Can't wait to see the completed trike.bunch of trikes for sure. great vlog Nice

Hope you get many years of enjoyment out of it and videos of touring Brian!

You will be the envy of the hood! LOL....looks really cool.

Sidecar looks like a carnival ride.

Looking forward to seeing the finished product Brian !!! Good luck lad !!!

nice 1 m8, stay safe, warm an well eh!

Thanks for the walk and talk Brian. Now I cant wait to see how it all looks when it done.

A very nice vlog. Cant wait to see your new Tric. 😀

It will be a good ride .

Very good video. Brian. 👍👍👍👍

I'd love to have one of these custom-made trikes. I visited the P.I. twice while serving in the USAF during June 1985 and again in May 1986. Had a wonderful time during both trips. The self-learned skills of the Filipino people have always amazed me. The American tradesmen are too shackled by Government regulations, OSHA, and EPA to even attempt a small shop like this one in the States. Oh well, I can't wait to see the finished bike!

Nice video Brian. Love the everyday walk around.

Yeah that’s cool how some of those guys trick those bikes out. Thanks for the video

Interesting how they are built. Yours should look cool when completed too! Great video thank you.

Congratulations Brian!

Looking forward to see it finished....sounds like you are hyped yourself! :)

I'm excited to see your sidecar done as you are!

Mr. Philly This is a great video ...I appreciate the "everyday", "taking care of business" nature of this video. Thank you so much, I like this type information as it mentally prepares me for my own plans to move to the Philippine in the future. Thanks Again.

Hey Brian, that custom sidecart looks nice. I'm just counting down the days until I get to the Philippines permanently.

Cool video thanks!

Good job sir god bless

V very nice. Put lights inside the cab to make it beautiful too. Thanks for the Vedio today and God bless you and your family 🙏🙏

I’m amazed at all the different styles and set ups on the trikes. I’ve never really paid attention until your vid. Really enjoyed it and can’t wait to see the progress on your trike. Excellent video 👍👍

Hello BRIAN , thanks for showing us the build and progress of your sidecar. The Philipino people are so talented, they can make and fix anything. When I was there, we would show a tailor or shoemaker a picture of something we wanted in a magazine, and they would make it for us. Wonderful people. It was Interesting to see trike line. It is always a pleasure to watch ur VLOGS, and everyday life in Philippines. Thanks again for sharing. Hello to Lot and HANNA GRACE, stay safe.

Always amazing to see the talent and skills of the Filipino. Hand made is pretty much a lost art here in the States. I loved it when the owner showed up. As you walked towards the drill press he couldn't want to tell you the man your there to see has arrived, ha ha ha. Almost as he was saying please I'm working. ha ha ha ha Thinking maybe advertise your KZread channels on the back of the trike..... Silly idea, I'm full of them, make a hatch on the back of the trike that flips down and the seat folds forward turning the side car into a semi flat bed to haul things, Yea I know great at spending other peoples money, The mind of a dreamer here. Kind of like the seat in a Chevy avalanche. Extends the hauling area of the truck bed.

Great picture quality and subject matter.."tie a yellow ribbon around the old oat tree."

After your last video about the side car, I looked them up again for here in the States. I quickly remembered why I haven't gotten one to let my dogs come along on the bike sometimes...Cheapest was $3,000 plus, up to over 6 grand!!! For a simple sidecar, yeah, I don't think so either. If I could do what those guys do in the Phils I would make my own sidecar for the dogs. Another nice video, Brian.

Hi Sir Brian, Happy to have see your new video as usual. I hope all's good with your plan for new Sidecar for your new business.

Nice video ive always wanted to see how they are built!

Looks like you got some good ideas for your trik from the ones parked on the trike line... side mirror on the passenger side sure is gonna come in handy to keep an eye on that side when getting out of the rider's side... especially since the trikes seem to love to pass on the right... can't wait to see the finished trike...

Brian, coil spring. I had them put 2 on mine and it rides super smooth and doesn't bottom out like most on bumpy roads. Mine is 40 x 42 and seats 2 large Canos lol . Enjoy. Tc

@williamjones4483

4 жыл бұрын

Leaf springs give harsher ride but carry weight better. Coil springs give better ride but not so much for carrying heavy weights.

@theelder91

4 жыл бұрын

Brian says leaf spring....lol....it a coil spring Brian....lol

Hope the new sidecar works out! Noticed that famous STOP sign again....and again...no one stopping at it! Lol.

