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10 Best Motorcycle Shops in Singapore

A guide to the best motorcycle shops in Singapore for new and used bikes, servicing workshops and riding gear, each checked against its own website.

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Amir Wahab
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Whether you are buying your first Class 2B commuter, hunting a used big bike, booking a service or kitting out with a new helmet, the right store depends on what you need. This guide rounds up well-known motorcycle shops in Singapore, spanning official dealers, multi-brand sellers, independent servicing workshops and gear specialists. Each was checked against its own website; treat it as a shortlist rather than a ranking.

1. Boon Siew Singapore

Boon Siew Singapore is the official distributor of Honda motorcycles and scooters, selling Honda's range from small-capacity commuters and scooters up to larger sports models. Its network handles service bookings, Honda genuine parts and warranty support, positioning it as the brand's authorised local channel. Riders set on a new Honda can buy, service and source parts through the same official source.

2. Heng Motor Enterprise

Heng Motor Enterprise is a long-running multi-brand dealer that sells both new and used motorcycles and lists marques such as Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Vespa, Piaggio, KTM, Ducati and Harley-Davidson. Alongside sales it carries out repairs and stocks accessories and consumables like batteries, tyres, engine oil and top boxes. The company says it was incorporated in 1987 and runs branches on Changi Road and Toh Guan Road East.

3. Speedzone

Speedzone is a Sembawang-area store that pairs new and used bike sales with an in-house servicing workshop and a parts-and-accessories arm. It describes itself as an authorised motorcycle service centre for brands including Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM, Fantic and Mutt, and lists its stock through an online bikemart. The set-up lets buyers shop, service and kit out a bike in one place.

4. RevolutionBike

RevolutionBike is a Bukit Batok dealer and workshop selling new and used motorcycles across brands such as Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki and Kawasaki, with financing available. It says it is an authorised service centre for major Japanese brands and repairs most makes, and stocks genuine and aftermarket parts alongside riding apparel. The combined showroom-and-workshop format suits riders who want sales and after-sales under one roof.

5. Universal Motors

Universal Motors is a Bukit Merah dealership that describes itself as the sole authorised distributor of Bajaj motorcycles in Singapore, carrying models such as the Pulsar and Dominar. Beyond sales it points to servicing, genuine spare parts and help with financing and trade-ins. The company says it has been registered since 1990, making it a long-standing name for budget-friendly commuter and touring bikes.

6. EZ Motor

EZ Motor is a Kaki Bukit workshop focused on motorcycle and scooter servicing, engine repair, tyre changes, brake work and suspension upgrades rather than bike sales. It says it specialises in Profender suspension and stocks genuine parts and accessories, and offers towing and accident recovery. It is a practical option for riders after an independent workshop for maintenance and repairs.

7. Motoworld

Motoworld is an online motorcycle gear and accessories retailer carrying a wide range of PSB-approved helmets, riding jackets, racing suits and protective gear, plus parts such as exhausts and suspension. It lists apparel and helmet brands including HJC, Scorpion and Oxford, and organises components by motorcycle model. It suits riders shopping for gear and aftermarket parts rather than a new bike.

8. Chong Aik International

Chong Aik International is a Desker Road specialist in motorcycle spare parts, accessories and protective gear, and says it supplies genuine parts for brands such as Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kymco and TVS. Its showroom stocks helmets, gloves, jackets, boots and protectors alongside tyres, lubricants and replacement parts. The company says it was founded in 1994 and keeps a large warehouse of stock for availability.

9. Singapore Racing World

Singapore Racing World, based at Ubi Road 2, is a riding-gear retailer stocking helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, body armour and communication systems for road and off-road riders. It lists premium apparel and helmet brands such as Alpinestars, AGV, REV'IT, TCX and SENA, and sells both in-store and online. Its focus is protective gear and accessories rather than bikes or servicing.

10. Little Bike

Little Bike is a Woodlands gear shop that pitches itself at new riders, bundling starter sets of helmets, jackets, gloves and essentials for those who have just passed their licence. It stresses PSB-approved helmets that meet Singapore's road-safety standard, and sells both in-store and online. The new-rider focus makes it an easy first stop for kitting out after a Class 2B test.

How to choose

  • Match the shop to the job: an authorised brand dealer for a new bike and warranty, an independent workshop for value servicing, or a gear specialist for helmets and apparel.
  • For servicing, ask whether the workshop is familiar with your make and model, whether it uses genuine or equivalent parts, and get the likely cost in writing before authorising work.
  • Buying used, inspect the bike's condition and paperwork, check the COE expiry and remaining value, and confirm what after-sales support or warranty, if any, is included.
  • For a helmet, insist on a PSB-approved model that meets Singapore's safety standard, and try it on for fit rather than choosing on brand or price alone.
  • Favour a shop within reach of home or work with a workshop you can return to, so routine servicing and follow-up repairs stay convenient.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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