Chiang Mai Motorcycle Shops

**Davidfl** · 18th February 2005, 10:45 PM

1. JOE'S BIKE TEAM.

Big bike service.
26/1 Soi 2 Chang Moi Rd. Tel: +6653251186
Probably the most reliable shop for big bike service in Chiang Mai. Run by German Joe.

OTHER BIKE SHOPS WITH PARTS & ACCESSORIES.
Limited accessories - tyres / brake pads / helmets / jackets / boots / levers / cables / chain & sprockets. Because of the small big bike market in Chiang Mai / North Thailand, none of the shops carry a big range of parts and accessories. If you want something they can usually get it fairly quickly form either Bangkok or Singapore.

2. SAMOTO

16 Mahidol Road. Tel: 0818238361

Sa also has a small range of accessories - boots / helmets / jackets / brake pads. Well worth checking out!

3. G3 BIKE SHOP
98/2 Taiwang Rd. T Chang Moi. Chiang Mai. Tel: 053-233600. 09-2621334.

Above: G3 not easy to find with a shop front like that & not exciting from the outside, but inside it is ok.

Good English spoken. Recommended for best deals on tyres & parts. Big bikes sold & traded.

4. BULL SHOP

44 Taiwang Road. Chiang Mai. Tel 097003370. 053874112.
Is just down the road from G3 & a popular chopper shop, if you're into choppers / custom bikes.

5. CHIANGMAI BIKER SHOP

97-98 Mahidol Rd, opposite New Star. Tel: 053 200190.
A hang out for some of the local custom bikers. Honda Phantom riders check this shop out.

6. FAST CORNER.
1st Floor Pantip Plaza. 152/1 Changklarn rd. Tel: 053 288088-9. http://www.fastcorner.co.th. Great for deals on Arai helmets - where I get mine from. If you're coming from Oz or Europe the helmet prices here are relatively cheap. My Doohan replica helmet only cost 17,500 baht. Check em out. Order from Bkk & they will deliver to the Cnx shop.

7. RICHCO MOTORSPORTS & POWDER COATING.
1/2 Wualai Rd Soi 3. Chiangmai.
Telephone: +66 081-030-8307 Fax. +66 053-904-241
THE place to go for high quality powder coating.
Used & highly recommended by numerous GT Riders.

Servicing Harley-Davidson bikes in Chiang Mai.

8. CHIANG MAI MOTOCROSS SHOP.

357 Moon Muang Rd. Tel: 017965991. Run By Naa, one of North Thailandï¿½s leading M-X / Enduro riders.
A half decent range of dirt accessories. See pix below.

9. BIRD SHOP

Wangsingkham Road, opposite Westside Pub.
Tel: 019529527 & 099517260
A small busy off-road dirt shop, selling & servicing dirt bikes. Into competition riding. A small range of parts & accessories. Worth a look if you cant find the parts & accessories you want at Chiang Mai Moto-x shop.

10. PISTON SHOP

49/3 Assadathon Road. Chiang Mai.
Tel: 053234344. Mobile: 0819524433

Is yet another new big bike shop in Chiang Mai. Check 'em out if you want to keep up to date with all the new big bike shops in town. Very clean workshop, extremely polite & perfect English spoken = no mis-communication problems.
Get your 100 baht Veloil chain lube here!
Nat also imports & registers bikes; so if you're looking to buy a bike contact Nat at Piston Shop.
Recommended & used by some GT Riders on a regular basis.

11. RED ROAD

Tel: 053904605.
Mobile: 08118843182 & 08112875527
Is a small big bike shop on the corner of Mahidol & Thippanent roads, inside the super highway, diagonally opposite airport plaza.

12. BURNING

58 Kaew Nawarat Rd. Tel: 0899551727
Is a small busy bike shop into retro / classic Jap singles.

13. Tuk's CHOPPER SHOP
275 Moon Muang Road. Chiang Mai. Tel 081568594.

For Harley / Chopper service & repairs & some parts.

14. ING -ON MOTORBIKE
34 Morakot Road. Chang Puak.
Tel: 053210596. Mobile: 0856225155

One of Chiang Mai's oldest big bike shops with arguably the biggest selection of used parts, bits & pieces. (Some of us older guys call it "Steptoe's Bike Shop. Remember Harold?))

