- as bike taxi, velotaxi, pedicab, bikecab, cyclo, beca, becak, trisikad,
sikad,
tricycle taxi, trishaw, or
hatchback bike.
While the
rickshaw is pulled...
- sidecars—the
Philippine version of the auto rickshaw), and "trisikads", "
sikads" or "kuligligs";
bicycles with sidecars, the
Philippine version of pedicabs)...
-
through it.
Visitors and
locals can go
around the city by just
hailing a "
sikad-
sikad" or motorboat, "jeepneys" or
motorcycles to the
outlying baran****s. PLDT...
-
along the main road, or by
walking along the beaches. Pedicabs,
known as
sikads, are also
available along the
Beachfront Path.
Other means of transportation...
- feet; Sikaran, kick backward; to kick
backward Pananjakman, Sipa,
patid or
sikad - low
kicks (heel
impact point)
Grappling Dumog -
wrestling or grappling...
- not used a lot but it is used if its not summer.
Malay uses the
electrics Sikad in
Boracay island.
Malay is also
using the hop on hop off
shuttle service...
- mode of
transportation locally known as
trisikad (also
called as
sikad or
sikad-
sikad) is
commonly used in
accessing inner roads in the
urban area of the...
- provinces. The
public modes of
transportation within the muni****lity are
sikad-
sikad and habal-habal and pedicabs. Jeepneys, van, and bus
Rural Transits are...
-
focuses almost exclusively in kicking.
Sikaran comes from the root word
sikad which means kick in Tagalog,
Capampangan (e.g.
sikaran daka - "I'm going...
-
Tukuran to
Ozamiz City via
Aurora and
Aurora To
Pagadian City via Tukuran.
Sikad-
Sikad –
Around the town, a gas-less way of
transportation by
using pedals to...
