Kuda Ebike Model, Specs, and Price for 2025

 Having an e-bike (or e-trike) is a good investment for our family. I can say this because it saved us time and money when going to places near our home. My Beloved Wife was able to bring the kids to school and also go to the market easily. Our e-bike was our reliable vehicle whenever we went to church for Sunday mass and to grocery stores for our supply run. The benefits are so great that I can say that our Kuda New Wolf great buy for us

So if you are interested in buying your own e-bike, please read these specs and details of Kuda electric bicycle:

Kuda Ebike Wingman

Power: 60V 23A

Price: 38,800 pesos

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos; 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months 

Capacity: 1 driver

Available colors: red, green, blue

Kuda Ebike Express 2

Power: 48V 23A

Price: 26,800 pesos

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos; 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 1 passenger 

Available colors: red, green, pink

Kuda Ebike Mika 2

Power: 48V 23A and 60V 23A

Price for 60V 23A: 39,800 pesos (no roof) and 43,800 pesos (with roof) for 

Price for 48V 23A: 38,800 pesos (no roof) and 42,800 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos; 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 1 passenger 

Available colors: red, green, blue

Additional features: front cover for 2,500 pesos

Kuda Ebike Rhino

Power: 60V 23A and 60V 32A

Price for 60V 23A: 51,800 pesos (with roof) 

Price for 60V 32A: 55,800 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos; 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos; 25,000 pesos; 30,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 3 passengers 

Available colors: red, green, blue, black

Kuda Ebike Mini Tiger

Power: 60V 32A

Price: 63,800 pesos (without roof); 71,300 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos; 25,000 pesos; 30,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months. 15 months, 18 months

Capacity: 1 driver and cargo 

Available colors: red, blue

Kuda Ebike Buffalo

Power: 60V 32A; 60V 23A

Price for 60V 23A: 62,800 pesos (with roof)

Price for 60V 32A: 66,800 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos; 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos; 25,000 pesos; 30,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 4 passengers or cargo 

Available colors: red, blue, green

Additional feature: Front cover for 2,500 pesos

Kuda Ebike Lion

Power: 60V 32A

Price: 88,000 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 20,000 pesos; 25,000 pesos; 30,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 4 passengers 

Available colors: red, blue, gray, white

Kuda Ebike New Wolf

Power: 60V 32A; 60V 23A

Price for 60V 23A: 59,800 pesos (with roof)

Price for 60V 32A: 63,800 pesos (with roof)

Down payment amount: 10,000 pesos, 15,000 pesos; 20,000 pesos; 25,000 pesos; 30,000 pesos

Payment terms: 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months

Capacity: 1 driver and 3 passengers 

Available colors: red, blue, green, black

Additional feature: Front cover for 2,500 pesos

I made a review of Kuda Ebike New Wolf

That’s all the model, specs and price for Kuda Ebike in 2025. I hope this helped in choosing the best Kuda Ebike for you and your family.

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Product Review: Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator (INR-83HS)

We just recently said goodbye to our almost-10 years one-door Condura Refrigerator. We decided to give it away because of the weekly thick ice build up in the freezer. It was such a hassle to defrost and clean that fridge every week.

Our new fridge is the two-door Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator (INR-83HS).

Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator INR-83HS (Source: Fujidenzo)

We chose a two-door fridge to separate the freezer from the rest of the fridge. The reason for this is that we can clean the freezer and other compartments of the fridge separately.

Our Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator boasts of a “no frost freezer”, which means that there will be no ice build up in the freezer. Our new Fujidenzo fridge is taller and has more space than our old Condura fridge.

Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator Review

The “no frost” feature of our Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator really works. There is no ice build up, thus there is no need to defrost our fridge every week. This less hassle and chore for us.

The other compartment of the Fujidenzo fridge functions the same as other fridge models and brands out there in the market.

Fujidenzo claims that our new Inverter Refrigerator is more energy efficient than our old Condura fridge. I am not sure if it is true since I cannot quantify its impact on our monthly electric bill.

We bought our Fujidenzo Inverter Refrigerator fridge for 19,000 pesos full cash payment. We purchased it from an appliance store and had it delivered to our home. I am OK with the price of this fridge.

We are happy with our Fujidenzo fridge. It saves us time and effort because there is no need to defrost the ice build up every week.

Our main and only complaint with our Fujidenzo fridge is the lack of door handle that made it very difficult for us to open the fridge door.

Do you have a Fujidenzo fridge? What can you say about it? Tell us in the comment box below.

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Malabanan Sipsip Poso Negro Review

Malabanan is synonymous with “sipsip poso negro”. These two terms stick to the point that Filipinos will search for Malabanan whenever they have a septic tank problem.

That’s why when our toilet bowl was clogged I also called Malabanan for help twice. Sadly, our experience with them was very bad as if we were being scammed.

Our Malabanan Sipsip Posonegro Experience

We first contacted Malabanan about a year ago. They opened the septic tank and sucked out something in less than 15 minutes. They insisted that they will dive into the septic tank by adding 10,000 pesos to the fee. We did not take their offer so they just left.

What we didn’t know back then was that Malabanan did not remove the filter of the septic tank so they did not really suck any poop or clog in the tank. They just robbed us of 5,000 pesos.

The clog persisted and we had a hard time flushing our toilet bowl even though I poured liters and liters of liquid sosa and muriatic acid.

I decided to open the septic tank on our own. That’s when we discovered the filter and the trick of the previous Malabanan crew.

We removed the filter and saw that the septic is already full of decayed poo. I had no other choice but to call another sipsip poso negro company. We agreed for a payment of 3,500 pesos for the sipsip poso negro service.

It is the previous Malabanan crew that came much to our disappointment. This Malabanan crew were visibly disappointed when they saw that the septic is already open and the filter already removed.

They started sucking the waste but suddenly stopped midway claiming that their machine can no longer suck the mud. They insist on diving in the tank for an additional fee of 10,000 pesos. The Malabanan crew is acting unprofessionally by that point and intimidating us. We stood our ground. My father inspected their machine and discovered that they turned it off that’s why it can no longer suck the waste and mud inside the septic tank.

Angry at discovering their trick, the Malabanan crew switched on their machine, sucked the remaining contents of the tank, and then left like a band of sore losers.

Our Verdict on Malabanan’s Sipsip Poso Negro Service

Malabanan’s sipsip poso negro service is terrible. Their crew are very unprofessional. They also resort to petty tricks just to scam their customers. I will never trust Malabanan ever again and will look for a company that can provide good sipsip poso negro service.

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