FKM has quietly grown into one of the widest motorcycle lineups you can buy in the Philippines, and the spread is bigger than most riders expect. The cheapest one starts at ₱48,800. The most expensive tops out at ₱298,000. In between sits everything from a semi-automatic commuter to a 500cc cafe racer.
FKM stands for Flying Knight Motorcycles. It is registered in Singapore, built in Guangzhou, China, and distributed locally through Fekon Motors in Muntinlupa. The brand leans on affordability, so almost the entire catalog sits under ₱300,000.
This compilation pulls every current model and its official suggested retail price. We cross-checked each figure against the official FKM Philippines site and two local listing platforms. Where numbers disagreed, we flagged it. Prices here are baseline SRPs, so treat them as a reference point, not a final quote.
FKM scooters and automatics
The automatic range is where FKM moves the most units. It runs from the entry Rev X 125 up to the expressway-legal Slick 400 maxi-scooter.
| Model | Engine | Transmission | Price (SRP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rev X 125 | 125cc | Automatic | ₱65,000 |
| LTS 125 | 125cc | Automatic | ₱65,000 |
| Ranger 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱78,000 |
| Space 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱78,000 |
| Hunter 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱78,000 |
| Juke 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱86,000 |
| Labi 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱86,900 |
| FYRO V2 180 | 180cc | Automatic | ₱89,000 |
| FYRO 175 | 175cc | Automatic | ₱89,800 |
| Slick 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱123,000 |
| MTX 180 | 180cc | Automatic | ₱138,000 |
| MTX 150 | 150cc | Automatic | ₱139,000 |
| Venture Standard | 150cc | Automatic | ₱143,000 |
| Venture Ultimate | 150cc | Automatic | ₱166,000 |
| Core 188 | 188cc | Automatic | ₱168,000 |
| Venture 180 (ADV) | 180cc | Automatic | ₱178,000 |
| Slick 400 | 400cc | Automatic | ₱288,000 |
| Venture 400 | 400cc | Automatic | ₱288,000 |
FKM manual and semi-automatic models
The manual side covers underbones, scramblers, a classic-styled twin, and the bigger sport and cafe racer machines. The Striker 125 is the only semi-automatic in the catalog.
| Model | Engine | Transmission | Price (SRP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agimat 175 | 175cc | Manual | ₱48,800 |
| Striker 125 | 125cc | Semi-automatic | ₱51,000 |
| Mini Scrambler | 150cc | Manual | ₱79,800 |
| Victorino 250i | 250cc | Manual | ₱158,000 |
| 3GP | 300cc | Manual | ₱168,000 |
| Falcon X400 | 400cc | Manual | ₱208,000 |
| Coolser 500 | 500cc | Manual | ₱238,000 |
| EXPRES500 Racer | 500cc | Manual | ₱268,000 |
| EXPRES500 SC | 500cc | Manual | ₱278,000 |
| ARY 500 | 500cc | Manual | ₱298,000 |
| Glider 500s | 500cc | Manual | ₱298,000 |
Which FKM fits your budget
The Agimat 175 is the cheapest way into the brand at ₱48,800, and it runs a manual gearbox. The Striker 125 follows at ₱51,000 for riders who want a clutchless semi-automatic.
For daily commuting, the 150cc automatics cluster between ₱78,000 and ₱123,000. That covers Ranger, Space, Hunter, Juke, Labi, and the Slick 150. Plenty of overlap there, so the pick comes down to styling and features.
The Venture family is FKM’s adventure-scooter line. It climbs from the ₱143,000 Standard to the ₱178,000 Venture 180. The Slick 400 and Venture 400 sit at the top of the automatic range at ₱288,000, both expressway-legal.
On the manual side, the 500cc cafe racers and roadsters anchor the ceiling. The ARY 500 and Glider 500s share the ₱298,000 top price, the most expensive FKM models on sale.
A note on prices
These figures are baseline SRPs sourced from FKM’s official catalog and verified against local listing sites. Real-world prices shift by dealer, location, color, and ongoing promos. Some dealers bundle freebies or registration. Others run cash discounts. Always confirm the final out-the-door price with an authorized FKM dealer before you commit.
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