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Old 6th April 2008, 16:44   #16
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Thats nice.
But what if there is quite a bit that one had to get it mailed or toss in the luggage. How much duty would spares invite?
Its 35% for bike spares as per what I was told. For apparel its 14%.
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Its 35% for bike spares as per what I was told. For apparel its 14%.
Wow. that neat then. Glad to hear that.
I was planning on ordering some spares online....so was very curious to know.
Some one told me its 200% of the cost the customs guys fix.
thanks for the info.
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Nope they don't, closing time is btw 6-7pm weekdays. 12pm on Saturdays. And they are not open on sundays and public holidays. What do you intend to buy?

Lets see will figure it out once i get there. Basic stuff i guess. any suggestions on jackets , gloves & shoes. basically need stuff that keeps us cool is light and very tough(protection).


As for dutys i will let u guys know once i get to pay , have no clue as of now.

@straight i have zeroed inn on the arai or the shoei yup the Rx- or T.
Just hope i can work something out with the ducatis..lets see will let u know whn i get back.

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Won't have to pay anything because all that will fit in the hand luggage.
Do u guys know the dutys generally charged here?

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Its 35% for bike spares as per what I was told. For apparel its 14%.
Is there any other brand like Joe rocket , which are really good?

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Lets see will figure it out once i get there. Basic stuff i guess. any suggestions on jackets , gloves & shoes. basically need stuff that keeps us cool is light and very tough(protection).


As for dutys i will let u guys know once i get to pay , have no clue as of now.

@straight i have zeroed inn on the arai or the shoei yup the Rx- or T.
Just hope i can work something out with the ducatis..lets see will let u know whn i get back.



Do u guys know the dutys generally charged here?



Is there any other brand like Joe rocket , which are really good?

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Shaun, If you have broad feet buy TCX, if you have narrow feet then go for SIDI. These are the two best brands for riding boots. I wear SIDI's myself. As for jackets, I have 4 Joe Rockets, 1 Power Trip(its owned by Joe Rocket) & 1 Cramster(Indian). When you are buying the jacket you can ask them for the upgrade of the spine pad which is much stronger than the one that comes with the jacket. Other brands that are just as good - Firstgear, Tourmaster, Cortech, Teknic, Shift and Icon.

Go for mesh gloves(with good knuckle & finger protection)and jackets for our weather conditions. Make sure the mesh jacket has a waterproof liner in it which you can use in the winter as well. Boots have ventilation too, so look for that when you're shopping for them. Don't forget shin/knee armor or riding pants which are armored as well.

Have you decided on which bike you're getting next? The reason I don't suggest ARAI is that they have flaps covering the hinges of the visor which results in a lot of wind noise. SHOEI's are the quietest and best venting helmets money can buy you. Hope this helps and if you need to know anything just call when you're at the store.

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@straight , Thanks a ton dude. Do these custom guys generally harras us for personal stuff? generally. i am also looking at the Shoei, now colours is a problem since the new bike will most probabaly be red or black. soooo !
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@Manson - Finally dude oi am goin there for the bike . Any thing u need? let me know. I am planning to get me a thermostat the Bike so that the radiator kicks inn @ 70degrees, just hope the radiotor fan does not blow cause of this ?
Any pointers? remember our first ride & last, need helmet-gloves -jacket an'all.

Good. The list is almost complete, add a pair of riding pants and knee pads too, they'll be good for the weekend rides. Remember to go all mesh on the gear.

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@straight , Thanks a ton dude. Do these custom guys generally harras us for personal stuff? generally. i am also looking at the Shoei, now colours is a problem since the new bike will most probabaly be red or black. soooo !
Its advisable to go for a helmet that has bright red in it rather than a black one. It gives others better visibility of you. I'm looking for some good ones. Will post the link here so you can check them out.
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Here you go. Some nice Shoei's.
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Hey, any luck with the stuff?
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@ straight6 -> just got back,with all the stuff i wanted. did not get to pay any duty, wish i got a whole R1 S$.15468/- add c&F.
@manson got your stuff, did not get the red graphics XXXL. wasnt available. just dropin at home any time and pick it up.-Cheers
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@ straight6 -> just got back,with all the stuff i wanted. did not get to pay any duty, wish i got a whole R1 S$.15468/- add c&F.
@manson got your stuff, did not get the red graphics XXXL. wasnt available. just dropin at home any time and pick it up.-Cheers
Cool. So what all did you get? I cant wait to see it.
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re: Singapore shops for Bikes & Bike accessories

Old Thread- some updated information- may come of use to someone.

Chongaik.com



219 Motorshop
217 Lavender Street
Opening hours: 10am to 8pm (Monday to Saturday)
Tel: 6297 7225


Hodaka MotoWorld Pte Ltd
Showroom & Workshop
10 #01-08
Kaki Bukit Road 1
Singapore 416175
Tel: 6844 0792, 6844 0794 Fax: 6844 0793
Tel: 6844 0078 ( Office )
Tel: 6844 0079 ( Customer Service hotline )
Boutique Showroom
89 #01-11
Short Street
Singapore 188216
Tel: 6336 1126, 6336 8528 Fax: 6336 0654
Email : motoworldsg@yahoo.com.sg


JR Pte Ltd
1072 Serangoon Road
Singapore 328178
Opening Hours
9.00am to 6.00pm
Monday to Saturday
Tel : (65) 6293 6440 / 6293 6092
Website: www.jrsingapore.com
Email: sales@jrsingapore.com


Not Just Helmet
Blk 3004, Ubi Ave 3,
#01-100
Singapore 408860
Joyee Ong (97968892)
Alson Ng (97860940)


https://www.bhh.com.sg/
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Re: Singapore shops for Bikes & Bike accessories

Two more stores in Singapore:

Lim Ah Boy : large store running since many years, famous within locals.
One local guy was much praising and told that good negotiations possible, but buyer needs to have good knowledge and know what he really wants!

Regina Specialties : some relation (brother / son ?) of Lim Ah Boy. Comparatively newer store. Its just few blocks away than above mentioned, in vicinity of Little India / Mustafa mall.


I havnt purchased anything from them yet.

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Re: Singapore shops for Bikes & Bike accessories

So here are the 4 stores- paired for walking distance/proximity.

1. Chong Aik @ 45 Desker Road
2. Regina Specialities @152 Jelan Besar

and then these two are together ( 10-15 mins walking distance)

3. Racing World @ 8 Ubi Street
4. MotoWorld @10 Kuki Bukit

I am headed there in March, and let me see if I can do some justice to this forum by writing up a few lines and relating my 'internet window shopping' experience to what happens in real life.

I didnt have the time to cross check others that I or the other readers have posted- as I am quite specific on the brands and stuff I want.
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Re: Singapore shops for Bikes & Bike accessories

Any website to check the approx price of the helmets in Singapore? I might be heading there either next week or in feb and planning to get some riding gear and car parts.
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