The publicly available trademark record provides one of the clearer pieces of evidence about the MOTOCENTRIC name in the Philippines. A Philippine trademark application for MOTOCENTRIC was filed on 8 November 2021, listing Emily Ilangan Ong as the applicant and a Manila address. The application covered motorcycle-related products including handle grips, brake discs, brake linings, horns, drive chains, gears, brake drums, brake shoes, drive shafts, handlebars and license-plate frames, alongside clothing and leather goods 1.

There is also older U.S. trademark evidence for a MOTOCENTRIC mark dating to around 2010, associated with motorcycle covers and motorcycle luggage such as tank bags, saddlebags, sissy-bar bags and tail bags.

A separate Canadian trademark record likewise shows the MOTOCENTRIC name being used for a broad range of motorcycle-related products, including motorcycle helmets, protective clothing, jackets, gloves, backpacks and other accessories. That record identifies Chunjiang Xu of Foshan, Guangdong, China as the applicant.

This means the history of “Motocentric” is somewhat complicated: publicly available trademark records indicate that the name has been associated with different applicants/entities in different jurisdictions and periods. It would therefore be inaccurate to present all of these records as unquestionably belonging to one continuous company without additional corporate documentation.

Motocentric’s strongest identity today appears to be motorcycle luggage and carrying equipment.

Motorcycle luggage

The range includes products such as:

• Tail bags
• Tank bags
• Seat bags
• Saddle-style luggage
• Tool bags
• Leg bags
• Body/waist bags
• Motorcycle backpacks
• Helmet-carrying bags

For example, the current Motocentric web store lists products such as the MC-0130 tool bag, MC-0102 waterproof tail bag, MC-0079 magnetic carbon-fiber tank bag, MC-0150-LED leg bag, and MT-77-RS motorcycle seat bag 2.

This focus makes sense for riders who need additional storage without installing a conventional hard top box. Motorcycle communities in the Philippines frequently mention Motocentric when discussing tail bags and motorcycle luggage, although these are anecdotal community observations rather than formal product testing.

Backpacks

Motocentric also sells motorcycle-oriented backpacks designed around riding and travel. Current listings include waterproof or water-resistant designs with relatively large capacities and motorcycle-specific carrying features 3.

Some products are designed to serve multiple purposes—for example, functioning as both a motorcycle-mounted bag and a backpack that can be carried after parking.

Riding gloves

Gloves are another recognizable part of the brand’s Philippine product lineup. The Philippine Motocentric store currently lists products such as Smart Tip Gloves and Smart Tip Full Gloves, aimed at riders who want touchscreen-compatible riding gloves.

Rainwear

The brand is also represented by motorcycle rainwear, including raincoats listed by Philippine sellers.

Other motorcycle equipment

Historical and trademark records indicate a broader intended product universe, including:

• Motorcycle apparel
• Jackets
• Protective clothing
• Gloves
• Motorcycle helmets
• Motorcycle covers
• Motorcycle parts
• Tool/storage products
• Leather and travel goods

However, the presence of a product category in a trademark filing does not necessarily mean the brand currently manufactures or sells that product. This distinction is important when documenting Motocentric.

Motocentric’s product identity is centered around functionality and motorcycle-specific practicality rather than purely lifestyle-oriented fashion.

The current brand website emphasizes:

• Water resistance
• Storage capacity
• Ergonomic carrying systems
• Reinforced construction
• Motorcycle-specific mounting
• Visibility features
• Protective materials
• Practical organization

Its current catalog therefore sits somewhere between motorcycle accessory equipment and riding gear 2.

The design language tends to emphasize technical-looking materials, black/dark color schemes, compact shapes, carbon-fiber-style finishes and modular storage.

The Philippines appears to be an important market for the brand.

A Philippine online store identified as MOTO CENTRIC PHILIPPINES currently sells Motocentric products including backpacks, raincoats, leg bags and gloves. Its store listing shows thousands of followers and a substantial assortment of motorcycle products.

Motocentric products are also sold by independent Philippine motorcycle retailers through marketplaces such as Lazada. For example, listings include motorcycle helmet backpacks, tail bags and other luggage 3.

This marketplace presence is significant because Motocentric is particularly visible among commuter, underbone, scooter and touring riders looking for additional storage without moving immediately to more expensive premium luggage systems.

Community discussions suggest that Motocentric is relatively well known in the Philippine motorcycle-accessory market, particularly for tail bags and other luggage.

For example, Philippine motorcycle discussions have mentioned Motocentric alongside brands such as Givi, SW-Motech, Rhinowalk, Motowolf and Rockbros when riders discuss luggage options.

Another discussion specifically describes Motocentric tank/tail bags as practical options, while noting considerations such as the need to remove the bag from the motorcycle when parking.

These comments should be viewed as user experiences rather than independent laboratory assessments.

Motocentric can broadly be positioned as a mid-range/value-oriented motorcycle accessory brand.

It competes for customers who want more motorcycle-specific construction and features than generic bags, but who may not want to spend the considerably higher prices associated with premium European motorcycle luggage brands.

A simplified positioning might look like this:

This is a general market characterization, not an official statement from Motocentric.

Motocentric’s apparent strengths include:

Motorcycle-specific design.
Rather than simply adapting ordinary bags for riders, many of its products are designed around motorcycle mounting, riding position and storage requirements.

Wide luggage selection.
The brand has a particularly broad range of tank, tail, seat, leg and backpack products 2.

Accessibility.
The brand is readily available through Philippine online marketplaces and motorcycle retailers.

Practicality.
Many products prioritize storage capacity, water resistance and easy carrying—features particularly relevant to commuters and touring riders.

Price-to-feature appeal.
Motocentric products are generally positioned below the price of many premium international motorcycle-luggage systems.

The current Motocentric web presence presents the brand as a global motorcycle-gear business offering jackets, gloves, backpacks and bags, with the website claiming an international customer base 2.

Its catalog today appears especially concentrated around motorcycle luggage and riding accessories, with products ranging from small leg and tool bags to large waterproof tail/seat bags and backpacks.

MOTOCENTRIC is a motorcycle equipment and accessory brand best known for practical motorcycle luggage, bags and riding accessories. Its products are particularly visible in the Philippine motorcycle market, where the brand is commonly encountered through online motorcycle retailers and marketplaces.

The brand’s strongest identity is not as a motorcycle manufacturer, but as a rider-equipment/accessory brand: bags, storage systems, backpacks, gloves, rainwear and related motorcycle gear.

The most accurate short description would be:

MOTOCENTRIC is a motorcycle-focused gear and accessories brand specializing in practical luggage, riding bags and rider equipment, with a significant presence in the Philippine online motorcycle-accessory market and a broader international online presence.

One important caveat is that “Motocentric” is not necessarily a single globally unified corporate entity; trademark records show the name associated with different applicants in different jurisdictions. That makes a definitive “founder → headquarters → parent company → manufacturing location” history difficult to establish from public records alone 1.

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2. Motocentric • Premium Motorcycle Gear & Riding Equipment • Official Website
3. MOTOCENTRIC | Waterproof Large Capacity Motorcycle Backpack