10 Best Motorcycle Helmet and Riding Gear Shops in Singapore (2026)

A helmet is the one piece of riding kit you really need to try on, so a shop with a physical counter matters more here than for most purchases. This guide gathers ten Singapore sellers of motorcycle helmets and riding gear that each publish a shopfront, a catalogue or both on their own sites. We checked what each one says it stocks and how it sells, and we describe that in our own words, attributing every claim to the shop. Use the list to shortlist two or three near you, then visit to check fit, ask which certification label a helmet carries, and compare what is in stock against what is only shown online.

Regina Specialties runs a concept store for riding apparel near Jalan Besar, plus a separate parts and accessories shop, and also sells through its website. The online menu is unusually granular for helmets, splitting them into full face, modular, open face, flip-over, dual sport and quick-release styles, with a collection for helmets the shop describes as PSB approved and another for ECE 22.06 models. Beyond helmets it lists jackets, gloves, riding shoes and boots, riding jeans, rain gear, bags and Bluetooth headsets, grouped by touring, adventure, street and racing use. The site shows a WhatsApp line for online-order questions and says its shops open daily. It suits riders who want to see one broad range under one roof.

Jalan Besar (Kampong Bugis)
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Lionhead Moto describes itself as a Singapore helmet and gear shop with a showroom at Hillview, where its site says riders can drop by for help with fit. The helmets section covers brands such as HJC, Shoei, MT, NHK, Trax, LS2 and EVO, and individual listings carry badges for ECE 22.06 or for PSB approval, which the shop applies to selected models. It also stocks riding gloves, jackets from names like Komine and Revit, and Cardo intercoms. Orders can be placed on its own website or through its Shopee and Carousell storefronts, and the site links a size guide and certification explainers. Check its contact page before travelling, as it lists weekday and weekend showroom times.

Hillview
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BikersWorld Shop is a retail unit in the Toh Tuck area with an online store attached, and its helmet range leans towards riders who also go off-road. The helmets collection lists full-face, open-face, modular, PSB approved and motocross or dirt-bike styles, and the site mentions DOT and ECE 22.06 certified options on its product pages. Around that it sells jackets, jerseys, pants, gloves, boots, racing suits, rain gear, goggles, hydration packs and communication gear, with brands including Acerbis, Fox, FXR, Spyke and Uma Racing. Its site also lists Shopee, Carousell, Lazada and TikTok storefronts. A contact page gives a phone line and WhatsApp chat, so it is easy to ask about a specific size before you visit.

Toh Tuck (Ibiz Centre)
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Kikstart is a small Bukit Merah retailer that concentrates on a narrower set of brands rather than a catalogue of every label. Its site lists half-cap, open-face, full-face and motocross helmets, with Biltwell, Felix and Momo Design among the names, alongside shields, visors, goggles and helmet care products. Riding gear includes gloves, bags and long-ride essentials, and there are grooming products and gadgets too. The shop says it works on a preorder model and that you can visit the showroom to try sizes before ordering, with set showroom days and arrangements by phone or text on other days. Because stock follows orders, confirm availability first and ask what is physically on hand.

Bukit Merah
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MKA Motorparts Asia is a Kaki Bukit retailer that pairs a physical store with an online shop for motorcycle parts and riding gear. Its helmet listings are organised into open-face, full-face and motocross categories plus a clearance section, mainly under the KYT and TTR labels, and the homepage features a model it calls a 2026 release. It also stocks gloves, jackets, pants and racing suits, with IXON among the apparel brands, and its About page states that it is the exclusive distributor of brands including IXON, KYT and Suomy in Southeast Asia. The site mentions islandwide delivery and enquiry options, and the shop lists weekday and Saturday hours. It is a practical stop for riders after a mid-priced helmet and matching gloves in one visit.

Kaki Bukit
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Dainese Singapore is operated by Ridelah Pte Ltd and sells the Italian brand's clothing through a shop at Oxley Bizhub in Ubi and an online store. When we checked, its catalogue was weighted to apparel rather than helmets, so treat it as the place for the gear that goes with your helmet and ask in store about head protection. Product types listed include touring, urban and sport jackets, pants, gloves, boots and shoes, racing suits, D-air airbag suits, rainwear and base layers, and the site has sections called Custom Works and Ridelah Circle. It also lists Insta360 cameras and accessories. Its footer shows a WhatsApp number for enquiries, and the locate-us page gives weekday and Saturday opening hours.

Ubi (Oxley Bizhub)
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Motoworld says it has traded since 1999 and describes itself as offering the largest range of helmets, jackets, parts and accessories for motorcyclists. Its Kaki Bukit showroom and online store list helmets from brands such as HJC and Scorpion, with a dedicated collection of helmets it labels PSB approved, and the store selector also shows Taichi riding wear. Jackets and gloves have their own sections. The contact page splits enquiries across separate WhatsApp lines for parts, workshop, apparel and online orders, which is handy if you only want to ask about a particular helmet model. The same unit also hosts a workshop, so allow time if you are combining a gear purchase with a service booking.

Kaki Bukit
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Singapore Racing World sells motorcycle products from a unit at the Zervex building in Ubi and describes its website as a 24-hour online shop. Its navigation is built around brands, listing AGV, Alpinestars, Caberg, EVO, Forma, Kabuto, Lazer, OGK, Rev'it, RST, Scorpion, Sena and TCX, which makes it easy to browse by name. Categories cover jackets by type such as adventure touring, leather and waterproof, plus boots, riding shoes, gloves, jeans and body protection, with motocross and women's sections of their own. The footer publishes a phone number and general email, and a safety and liability page sets out its terms. It is a sensible choice if you already know the brand you want to try on.

Ubi (Zervex)
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Chong Aik International is a long-standing motorcycle parts and accessories company whose About page says its Desker Road showroom carries helmets, leather gloves, jackets, goggles, boots and protectors from various international brands. The online catalogue is split into helmets, boots, apparel and protective gear, accessories and replacement parts, and the menu carries a Shoei section as well as Cardo intercom and Pinlock items. Rather than a built-in checkout, the site tells buyers to email its sales address or use its Shopee page, and it publishes two phone numbers. That makes it less of a click-and-collect option and more of a showroom visit, best suited to riders who want to handle gear in person near the Little India parts cluster.

Little India (Desker Road)
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Little Bike positions itself as a gear shop for newer riders and operates from Woodlands Horizon, with an online store alongside. Its site is organised around a new-rider journey, with starter packages grouped as just licensed, daily commuter and weekend warrior, so a first-time buyer can see a suggested helmet, jacket and gloves together. Helmet categories include full face, modular and open face plus visors, and apparel covers riding suits, jackets, gloves, shoes and waterproofs, with intercoms, top boxes and phone accessories as extras. Listings such as an EVO model are labelled PSB approved by the shop. Its footer gives weekday and Saturday opening times, a general email and a phone number, which helps if you want to confirm a size.

Woodlands
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