About LEGIT MOTO
LEGIT MOTO is a Philippine brand specializing in aftermarket parts and accessories for scooters, underbone motorcycles, and other small-displacement bikes. The brand focuses on producing components using genuine or premium-grade materials, providing local riders with affordable alternatives to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. LEGIT MOTO products are marketed primarily through motorcycle accessory retailers and online marketplaces across the Philippines.
History
LEGIT MOTO emerged within the Philippine aftermarket motorcycle industry in the early 2020s. The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines published the LEGIT MOTO trademark in 2021, marking the brand’s formal application under Class 12 for vehicles and vehicle parts. The published application lists Allan Uy as the applicant.1
As motorcycle customization and personalization gained popularity among Filipino riders, LEGIT MOTO expanded its lineup to include both functional replacement parts and aesthetic accessories compatible with widely used Japanese and Chinese motorcycle models.
Brand Overview
LEGIT MOTO positions itself as a supplier of motorcycle components manufactured using what it describes as genuine materials to enhance durability and rider experience. According to official product descriptions, the brand aims to provide parts made from genuine material to ensure a better experience for customers.2
The brand is part of a portfolio distributed alongside several other labels, including:
- MOKOTO
- MOKOTO Elite
- SEVEN
- PHILED
- MOKOTO Care
These brands are featured through the Philippine motorcycle accessories retailer PhilMoto.
Products
LEGIT MOTO manufactures and distributes a wide variety of aftermarket motorcycle components, including:
- CNC aluminum brake levers
- Handlebar accessories
- Foot pegs
- Motorcycle brackets
- Decorative body accessories
- Suspension-related components
- Motorcycle hardware
- Model-specific upgrade parts
Many products are designed specifically for popular motorcycles sold in the Philippines, covering models from Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, and other Asian manufacturers.4
Manufacturing and Design
LEGIT MOTO products commonly feature construction and finishing standards tailored for local riding conditions and aesthetics:
- CNC-machined aluminum construction
- Corrosion-resistant finishes
- Model-specific fitment
- Laser-etched or embossed LEGIT MOTO branding
- Gloss and anodized surface treatments
The company emphasizes both visual styling and functional improvements while maintaining compatibility with factory mounting points.
Market
LEGIT MOTO primarily serves the Philippine motorcycle aftermarket. Its products target riders who customize commuter motorcycles and scooters for daily transportation, touring, or aesthetic modification.
Distribution channels include:
- Motorcycle accessory shops
- Authorized retailers
- Online motorcycle parts stores
- E-commerce marketplaces
The brand maintains significant visibility in the growing customization segment, catering to riders seeking affordable upgrades without the need to replace their motorcycles entirely.
Product Authentication
To assist customers in distinguishing genuine items from imitations, PhilMoto provides a product verification system. Buyers can enter a security code to authenticate eligible LEGIT MOTO products.
Brand Philosophy
LEGIT MOTO promotes three primary values:
- Product reliability
- Affordable motorcycle customization
- Use of quality materials suitable for everyday riding
The brand aims to provide accessories that balance durability, appearance, and value for money for motorcycle enthusiasts.
Trademark
The LEGIT MOTO trademark was published by the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines in 2021 under International Class 12, covering motorcycles, motorcycle accessories, and related vehicle components.1
See Also
- Philippine motorcycle aftermarket industry
- Motorcycle customization
- CNC motorcycle accessories
- Aftermarket motorcycle parts
Note: Publicly available information about LEGIT MOTO is relatively limited. Unlike major global motorcycle brands, the company has not published extensive corporate history, manufacturing details, executive information, or financial data. The information presented above is derived from official product descriptions, trademark records, and publicly available distributor information.3
