Bike production (bike shop)

• Autogear

  14 Feb 03, 09:29

  hi everyone... anyone knows is bike production at serangoon road a good shop??
  anyone bought from the shop before??
• De|usi0n

  14 Feb 03, 09:54

  no, not me.
• mechanica_22

  14 Feb 03, 10:10

  it is a shop where u can go to..
  they sell at reasonable price.
  take a look at other shops b4 deciding
• puzzle

  14 Feb 03, 11:55

  u want to buy bike or service . u buy bike is more ex.
• Autogear

  14 Feb 03, 12:59

  i want to buy bike but dunno go where find...
  u all have any recomendations?
• tOrDao

  14 Feb 03, 16:18

  Originally posted by Autogear:

  i want to buy bike but dunno go where find...
  u all have any recomendations?

  u can buy where...budden after u buy..nv go back dere....except when u wanna pay installment...their service is fuXk up..
• Autogear

  14 Feb 03, 17:01

  i looking for tzm.. got any lobang??
  saw 1 at asphoon, $6800, a bit over budget....
• Enjoy^83

  14 Feb 03, 22:51

  Price is gd for first hand, 2nd hand also reasonable. Won't chop ppl(in my case). But servicing...............for ur info, their workshop is Ban hong at AMK ind park 2. So, they are actually same ppl. Many many bad reviews from ppl about the workshop, and i am one of them.
  
  Basically, buy bike from them(because cheap) and f*ck off.....
• RainXP

  15 Feb 03, 00:22

  Hmm... Then send bike to where repair that is cheap and good service 1...? Anyone? Kindly give the full address. Thnks alot...
• Noah

  15 Feb 03, 11:04

  My KRR from Bike Productions. Price wise, I think they have very good price compared to other shops. But for the servicing, I dun go to their Ban Hong Geok. Din like it. Went to a recommended mech by friend.
• RainXP

  15 Feb 03, 16:00

  Where is the mech shop? Address?
  
  

  Originally posted by Noah:

  My KRR from Bike Productions. Price wise, I think they have very good price compared to other shops. But for the servicing, I dun go to their Ban Hong Geok. Din like it. Went to a recommended mech by friend.

• Enjoy^83

  15 Feb 03, 17:15

  Different shops specialise in different models of bike. It depends on the bike u have and then choosing which reputable shop to go.
• RainXP

  15 Feb 03, 17:25

  What shop will you recommend for kawasaki bike? Is there any kawa agent around in SG?
  
  

  Originally posted by Enjoy^83:

  Different shops specialise in different models of bike. It depends on the bike u have and then choosing which reputable shop to go.

• Autogear

  15 Feb 03, 19:15

  anyone got any good deals for tzm??
• Enjoy^83

  15 Feb 03, 23:19

  Originally posted by RainXP:

  What shop will you recommend for kawasaki bike? Is there any kawa agent around in SG?
  
  

  haha, sorry. My knowledge is limited as i am still new. Maybe u can ask Wild-SG in this kips' thread?
• Noah

  16 Feb 03, 01:29

  KRR 150 bike is parallel import. The local agent for Kawasaki is Evershine. Look up the phone book and you'll be able to locate its address. Unfortunately, if you are talking about KRR, it is not recognised by Evershine. They do only big bikes, I think. 2B bikes are mostly from Thailand. And Evershine seems to have a bad reputation for its service, from what I hear.
• RainXP

  16 Feb 03, 02:06

  icic. So what shop will be recommended for servicing this bike?
  
  

  Originally posted by Noah:

  KRR 150 bike is parallel import. The local agent for Kawasaki is Evershine. Look up the phone book and you'll be able to locate its address. Unfortunately, if you are talking about KRR, it is not recognised by Evershine. They do only big bikes, I think. 2B bikes are mostly from Thailand. And Evershine seems to have a bad reputation for its service, from what I hear.

• nismoS132

  16 Feb 03, 02:51

  Originally posted by RainXP:

  icic. So what shop will be recommended for servicing this bike?
  
  

  chin cai lah.
  krr, sp, tzm, engines configs all not much diff.
• Noah

  16 Feb 03, 23:36

  Originally posted by RainXP:

  icic. So what shop will be recommended for servicing this bike?
  
  

  I go to AMK Industrial Park II, Kim Keat.