See also
Chiang Mai Handy Motorcycle Related Shops
chiang-mai-handy-mc-related-shops-t633.html#p48190

**Davidfl** · 15th January 2008, 06:58 PM

If you want to find the main bike shops, here's where they are in Google Earth.

**beddhist** · 5th February 2008, 06:06 PM

3: N18 47.571 E98 59.950

Got a new 520 chain fitted to my DR650 here.

7: the house number is wrong, correct is: 67/1
N18 47.668 E99 00.152

Getting new boots made. (What else...?)

8: N18 46.775 E98 59.135

My new seat should be ready tomorrow.

Thanks David for taking the trouble to list all these, very useful.

**Captain_Slash** · 26th March 2009, 11:02 PM

Chiang Mai

On the Chiang Mai-Lamphun road about 100 metres after you go under the airport flyover on the way out of town

This place carries everything imaginable for Phantoms and the Boss

**Pounce** · 1st September 2010, 01:33 PM

Has anyone got an email addy for C&P Service?
The phone number is 053 273 161.
Have spoken (very stinted) to Lang I think, but he couldn't spell his email in english.

Thanks

**Pounce** · 8th September 2010, 09:42 AM

Originally Posted by Pounce

Has anyone got an email addy for C&P Service?
The phone number is 053 273 161.
Have spoken (very stinted) to Lang I think, but he couldn't spell his email in english.

Thanks

No one?
Suely not.

**KenYam** · 2nd December 2010, 05:40 PM

Motor Cycle Shop / Mechanic Name - Lek Mob - 0899540752 Young Thai man Excellent service, nothing is too much trouble and the workmanship is top notch. I have used him maybe 8 times and always excellent. He only likes working on bigger bikes and his rates are very low, speaks just enough English once he knows you.

His location is on Sankamphaeng Rd - if you come from C.M. town its 1 km past the Bosang intersection on the RHS and 30 metres past him is a shabby Thai big bike shop which I know nothing about. Lek's shop has no sign or phone number but he lives in a house behind the workshop front ( rollerdoor ). Got my bike back today from a spill I had on the MHS tribute trip last weekend and Lek fixed everything for next to nothing.

Cheers Ken F

**Davidfl** · 11th December 2010, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by Pounce

Has anyone got an email addy for C&P Service?
The phone number is 053 273 161.
Have spoken (very stinted) to Lang I think, but he couldn't spell his email in english.

Thanks

No one?
Suely not.

**Davidfl** · 11th December 2010, 02:40 PM

Helmet2home
137 Sri Dornchai Road
diagonally the old Surawongse Book Centre.
GPS Waypoint: N18 46.872 E98 59.819

Website
http://helmet2home.com/

An "Ali Baba's Cave" (thanks Gobs) tin shack motorcycle accessory shop with loads of gear in a jumbled mess

Dealing in Scoyco brand
http://www.scoyco.com/english/product002.php
they claim they can order whatever from Bangkok & have hard copy catalogues in the shop.

If you have trouble making out the photos & stock, then that is a true representation of the shop.
Good luck. Its' quite an experience being in there.

**Pounce** · 16th December 2010, 03:52 PM

Originally Posted by Davidfl

Thanks David, but the email keeps bouncing back.
I'll try my luck on Monday when I get there

**Ozjourno** · 9th September 2011, 12:13 PM

'Ali Baba's' cave, that's where Mrs Grumpy lives!

**JB2112** · 27th November 2011, 04:27 PM

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Nat speaks fluent English and answers email promptly. Rates are very reasonable.

**ntb** · 3rd December 2011, 02:54 PM

Originally Posted by JB2112

Nat speaks fluent English and answers email promptly. Rates are very reasonable.

Had electrical problems with my bike last January and went to a few shops around Thailand to get it fixed.Ended up with more problems than before.Then when I was in Pai,meet a guy heading to Piston Shop the next day so I went with him. They fixed my bike and had it running in top condition at a reasonable price. Nat really knows bikes.I would definitely use him again.