FJ Moto Mountaincross Adventure

Motorcycle Rules

1. The event is exclusively for Adventure and Offroad capable Big Bikes with displacements of 400cc and above.

2. Modified dirt bikes with an engine capacity of 400cc and above are not allowed.

3. Motorcycles must be equipped with off-road or Dual sport tires only.

4. Riders are required to bring their own bike tools and emergency kits.

5. Participants are responsible for repairing their own and their teammates' motorcycles in the event of any bike failure. Team mechanics who are not registered as participants of the challenge are not permitted.

6. Motorcycles will be inspected one (1) day before the event. Event officials will also check the rider's motorcycle upon arrival at the finish line.

Travel Period Cut Off 

1. On the 1st day, travel is permitted only from 7 AM to 10 PM. For the 2nd day, the travel window is strictly from 5 AM to 8 PM and for the 3rd day, travel window shall be from 5AM to 12 Midnight with no consideration for special requests to extend the travel period.

2. Traveling beyond 8 PM is strictly prohibited, particularly in tribal areas, including inner roads and barangay roads.

3. Teams must successfully complete the challenge by 12 Midnight on the 3rd day, adhering strictly to the designated time frame. Requests for an extension of time will not be entertained.

Disqualifications

1. Finisher riders or teams are prohibited from using the phrase "FIRST TO ARRIVE" or any statement suggesting that they were the first to reach the finish line in their social media posts after the event. Failure to adhere to this rule will lead to a ban from participating in any future FJ Moto Mountaincross Adventure events.

2. Any rider or team proclaiming themselves as the "winner or champion" of the challenge in their social media posts will be disqualified and barred from participating in any future FJ Moto Mountaincross events.

3. Teams found or reported to violate or disrespect any tribal community or towns within the route will be disqualified and banned from the event or any future FJ Moto Mountaincross Adventure events.

4. In the event that two (2) members experience a bike breakdown or are unable to continue for other reasons, the remaining three (3) members may be permitted to continue the challenge. If more than two (2) members suffer a bike breakdown or are unable to continue for other reasons, the team will not be allowed to continue the adventure.

5. Merging of teams will not be allowed.

6. If a team encounters an accident of any scale, they will not be allowed to continue the adventure. The accident must be reported to the organizer. Failure to report will result in a ban from future FJ Moto Mountaincross Adventure events.

7. Teams surpassing the specified travel cutoff period will be subject to disqualification. The designated travel periods are as follows:
         1st day: 7 AM to 10 PM

           2nd day: 5 AM to 8 PM

           3rd day: 5 AM to 12 Midnight

8. Disqualification awaits riders who deactivate their mobile GPS tracking or remove their GPS tracker. FJ Moto Enduro will adhere to WRU Fleet management recommendations and disqualify any rider or teams found to have exceeded the permitted travel period.

9. Teams failing to complete the challenge by 12 Midnight on the last day will be disqualified. No special requests to extend the cutoff period will be entertained.

10. Changing motorcycles due to mechanical failure is prohibited. Violation of this rule will result in disqualification.

11. Changing riders during the event is not allowed.

12. Team mechanics, photographers, videographers, or any support personnel on motorcycles are prohibited.

13. The maximum speed limit when entering town centers and densely populated areas is 40 kph. "Specific towns" will be announced when coordinates are provided to each team. Teams that violate the speed limit will not receive the next set of coordinates. Additionally, any team involved in a vehicular accident with other motorists, regardless of its scale, will not be allowed to continue the adventure and will not be given the next coordinates.

14. We will strictly enforce the "No Support Vehicle" rule. Any participant whose friends or family in a support vehicle are found near any location, checkpoint, or campsite will be disqualified and not allowed to continue the challenge. Support vehicles are strictly for emergency use only and may approach participants only in case of an emergency.

Event Registration Rules

1. Mountaincross is strictly a team event, requiring exactly five (5) members per team.

2. Registration must be completed online only.

3. We will not entertain slot reservations.

4. Participants must present a valid driver's license.

• Participants need to submit their motorcycle's Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration (OR/CR). The motorcycle must be registered in their name, or a notarized deed of sale must be provided.

5. Riders aged 60 and above must present a medical clearance from their doctors.

6. The event will offer a total of 400 slots: 300 for regular registration, 50 reserved for Demo Bike-sponsored riders, and 50 for foreign riders.

7. FJ Moto Enduro will only permit team names based on brands from official event sponsors.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Official Event sponsors may lend their demo bikes to participants. FJ Moto Enduro has allotted 50 slots for demo bike-sponsored riders, which will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. An official event sponsor can provide bike sponsorship to a maximum of Ten (10) participants.