Hodaka Motoworld Pte Ltd

Best for helmet and gear shoppers who want to try options on, and riders adding electronics (Chigee, FutureEyes, alarms, Scottoilers) where named staff like Kevin, Bernard and Mr Wee make the difference. Less ideal if you need an unscheduled walk-in repair on a busy afternoon. For installs, ring ahead, ask for a staff member someone has recommended, and stay with your bike until the mechanic acknowledges it.

The lowdown. Two-floor parts and gear shop inside KB Industrial Building, Kaki Bukit. The basement holds parts and the bike servicing bay; upstairs is helmets, jackets, gloves and accessories from brands like HJC, RS Taichi and Komine. They also fit Chigee dashcams, FutureEyes radars, Scottoilers and alarms on the spot.

What riders say. Two clear sides to the operation. On retail and online orders, Iffah handles delivery hiccups and gift-voucher mix-ups quickly, often within hours. Kevin walks first-time helmet buyers through HJC sizing without rushing. Bernard, Bryan and Mr Wee handle electronics installs (Chigee dashcams, FutureEyes radars, alarms) with patient, detailed explanation.

The workshop side is more uneven. Walk-in queue is informal, so riders have waited an afternoon while others were served first. A few exhaust jobs, including Yoshimura sleeve work, have come back with damage or wrong hardware. The front-counter response to those complaints has been mixed. Park your bike where the mechanic can see it and tell someone you are in the queue.

• Basement for parts and servicing; helmets and riding gear upstairs.
• Stocks HJC, Chigee and a wide range of helmets, jackets and accessories.
• Online store and TikTok Shop can have stock-sync delays. Confirm by WhatsApp before paying for anything urgent.
• For installs and bigger jobs, book an appointment rather than walking in.

Written from the Google reviews.