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Mga motorsiklo sa bilihan na ito, mabibili sa halagang 4,000 pesos hanggang 10,000?! Saan ito? Panoorin ang video!

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00:00 [Music]

00:02 They are the new kings of our roads.

00:06 Motorcycles.

00:08 They can really go fast even in heavy traffic.

00:12 But because many people want to buy them,

00:16 the price is getting more expensive.

00:19 But did you know that there are still motorcycles

00:23 and spare parts that have a lower price?

00:27 This is one of the most common third parties in today's relationships.

00:32 Many men are lying.

00:35 That's why their wives or boyfriends

00:39 are limited in their jealousy.

00:42 Not other women, but motorcycles.

00:48 It's a waste of money if you just go to the motorcycle.

00:51 We spend our money on our motorcycles

00:53 because this is what we use every day.

00:55 This motorcycle needs to be in good condition.

00:58 For those who are guilty,

01:00 how much do you spend on your rides?

01:04 Actually, I got a order from an online shop for accessories weekly.

01:07 20,000 pesos monthly for maintenance and accessories.

01:10 But you will be caught by your motorcycles

01:14 in our news.

01:17 Here in Caloocan City,

01:20 this motorcycle is very expensive.

01:23 And the parts and accessories are sold at a low price.

01:29 If the brand new motorcycle is 25,000 to 100,000 pesos,

01:35 here, there is a price of 4,000 to 10,000 pesos.

01:40 How much is the price range of this motorcycle?

01:43 It's only 4,000 to 4,500 pesos for a whole motorcycle.

01:46 Hey, that's too much.

01:47 It's too much for the budget.

01:48 But the parts and accessories sold here are second-hand motorcycles,

01:53 repossessed motorcycles,

01:56 or motorcycles that were stolen from the first buyer

01:59 because they were not able to be sold or paid for.

02:04 Repossessed motorcycles.

02:06 Hmm, that's too much.

02:08 Eden bought two motorcycles here for 5,000 pesos.

02:15 I bought two motorcycles from them.

02:17 It doesn't work anymore.

02:19 The carburetor is stocked up.

02:21 We had it made by a mechanic.

02:23 And if he's really lucky, he's still able to find it.

02:28 We spent only 2,000 pesos.

02:30 We are happy because we thought we have something to use for our business.

02:36 They installed it as a sidecar

02:38 and now, the parts are being delivered to their junk shop.

02:45 The owner of a junk shop and motorcycle trading business in Laguna,

02:49 Abner Suerte,

02:51 felt lucky when he bought repossessed motorcycles

02:55 that he sold and repossessed.

02:57 I saw the motorcycles that looked like they were for a living.

03:00 36,000 pesos, not yet.

03:01 At first, Abner was already able to buy

03:04 165 units of repossessed motorcycles.

03:07 You can buy 1 unit of repossessed motorcycles for 2,200 pesos.

03:11 At first, I got 365,000 pesos.

03:15 If I bought all of them, I would probably get 700 pesos.

03:19 So far, there are no complaints that come back to me.

03:23 If ever, I can replace them because that's our agreement.

03:28 He chopped these up or separated the spare parts.

03:33 It took me almost one and a half months to get the parts out

03:36 because we had a hard time.

03:38 The shock that you buy that costs 800 pesos,

03:42 you can sell it for 150 pesos.

03:43 It's a big help to people.

03:45 The other parts were used to assemble the motorcycles

03:51 that he used for his people.

03:54 Of the 200 plus motorcycles that I got,

03:56 we probably got 20 motorcycles.

03:59 The shop where the repossessed motorcycles are sold,

04:05 Abner and Eden were the owners of the family of Napaneng.

04:09 Repossessed motorcycles.

04:11 It's so cool.

04:13 His mother's business was a junk shop.

04:18 She sold her shop to her three children.

04:22 There are still a lot of them.

04:24 Until they discovered the repossessed motorcycles' buy and sell.

04:28 The repossessed motorcycles came from the company.

04:30 My mother's three children who joined the repossessed building

04:35 won.

04:36 The motor parts were repossessed.

04:37 It was a hit to the people.

04:39 Because they were able to buy motor parts from us at a low price.

04:42 Until they started doing full-time business

04:46 in selling repossessed motorcycles.

04:48 What's the price range of this?

04:51 It's around 4,000 to 4,500 pesos for a whole motorcycle.

04:54 Most of their customers are from different provinces.

05:00 We saw on Facebook that the repossessed motorcycles are cheap.

05:03 That's why the repossessed motorcycles we sell are cheap.

05:06 We can only afford to buy cheap repossessed motorcycles.

05:09 The motorcycles we buy are complete.

05:12 ORCR, Certification from Company, and Dedup Sale.

05:15 Because of their income from selling repossessed motorcycles,

05:19 Napaneng graduated from college.

05:22 She also bought brand new motorcycles, cars, and trucks.

05:27 Our truck is our source of income in this business.

05:30 It helps us to transport the motorcycles and the cars.

05:33 Let's first look at the roadworthiness of a unit.

05:36 Once you buy it, it's better to bring it to the motorcycle mechanic

05:41 to check what needs to be replaced.

05:43 It's better to go through the motorcycle vehicle inspection system.

05:48 Like the requirements of the LTO before you register it.

05:51 It needs to be passed here.

05:53 It's very important that the sellers are legit sellers.

05:58 They need to have business name registration,

06:01 at least, and a business permit from the local government unit

06:05 so that they can operate such a business.

06:07 Or even the LTO,

06:10 they should have bought the repossessed motorcycles

06:15 and not stolen them.

06:16 That's why they should be careful.

06:18 When I got that motorcycle,

06:20 I went to the police station

06:23 to tell them that there will be a lot of motorcycles in my junk shop.

06:27 I sent the papers.

06:29 This business is registered in DTI.

06:32 At the same time, I have a mayor's permit.

06:34 We're happy because we can help people who are low on budget

06:38 so that they can fix their motorcycles.

06:40 Especially for the repossessed motorcycles that we sell.

06:44 We can see that they're passing by.

06:46 The sellers are smiling.

06:48 We're just smiling.

06:49 It's like, "Wow, that's what you bought from us?"

06:52 In life, it's important to be practical.

06:56 Others' trash should be looked at with kindness

07:01 so that it can be used for a long time.

07:04 Repossessed motorcycles.

07:06 It's like that.

07:08 Thank you so much, Kapuso.

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Mga motorsiklo at piyesa nito, ibinebenta nang bagsak-presyo?! | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

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