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Tiklop Society of the Philippines

Tiklop Society of the Philippines (TSP) is a folding bike organization founded on November 8, 2009 by Pio Fortuno, Jr. It is a Philippine-based organization that started on the same day that the Light Rail Transit Authority launched the [[Bike O₂]] program, allowing folding bikes on board the LRTA System's trains.^[1]

TSP advocates bi-modal transportation through the use of folding bikes alongside riding mass transport like trains and public utility buses. Aside from promoting non-motorized transporation, it also engages its members in humanitarian efforts by taking part in so-called "charity rides", or bike rides with the purpose of bringing along food and used clothing to charitable institutions like the Nayon ng Kabataan and Elsie Gatches.^[2]

^ "LRTA to allow folded bikes on board".
^ Lilles, Cecile. "It's not about the bike. Kidding!".

[1] "LRTA to allow folded bikes on board".

[2] Lilles, Cecile. "It's not about the bike. Kidding!".

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