures are also undertaken to ensure the public the best and most memorable experience in making this festival a success.
Check in for a ride as all gears are set and all roads lead to CCP in the spirit of camaraderie mark the dates for a go-to event for the motor-riding public.
For tickets and more details, follow the official page of Freedom Ride.
Francisco Palmares
Reporter
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