Yeow Motor Trading Co

Best if you want a proper tank or fairing respray at trade-friendly pricing and don't mind a late-night run. Ken's strength is paint, not parts retail. Buy your batteries and electricals elsewhere. Pin down scope and price in writing before you leave the bike, especially when multiple panels are involved.

The lowdown. Old-school spray painter in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1. The shop runs nights only, opening at 7:30pm and closing at midnight (8pm Sunday). Uncle Ken handles tank resprays, full bodywork repaints, and general bike repair. The trade reputation is the tell: other Singapore bike shops send their stock here for paintwork before it goes out for sale.

What riders say. Paint is the specialty. Tank resprays are the bread and butter, priced fairly for the finish. Ken talks through options based on your budget and does not push the upsell. He is a long-time painter, and the local bike-shop trade quietly uses him as a paint subcontractor before listing units for sale.

The general repair side is mixed. One bike came back with screws missing in places after two pushes through the shop, eventually settled with a partial refund. A battery sale went bad: a flat unit got sold and an exchange refused. Quality on paint runs steady. Quality on parts and accessories is less consistent.

Got my tank resprayed here and he did a good job for the price.

• Open nights only: 7:30pm to midnight Mon-Sat, 8pm to midnight Sun.
• Ask for Uncle Ken. He runs the shop and does the consultation.
• Tank and panel resprays are the core service.
• Confirm scope, panels and price in writing before leaving the bike.

Written from the Google reviews.