Motorbike repairing shops

The whole area, centred on TA UYEN and to at least the first street either side of TA UYEN between HONG BANG and NGUYEN CHI THANH is motorcycle heaven - shop after store after shop of motorcycle related parts, along with automobile and bicycle parts.

I have a friend who does wholesale work for the retail repair guys. His forte is removing studs from alloy wheels and repairing motorcycle 'big' ends, along with heavy machinery design/building/repair. He has a worker certified for boiler repairs and welding up to 3 cm thick. He uses a plasma welder.

My tires/tyres I buy wholesale on NGUYEN THI NHO then get them fitted at a place does nothing else on 3 THANG 2. They can also do vulcanizing of the treads or walls.

I use factory repair shops (no labour charges) for our Kymco's - they even have call out service at home or road side at no extra charge.

There are big engine repair shops on NGUYEN CHI THANH, the best one's owner is religious so you have to make way for his God. Mid-size repair shops are  nearby. These are between TA UYEN and NGUYEN THI NHO. Personal intro's are best, helps the stores keep work that has no challenges away.

For after market Honda repairs there is a specialist outfit on the corner of NGUYEN THI THANH and DO NGOC THANH. Hard to miss - many workers - usually out front.

I had my Kymco engine upsized and ports, etc., polished. This work is best done through specialist motorcycle retailers.

On Friday and Saturday nights (as well as the following morning) the 'racing' types meet in Quan 4 - down around KHANH HOI and TON THAT TUYET. Hard to miss - just use your ears. They know all the good places. Usual 'meet' size is around 200 machines + the CGST!

I change my own oil - let's me see what's happening inside.

Hello all

If you could recommend some services in our Automotive repair services in Vietnam it would be awesome! 

Thank you

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

kenjee wrote:

Hello all

If you could recommend some services in our Automotive repair services in Vietnam it would be awesome! 

Thank you

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

I did that. And my post was deleted .

Jaitch wrote:

The whole area, centred on TA UYEN and to at least the first street either side of TA UYEN between HONG BANG and NGUYEN CHI THANH is motorcycle heaven - shop after store after shop of motorcycle related parts, along with automobile and bicycle parts.

I have a friend who does wholesale work for the retail repair guys. His forte is removing studs from alloy wheels and repairing motorcycle 'big' ends, along with heavy machinery design/building/repair. He has a worker certified for boiler repairs and welding up to 3 cm thick. He uses a plasma welder.

My tires/tyres I buy wholesale on NGUYEN THI NHO then get them fitted at a place does nothing else on 3 THANG 2. They can also do vulcanizing of the treads or walls.

I use factory repair shops (no labour charges) for our Kymco's - they even have call out service at home or road side at no extra charge.

There are big engine repair shops on NGUYEN CHI THANH, the best one's owner is religious so you have to make way for his God. Mid-size repair shops are  nearby. These are between TA UYEN and NGUYEN THI NHO. Personal intro's are best, helps the stores keep work that has no challenges away.

For after market Honda repairs there is a specialist outfit on the corner of NGUYEN THI THANH and DO NGOC THANH. Hard to miss - many workers - usually out front.

I had my Kymco engine upsized and ports, etc., polished. This work is best done through specialist motorcycle retailers.

On Friday and Saturday nights (as well as the following morning) the 'racing' types meet in Quan 4 - down around KHANH HOI and TON THAT TUYET. Hard to miss - just use your ears. They know all the good places. Usual 'meet' size is around 200 machines + the CGST!

I change my own oil - let's me see what's happening inside.

Thanks Jaitch for the information.

I have a shop which locates in Nguyen Chi Thanh street chrome some motorbike' parts but seems the price is various in this area. Sometimes I doubt if there is just 1 or 2 shops doing this and the other shops ask them to make for their customers.

kenjee wrote:

If you could recommend some services in our Automotive repair services in Vietnam it would be awesome!

The Business section is for people with a financial interest to complete.

Introduce a simple box, as used in the Message Forum, instead of multiple boxes and you have a deal!

Dejavu.dot wrote:

Thanks Jaitch for the information.

I have a shop which locates (sic) in Nguyen Chi Thanh street chrome some motorbike' parts but seems the price is various in this area. Sometimes I doubt if there is just 1 or 2 shops doing this and the other shops ask them to make for their customers.

Why duplicate all the posts? Cut down/edit quotes - it goes off the bottom of my screen!

This area is the wholesale area, where all the retail repair shops from all over the city go! Prices are better, too.

I never use Chrome - much better to use the real thing - INOX (stainless steel). Easier to work, too, just use an Argon Welder.

If you need an 'acid dip bath' cleaner for your Chrome - I have an address.

Yes,

Pls give me the address. It will be great.

I will go to buy Liqui moly in some days. I found a shop in district 11 and Tan Phu district. You know anyone selling those things in district 1 or in this Nguyen Chi Thanh area?

Thanks in advance.

Dejavu.dot wrote:

kenjee wrote:

Hello all

If you could recommend some services in our Automotive repair services in Vietnam it would be awesome! 

Thank you

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

I did that. And my post was deleted .

Your post has been rejected by the moderator as you have posted it in the wrong section.

Would you be so kind to post these information in the appropriate section which is the  business directory > https://www.expat.com/en/business/asia/vietnam/ please?

Thank you and have a nice day

Priscilla 

Dejavu.dot wrote:

I did that. And my post was deleted .

The format is too complex - we just need alphabetical list, based on trade, into which we could copy and paste stuff.

The present arrangements are designed for people who pay, or want the business.

Jaitch wrote:

Dejavu.dot wrote:

I did that. And my post was deleted .

The format is too complex - we just need alphabetical list, based on trade, into which we could copy and paste stuff.

The present arrangements are designed for people who pay, or want the business.

I concur.
How else will I find a place to do the poppet valves on my Rotec R3600 ?

Priscilla wrote:

Your post has been rejected by the moderator as you have posted it in the wrong section.

Would you be so kind to post these information in the appropriate section which is the  business directory > https://www.expat.com/en/business/asia/vietnam/ please?

Thank you and have a nice day

Priscilla 

Hi Priscilla,

I agree with Jaitch. I open the link kenjee suggested and it asked me to fill in the company name while I am introducing any business here.

Actually there are many guiding posts in this site but there's no place to post it, except the forum.

I found a great shop that is big and clean. And to boot, the owner speaks English too! The guys here know there stuff!  How do I know? Cause I used to dabble in fixing cars and bikes in the States.

This place is big and also have a coffee/drink area for the customers in the front.

Whenever I ride into town I take my bike there. They work on both big bikes and small bikes.  They are on the same side of the street as you are heading to the McDonalds there at the round-about. They are by the big gas station.

Motorcycle Vietnam
151 Dien Bien Phu
P.15, Binh Thanh District


In fact, I will riding into HCM probably early next week.

Ducati69 wrote:

Motorcycle Vietnam
151 Dien Bien Phu
P.15, Binh Thanh District

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It is very new motorbike shop right? I just checked the information. 2 week age!

Wonder if they fix scooters too?
.. and if this shop has any relationship with another motorbike repairing shop near there. That repairing shop's owner can speak English well and has many expats visiting him everyday. I went there and he checked my bike for 1/2 hour. I thought they were good so I went shopping and nothing changed in my bike. The price also was expensive cos they can speak English.