Mas Easy Na, Boss! Skyro and ECPay Bring Faster Loan Payments Nationwide.

Paying your Skyro loan just got a whole lot easier and more accessible nationwide. Skyro, a reliable SEC-registered lending app, has teamed up with ECPay, one of the country’s leading payment systems providers, to bring loan repayments closer to where you live and work. Through ECPay’s network of over 462,000 over-the-counter locations, 16,000 kiosks, and more than 90 digital payment options, customers across metro areas and provincial communities can conveniently pay wherever they are in the country.

Even better news for your wallet: paying through ECPay comes with a lower service fee of only ₱20, so you keep more of your hard-earned money compared to other payment channels that charge up to ₱25.

Paying is simple. Just use the 11-digit mobile number registered to your Skyro account to make payments online or at your local pawnshops, remittance centers, or nearest sari-sari store.

If you prefer paying online, open your preferred partner app like GCash, PalawanPay, or CLiQQ. Go to the 'Pay Bills' section, choose SKYRO under the Loans category, enter your registered mobile number and payment details, and you’re good to go!

If you prefer over-the-counter (OTC), visit any ECPay merchant or partner outlet near you such as 7-Eleven, Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan Express, Prince Supermarkets, and LCC. Once there, fill out the payment slip by listing Skyro as the biller, write down your registered mobile number and payment amount, hand it over to the cashier, and keep your receipt.

“Our goal at Skyro has always been to put our customers first by making financial services as simple, accessible, and affordable as possible,” said Nasim Aliev, Co-founder & Co-CEO of Skyro. “By expanding our network through ECPay, we are empowering our customers across the country with faster and more convenient repayment options that fit their everyday lifestyle, helping them save both time and money.”

With lower service fees and more ways to pay nationwide, Skyro is making loan repayments easier for Filipinos. To learn more about the company’s flexible financing solutions and complete list of payment partners, visit skyro.ph and follow its social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and TikTok.

5 Things You Should Know about Motorcycle Travel.

Travel is a wonderful experience and there are many ways to do it, including on a motorcycle. It's a minimalist approach to seeing the world and makes for some great memories. However, there are a variety of things to keep in mind before you hop on your bike and hit the road. By being well prepared, you can enjoy what your trip has to offer without concern that something will go wrong. Here are the most important things to know about motorcycle travel, especially if it's your first trip.

Hong Jong Hyun for Arena Magazine (2015).

Choose the Right Bike
If you're going a long distance on your motorcycle, you want to be sure you choose one that is reliable, but that is also comfortable. After all, you're facing hours on the bike, so it should have an ergonomic seat and handles that don't make your arms too tired to hold onto. You should also choose a bike that is safe and that you know won't break down along the way. You must also insure your motorcycle and One Sure Insurance is a great resource for getting you covered.

Get the Right Accessories
Of course, you should never ride your motorcycle without a helmet because it's unsafe and can easily ruin your trip if you get into an accident. Not to mention the risk of major injury or even death in some cases. But if you're out on the open road, you might also consider getting a sidecar or large storage compartment, so you have a place for snacks, your smartphone, clothes and other necessities.

Kim Woo Bin in Heirs (2013).

Prepare Your Bike for the Long Journey
There's nothing worse than breaking down in the middle of nowhere so it pays to inspect your bike to be sure it's up for the trip. Have the oil changed, the tires checked and replaced if necessary, and the lights and speedometer looked over to be sure they are in proper working order. Your local mechanic can help you determine if your bike needs work before you leave.

Follow Traffic Rules
It's no fun getting stopped and given a ticket or fine for not obeying the rules of the road. Not only can it be costly, but you may have to return to the place you were pulled over to go to court and that could be pretty far from home depending on where you are in your journey. Be sure you pay close attention to the speed limit, the weight limits and the other rules you need to follow so that you can comply. Of course, this won't ensure other people stick to the rules of the road, so it's still possible that you might end up in an accident. If this happens, you should find motorcycle accident attorneys near you that can offer legal help if you've been injured.

Ahn Hyo Seop and Shin Hye Sun in Thirty But Seventeen (2018).

Ensure Proper Rest in Between
Before you leave, it's a good idea to map your route and include places to stop and take a rest as often as you need to, at least a few times per day. This way you won't be so tired and road weary that you risk an accident or falling asleep behind the wheel. Plan to take a bathroom and food break every couple of hours and be sure you leave enough time to get a full night's rest at the end of each day.

What Are BikeBandit.com’s Honda Parts?

While there is no such thing as a bad motorcycle, Honda makes just about the best bikes on the market. If you ride a Honda, you know how great it is at delivering a thrilling, dynamic ride. Still, to keep your machine in tip-top shape, you need access to a huge inventory of affordable Honda motorcycle parts. BikeBandit.com is your go-to source for all things motorcycle.

2014 Honda CBR.

Factory-Grade Replacement Components
Honda builds durable motorcycles. Even with exceptional care, however, your Honda likely won’t last forever. Rather, you must periodically service your bike to guarantee it always runs its best. Likewise, eventually, you must replace old, damaged or worn components with modern upgrades.

BikeBandit.com has an extensive selection of factory-grade replacement components. Even better, the parts experts at BikeBandit.com have the insider knowledge you need to make an informed purchase. Whether you are unsure which component you need or wonder whether motorcycle OEM replacement parts will fit your Honda’s model, the professionals at BikeBandit.com are always ready to help.

Aftermarket Accessories
To get the most out of your motorcycle, you must think about more than simply replacing faulty components. Instead, you likely want to browse aftermarket accessories and order upgrades to help you take your ride to the next level.

At BikeBandit.com, the collection of accessories includes everything from motorcycle luggage to protective gear. Choose accessories for your bike or order some for your friends. With the selection, pricing and expertise at BikeBandit.com, you don’t have to wait to enhance your ride or improve your bike.

Great Deals
At BikeBandit.com, you never have to worry about paying a premium for Honda parts or anything else. Instead, you order with confidence, knowing you are getting great deals on top-quality components. To keep your Honda in the best possible shape, visit BikeBandit.com and order the items you need to maintain, repair or fully customize your machine.

Fashion Pulse | Complete the Motorcyle Look.

There is nothing better than riding on a motorcycle on the open road. Whether you have been riding for your entire life or bought your first motorcycle as a retirement gift for yourself, you want to create the right look for yourself whenever you are on your bike.

While it is assumed that all bikers like to wear leather and cowboy boots, that isn't the case for all riders. For many riders, they like to wear something comfortable and warm while they are on the open road. Regardless of how warm it is when you get on the bike, the breeze that you will experience while riding may cause the air to feel much colder on your skin.

Photo credit: Harley Davidson.

In most states, it is illegal to ride a bike without a helmet. Even if it is legal to do so, you should still wear a helmet as a safety measure. By wearing a helmet, you can avoid being one of the many stories of people dying or suffering severe head injuries because they were not wearing protection.

To finish the look, you should consider a cool belt buckle that tells the world that you love to ride. The next time that you are online, you can shop for motorcycle belt buckles here from the comfort of your own home.