Hey guy, did you ever see the tricycles in Batangas City? I live in Batangas City. The tricycles here comes with the extended back end strong and big enough to carry and refrigerator or washing machine

@BIGGWILL369

4 жыл бұрын

Salute. A childhood friend of mine lives in Batangas. Retired military. Stay safe over there. ✌🏾

Kumusta, Brian. The sidecar's looking rad so far. Just throw some Turtle Wax on that bad boy when it's done, and it'll be crusin' like Roxas Boulevard. Thanks for the walk-around and stay safe

Brian just a tip , Ive been in many trikes, only in mindanao and other southern areas do they know how to build a trike right. Make shure yours is taller than the crap they build in luzon, Theres nothing worse than riding in a short roof trike banging your head on the roof , Build your bike canopy and the sidecar up for a 6' person and youll be good. Also make shure the windshield in the sidecar goes all the way up to the roof , most of the ones they build they put the windshield for a 4 or 5 foot person. Trust me if you have to haul friends they will like you for it..

@joehellmer4570

4 жыл бұрын

hey u clown i live in pangasinan and my garong was built here and my new sidecar too and they are just lovely

@charlesc.6767

4 жыл бұрын

@@joehellmer4570 I live in zambales and maybee you built yours right, But 90% of the the luzon trikes are too short for a grown man. The other problem is i have to lean down to look out of the windshield in most. Brian found a good one at 15:00 minutes

I’m just glad people are working.

Dam in the top 5🤯

Hi Brian, we bought a Baja RE late last year and want doors added. Does your guy there work on other three wheelers?

That bending contraption looks familiar. I did electrical work for a couple of years and had to bend conduit with a similar device. Ha-ha!

I had Thomas the tank engine trike built kids love to see it whizzing around

Go all out...Pimp it out radio speakers led lights and of course neons that flash with the music.. try and video the build and edit it to one video.. love to see how they attach and balance them

There is a valid reason why the cars are short in height in PI. It is so the rider of the trike can look to their right over the top of the canopy. Taller canopies block the rider's view especially when its raining. Its Grab only for me.

@wildmonkeyhunter6631

4 жыл бұрын

All have side mirrors attached to the front right part of the sidecar.Does the job but then again most drivers don’t check before changing lanes.

With so many trikes lined up in a queue, how does the system actually work for the drivers. A driver in the middle or towards the back could possibly be waiting for hours before getting a customer at that location. Or, can a customer just select any driver they wish? Please explain. Thanks.

What amazed me when I first arrived were the men who were sleeping in their trikes. They do work hard & live hard.

Just bough a new Honda n had it all customized. Private Trike for us. Good luck my brother. Sige Na

If y'all wanna see a weird sidecar take a stroll up towards Dau, keep to the right side of the road, just about opposite the non functioning Asean Games countdown clock thingie there's about 4 or 5 different banks all huddled together with parking in front; there's a short middle aged Pinoy who waits for customers there with an old black motorbike which he's tried to make look like a BMW....lately he installed a new sidecar which essentially looks like a small hearse!!!! He's an enterprising chap, not only does he carry passengers in the "hearse" but he also runs a mini sari sari store from it as well!

@preacher308

4 жыл бұрын

Is that near the Commerce Bank. I can park at the new gasoline station

I put a police horn on my bike sounds cool woop woop. Got it for P300 from one of those bike stores across from your store.

I know it's a bit late to say this, but have you checked the old sidecar for cracked welds? That may be why it had the wobbles. Some cracks are hard to see. Or maybe the suspension coil spring is cracked/shifted.

Very Cool video... Love following your adventure... I wonder why they always put stickers on the front windows...

So the normal process is to buy the bike then have it modded into a trike? I always figured it was standard to buy them as one.

11:05....the famous Nobody Stops Stop Sign!

@007thematrix007

4 жыл бұрын

@ 11:11 that bike "kinda" stopped 🤣

The trikes in Palawan (Porto Princessa) are totally different again. The front of the sidecar is extended across the front of the bike and they graft on a car grille!

Do they (sidecars) have to pass any safety inspection or certification before installing? 🤔

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Brian you've just passby the famous Stop singed😂

That camera gets a really good video

Sidecars in Bacolod, front/back passenger seats. 5 adults or 8 children!

Did you get the front end fixed on trike yet

Nice, what's the latest on the Demon Car?

I have to say, I cant stop imagine to have, an UTV. 4 seats there.

Its raining kind day hard here na. I will go out and take a picture or two when the rain stops

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Really cool. Infatuation...you are just doing the proper research to get it done right. Oh tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree, if you...thanks, now that song is stuck in my head.

I want to build one now.

been to cebu a few times and been to manilla , i like the filipines though im allso glad to be back home after spending 3 weeks there never been to patayan and angeles , somehow i was under the impression there a little less honest there

What bike you got Brian?

How much one of those set you back?

I'm in Illinois your so lucky my wife is philipina been married 9 years i wish I was there when the virus happened i hate it here

I hope you choose a real windshield using glass instead of a piece of metal that hide the front view of the passagers. Only in Angeles they do that never saw this in other cities.

