S.K. Cycle

Best for the rider chasing the lowest sticker on a new bike, who is fine doing servicing elsewhere. Skip if you want a friendly front desk or a workshop relationship that lasts past purchase. Get every freebie and free-servicing entry written into the final quotation before the deposit clears, and consider paying for oil changes at a friendlier shop rather than fighting for the package perk.

The lowdown. Motorcycle dealer in Kampong Ubi Industrial Estate, just off Ubi Road 1. New bikes, sidecar setups and basic servicing under one roof. Closed Sundays, half-day Saturdays. The pitch is price. Quotations here often undercut other dealers across town. The catch is the front-desk and workshop attitude.

What riders say. The pricing is sharp. Walk in for a new-bike quotation and you leave with numbers that undercut nearby shops. Ask for Ah Long or Shun Hong on the sales floor for the cleanest paperwork.

After-sales is where the friction lives. The mechanic is rude, dismissive, and reluctant to do oil changes already covered by the new-bike package. Promised freebies (raincoats, free-servicing vouchers) have a habit of never arriving, with stock-out excuses dragging past a year. Trade-in offers come in aggressive, sometimes under half of what a bike cost new less than a year ago.

"He offered to take in my bike for less than HALF of its original price."

• Closed Sundays. Saturdays only until 4:30pm
• Walk-in for quotations; ask for Ah Long or Shun Hong
• Pin every freebie and free-servicing entry into the written quotation before paying deposit
• Track your free oil-change usage yourself; counts have been disputed at the counter
• Expect curt service-counter replies, especially on warranty work

Written from the Google reviews.