New Union Company

Best for riders who want a long-term mechanic relationship rather than the cheapest one-off fix. Strong on servicing, OBU jobs and recovery repairs across Honda, Yamaha and Kawasaki. If you are buying a used bike here, inspect carefully and get the condition pinned in writing. For small jobs, confirm the labour charge upfront so the bill does not surprise you.

The lowdown. Motorcycle workshop and dealer tucked into Tampines Industrial Park A, off Tampines Street 93. Run by Mr Yeo with mechanic Ah Tee and assistant Ah Hong. Day-to-day work is servicing, repairs, OBU installation, accident recovery jobs, and new and rental bike sales. Closed Sundays, otherwise open from 8.45am.

What riders say. The pull here is continuity. Riders stick around for fifteen, nineteen, twenty-plus years, buy multiple bikes through Mr Yeo, then bring their sons in for the next one. Ah Tee gets named repeatedly as the technical anchor. Honda, Yamaha Aerox and Kawasaki Z250 jobs all feature, alongside walk-in OBU installs and post-accident rebuilds turned around in days. Diagnosis tends to be thorough rather than upsold. One recovery job after a PIE breakdown included a free windshield tighten and chain wash on top of the actual repair.

"They addressed the problem at a remarkably lower cost than I expected."

The friction is around small-job pricing. A few riders were unhappy with the labour line on minor work, like a single stripped screw or a chain tightening, where the charge felt heavy for the time spent. The owner has replied to push back on those, citing a $10 labour minimum. One buyer also flagged a poor used-bike experience requiring an early overhaul.

• Walk-in OBU installation is a known service here.
• Ask for Ah Tee on the floor for diagnosis and repair work.
• Labour starts at around $10, even for quick jobs. Ask for the figure before work begins.
• Mandarin, Malay and English all in use at the counter.

Written from the Google reviews.