@wildmonkeyhunter6631

4 жыл бұрын

Window is common among sidecars.

do you know the from pampanga too? who do customise trike and he built a T-REX

You may have answered this question already but are you planing on putting your KZread channel name and logo on it, and if so are you going to add Lot Lots as well??

A Small sidecar would be so much more nimble, & easier to park in small area.

I'd like a three wheeler that can hold like 6 to 8 people for the province. Also like to be able to haul supplies. Wouldbt mind paying extra for upgraded suspension and support. Anyone have any recommendations?

The shop is pretty cool. Curious why I’ve never seen anyone build these is the USA. I wonder if they would be legal. I would sure love to have one built for a motorcycle stateside.

@thompsongagenate

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I looked up sidecar rules in Virginia and they’re very brief. Would love to import the sidecar and mount to US Honda.

@steffybael1245

2 жыл бұрын

@@thompsongagenate i think ill check into importation costs when my wife goes to see her family next year. 35,000 PHP is just $700 US (@50 php to $1 us), so $1000 us for shipping and import tax is 1/2 the cost of commercial unit here in USA..

@thompsongagenate

2 жыл бұрын

@@steffybael1245 do you know of a company making them in the US?

@Tomh821

Жыл бұрын

No one really goes over 45 or 50 mph in the Philippines. Don’t know if a Trike can stay together at 70-80mph and the motorcycles are only one cylinder in the Philippines.

I think you’ll turn Mad Max into a trike 😂

Glad you are able to build your sidecart a bit higher for your size Brian lol. For normal Filipinos, 3 or 4 or more if kids are inside. Crazy but reality. BTW, is it me or did you lose audio a bit at the end?

Can they make bigger ones because the other ones I seen are to small

With that head room you could ride in the sidecar while your wife drives you around for a change. In the province they 3 inside, 2 hanging on the back, 1 one the roof & 1 or 2 behind the driver.

Im a Tricycle maker too, But Im here in Visayas, Luzon tricycles are very different from tricycles here.

How much the price? Actually I’m looking for the second hand if you know to buy cheaper. Thanks

Hi Brian I would like a detachable motorbike sidecar where I can put it on and take off, Also I don't know has Lto got A category of attachable detachable sidecar???

Nice design how much does it cost?

Barriers are still there cos there's a curfew. Depending were you are as for us caloocan city 10 pm to 5 am as for side car yes wouldn't mind me self but we have a narrow entrance to our house so no were to park it without been distroyed next day by kids in street

Hello sir ...a blessed morning to you there or afternoon I don't know but anyway we are here living in Texas ...my husband has a question for you I hope. You had a time to read my message cause he wanted to know how did you find out to live in Philippines ? God bless and thank you Soo much we really appreciate it .... To read this message .. ... My husband love motorcycle too 😄

I love your content, I'm a Filipino and we live next to Angeles we are from Lubao. this might be off topic, but would you mind if I ask what type of Camera you are using? i admire the clarity of the resolution. thank you in advance.

@PhillyinthePhilippines

9 ай бұрын

I use a go pro 10

My fiance lives in CDO and has a sari sari store, also. We have a Yamaha with a side car it has leaf springs and shocks. To haul heavy loads

How much are you paying for your trike . I'm in Iloilo thinking about doing same

Saan po location ng shop nyo sa angeles pampanga po?

LOL as long as the glasses are dark enough that welder will be ok as for the sun burn hes giving himself thats another matter, yes i'm a former welder myself. But its nice to see how they make them.

@deadbugdoug

4 жыл бұрын

Now most welders in the Philippines look through the camera on their phone instead of using any type of mask or Shield.

I have had 2 side cars made in Angeles City, each time I have waited exactly 8 hours for them, we show up when they open 9-10am, tell them what I want....ask/tell them I need it before they close, can they do it? If they say yes they got the job. When the cash comes out, they always say YES !!!

Hi! Phil. What’s the full address of the guy shop?

Can you share the contact info for the sidecar manufacturer. How are his prices and quality compared to others? Thank you

Very cool. I miss traveling so much. I can't wait for the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia to open back up. I just finished my first travel video from 10 years of traveling. Can I post here? 👣

28K.including the motorcycle?

I'm not sure if I'm right....I guess that's the "callesa" type sidecar...here in the metro....most of the sidecars are "Diamond" type....steel top sidecar....and there's a lot of different type of sidecars in the provinces....more steel and metal sheet more expensive....

How much for the side car?

I am getting one of these instead of those factory tri wheel ers, those are all problems from parts to repairs

Salad! Salad! 5, 10, 15, 20!! Salad! Salad! 5, 10, 15, 20!! Baaa.. luuut.... Baaa.. luuut....!!! Thanks for a day in Angeles City!!!

need to pimp my bike out like that, add a sidecar,...then on the way attend the oscars/academy awards at the kodak theater in one instead of a limo! 🤣

Who dare...Who dare strikes again!!!