Honda Winner X-riding Onahon dominates 2025 RUGP underbone category

MANILA: Main Honda Project M Estremo Racing Team rider Ephraim Onahon, aboard his trusty Winner X, has emerged as the Overall Champion Rider in both the Open and Limited Underbone Categories of the 2025 season of the Regional Underbone Grand Prix (RUGP).

Honda Project M Estremo, which is supported by Honda Philippines Incorporated (HPI), has shown consistency althroughout the season. As such, the team reflected Honda’s “Road to Champion” spirit throughout the four rounds of intense racing action across tracks located in Visayas and Mindanao. 

But despite attaining victory in the 2025 RUGP, Honda Project M Estremo itself has admitted that it wasn’t without challenge. For starters, the track conditions during the RUGP rounds were “challenging.” Also, the Onahon’s Winner X faced strong rivals, which were mostly purpose-built racing bikes. 

HPI’s involvement with the aforementioned successful racing campaign also reflects its commitment to motorsport. Per the brand, racing “helps develop talent and discipline,” and its efforts with the Honda Project M Estremo Racing Team is indicative of its dedication to bring the “joy of mobility and beyond to every Filipino.” 

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Honda Winner X in PH

In the Philippine market, the Honda Winner X is available with a price ranging from P123,900-P131,000.

Propelling the underbone motorcycle is a 149-cubic centimeter, four-stoke, dual-overhead cam (DOHC), liquid-cooled gasoline engine capable of producing up to 15.4 horsepower (hp) and 13.5 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque. 

Managing the Honda Winner X’s power output is a manual ,six-speed constant mesh transmission. It also has a fuel-injected system, an electric starting system, and a fuel tank capacity of 4.5 liters. 

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For handling and ride quality, the Honda Winner X uses a telescopic fork at the front and a single-cylinder suspension at the rear. Braking for the Honda-made underbone, meanwhile, is handled by front and rear discs. 

Other notable features of the Honda Winner X include, but are not limited to, the following: 

• Anti-lock braking (Racing and Premium)
• Full transisterized ignition
• LED lighting fixtures
• Digital meter panel
• Smart key system
• USB charging port
• Bank angle sensor

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