Champion Motorsport Pte Ltd

Best if you ride a scooter or cub in the Paya Lebar belt and want straight talk on what your bike actually needs. The accessory bench is genuinely useful if you want a GIVI top box or Quadlock mount fitted properly the same day. If you ride a big bike and want brand-specific tuning, look elsewhere. Message ahead for unusual parts; he orders in rather than stocking everything.

The lowdown. Scooter and cub workshop on Upper Paya Lebar Road. Ah Keong runs the place solo, handling both the wrench work and the counter. Servicing, oil changes, battery swaps, plus GIVI top box and rack installs for daily commuters. Accessory wall covers Quadlock phone mounts and Insta360 fittings. Closed Sundays. Walk in or message ahead for rare parts so he can order before you arrive.

What riders say. The bread and butter is maxi-scooter and small-cub work. Bring an Xmax or Aerox for servicing and accessory installs. Bring an ADV 160 for a top box or rack. Pricing sits on the cheap end of the market. Ah Keong will tell you when a part is still good enough to leave alone, and that honesty is the draw.

The accessory side is real. Quadlock phone mounts, Insta360 cradles, GIVI top boxes and racks all get fitted in-house. He has stayed past closing to finish a box install. The personality is loud and jokey, with running gags some find funny and others find tiring.

"He will not ask you to change parts that are still in working condition."

• Cardless and digital payment accepted
• Order unusual or rare parts before coming down
• Strong on maxi-scooters and small cubs, less so on big bikes
• Stocks Quadlock mounts, Insta360 fittings, GIVI top boxes
• Walk-in friendly but a heads-up message helps

Written from the Google reviews.