New bikes · Bukit Merah
Albert Motor Supply
Worth a look if you are price-shopping a used big bike or a commuter scooter and you go in informed.
What riders say
- Dominick patient with new riders
- Ah Seng fast on trade-ins
- Three-month warranty honoured on bearings
Good to know
- Ask for Dominick or Ah Seng if you want the smoothest run.
- Pin every freebie, discount and admin fee in writing before paying deposit.
- Servicing is referred out to a nearby third-party workshop, not done in-house.
- Hours
- Mon to Fri 10am to 6pm. Sat 10am to 4:30pm. Sun closed.
- Address
- 1008 Bukit Merah Lane 3, #01-10, Singapore 159722
- Parking
- Blks 8/10 Jalan Rumah Tinggi, 8 public lots, about 465 m.
- Brands
- BMW, Honda, KTM, Yamaha
- Stars
- 49 five-star, 25 one-star, out of 79.
More detail: the full write-up
Worth a look if you are price-shopping a used big bike or a commuter scooter and you go in informed. Best for riders who can read a sales agreement carefully, push back on verbal promises and lock everything to paper. Less ideal for first-time buyers who want hand-holding through warranty claims. Walk in with the spec, the trade-in number and the final quotation already pinned down before you sign anything.
The lowdown. Used and new motorcycle dealer tucked into the HDB shophouse strip at Bukit Merah Lane 3. Stock spans scooters and big bikes across Honda, Yamaha, KTM and BMW, with trade-ins for everything from CB190X commuters to TMAX 560s and GS Adventures. Day to day, this is a sales-and-trade floor, not a workshop. Servicing gets routed out to a partner shop nearby.
What riders say. The sales experience swings hard on which consultant picks you up. Dominick draws the most consistent praise for walking new riders through specs, paperwork and trade-in maths without upselling. Ah Seng handles trade-ins quickly and is the name to ask for on warranty follow-ups. Ah Boon and Nic also work the floor. Pricing is competitive on paper but the friction sits in the fine print. Buyers describe quotation lines shifting between handshake and signing, admin fees on early settlement and ownership transfer, and freebies that did not survive to delivery.
"before buy layan very nice after buy and sign different story"
After-sales is the other split. One owner had cone bearings replaced under the three-month warranty at no charge with the bike returned the next day. Others report unreturned calls, missing service receipts and slow response on a brand-new bike with a broken part. Read the sales agreement line by line and keep every receipt.
Good to know.- Ask for Dominick or Ah Seng if you want the smoothest run.
- Pin every freebie, discount and admin fee in writing before paying deposit.
- Servicing is referred out to a nearby third-party workshop, not done in-house.
- Keep all payment receipts long-term for ownership transfer and scrap.
Written from the Google reviews.
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