[Info] In case of breakdown in Malaysia / Thailand

[Pplater]

Hi tourers, was wondering what numbers to call in the event of bike breakdown, mishap in thailand. Anyone got a compilation of numbers of companies providing tow services in thailand? Advice needed. Any such thread in existance here? No hits on search.

[panclanrider]

In the event of bike needed to tow back to SGP, you can try looking for any of the passenger vans provided the height of the bike is not high (e.g R1, CBR900s etc). They can modify & remove the seats to allow the bike in.

 

But then the price to pay can be quite ex.

[deanz4]

ya i need help too in event of brake down... coz this wed going phuket all alone i need phone no.. im riding a FJR so its kind of impossible to go in van

[ATwin]

You can look for Eric Yeo. A friendly Singaporean guy who owns a Harley service workshop @ Phuket. My friend bike broke down during the trip to thailand & we manage to have his help to solve the bike problem.

 

West Coast Service Centre

Thailand Mobile Phone - ---0869-519126

 

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or a friendly Thail guy name Mr Somsak at Bangkok who own a Harley Bike Shop. alternatively you can contact him for help @ 0818-415360

[Al-Simmons]

Bukit Kayu Hitam to Perak. (Anywhere in the state of Kedah, Perlis, Perak (after tunnel). Not inclusive of Kelantan n Trengganu)

 

Towing to MegaFortune Motorsport at Bandar Perai Jaya, Penang. (Just beside the NSH). Specialise in big tourers, enduros.

 

24hours free towing hotline :

 

04-540 2233

012-581 9177

012-411 7551

 

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Ayer Hitam area:

 

24 hours hotline

017 - 7480875 (Sopy)

 

019 - 7584005 (Ah Tong)

012 - 7249099

[jasonyeo123]

Any idea wad is ur bike breakdown in malaysia while riding halfway.... i heard that the toll only bring you to the nearest petrol station... wad to do after that ?

[lao uncle]

Plus highway patrol only tow cars since they are paying customers. Bikers pay themself to be toll. That what malaysian bikers said.

 

Edited

Sorry I mean you have to pay for the towing not the toll.

[jasonyeo123]

Plus highway patrol only tow cars since they are paying customers. Bikers pay themself to be toll. That what malaysian bikers said.

 

i dun get wad u mean by bikers pay themselves to be toll... u mean if bikes have to be toll we cant find plus highway toll ?

[bikeyroo]

i dun get wad u mean by bikers pay themselves to be toll... u mean if bikes have to be toll we cant find plus highway toll ?

 

Just call a Singapore tow truck no. They will get their Malaysian counterpart to tow your bike to the 1st or 2nd link checkpt. From there, the Singapore tow truck will then transport your bike to the workshop of your choice. Got to pay and pay.

 

If the distance is not too far, say before KL, the Singapore tow truck may even drive up all the way to Malaysia and tow your bike back. Once on a trip 1 year ago, the Singapore Bike Ambulance went all the way to Ipoh and tow the bike back to Singapore.

 

A cheaper alternative is to get the Malaysian tow truck to tow it to the nearest town KTM railway station. From there, ship your bike back to Singapore by rail. Then, get your Singapore tow truck to tow it to your workshop.

 

Whatever it is, if your bike breaks down it is an expensive affair.....$$$$$$$$$ So, before you go, try to make sure your bike is in tip top condition. Hope my explanation helps...

[bikeyroo]

Just call a Singapore tow truck no. They will get their Malaysian counterpart to tow your bike to the 1st or 2nd link checkpt. From there, the Singapore tow truck will then transport your bike to the workshop of your choice. Got to pay and pay.

 

If the distance is not too far, say before KL, the Singapore tow truck may even drive up all the way to Malaysia and tow your bike back. Once on a trip 1 year ago, the Singapore Bike Ambulance went all the way to Ipoh and tow the bike back to Singapore.

 

A cheaper alternative is to get the Malaysian tow truck to tow it to the nearest town KTM railway station. From there, ship your bike back to Singapore by rail. Then, get your Singapore tow truck to tow it to your workshop.

 

Whatever it is, if your bike breaks down it is an expensive affair.....$$$$$$$$$ So, before you go, try to make sure your bike is in tip top condition. Hope my explanation helps...

 

Finally if you are stucked not too far away and you are with other bikers, one way is to get your friend to tow or 'push' your bike to the checkpt.

[lao uncle]

i dun get wad u mean by bikers pay themselves to be toll... u mean if bikes have to be toll we cant find plus highway toll ?

 

Sorry I mean you have to pay for the towing not the toll.

[Pillion_Hippo]

any bike towing services to intro?

[jasonyeo123]

any recommended towing service ??? care to share the contacts?

[racingter]

call bikebulance lor....

[jasonyeo123]

hmm u mean call the local number ??? do they have a malaysia number?

[DiabolicZero]

Yups..any recommended msia towing company to intro? Can we pay PLUS to tow back to Gelang Patah?

[lehleh]

bikebulance ? i got their name card and it wrote local & west malaysia towing services*

[bedius]

bikebulance : 64255333

 

bikebulance ? i got their name card and it wrote local & west malaysia towing services*

[lao uncle]

During the recent bike festival held near kallang leisure mall, one of towing company call bikebulance had a towing truck there. The head of the team say that they offer towing service from Malaysia to Singapore. The cost is rather stiff and it best to prepare your bike before you travel up North.

 

In the event that there is a breakdown, try to tow it to a nearby shop for repair, it will be very much cheaper for you if you can get it done.

 

In case you are really struck there, call bikebulance : (65) 64255333, they operate 24 hours service. They will either send one of their truck up or they will contact their counterpart to tow your bike.

 

If in the event that they use their Singapore truck, the basic cost will be $300(fixed, is to pay for the Malaysian custom). Then for every km travel in Malaysia they will charge $1.

 

That said, the min cost to tow from Melaka will be $300+ the distance from Singapore to Melaka and back, ie more then $500.

 

So make sure you do up your bike well before venturing up.

[racingter]

bikebulance : 64255333

 

Correct...but their rate is ...

 

even ur bike is breakdown in GP once their van pass custom they still charge u at $300...So try to make ur way beyond Sin custom the rate is $35..

[CMYRS]

Madness.

 

Isnt it a better idea to get back to Spore, get a van, drive back to bike and bring the bike yourself?

 

I cannot imagine getting stuck further up north, how?

Esp with some internal damage and if your bike is a not a run of the mill model then how?? omg...........

[299]

Only bikebulance or is there more than one company?

[wertdeviruz]

pure madness.....my frens scooter was in larkin...bikeBulance wana charge him SGD$300 to tow back to sg....he says forget it....lol

[lao uncle]

pure madness.....my frens scooter was in larkin...bikeBulance wana charge him SGD$300 to tow back to sg....he says forget it....lol

 

 

That the mininium market rate for towing from Malaysia(JB) to Singapore. If so near at Larkin, ask a friend, using a rope to pull. Tow to causeway and then call for towing service at the custom. This is much cheaper.

[wertdeviruz]

hahahah.....did dat the other night...it was last week saturday actually.....i went to JB wif climbing ropes thick enuf....pulled his vespa behind my bike.....lol....along the way got a malaysia ROAD-BLOCK....heheheh.....they stopped all motorbikes.....hmmm....they having a REMPIT operation....lol.....i towed and pull his bike thru customs.....and all the way to AJ scooters at UBI.....what a night....reach in til UBI at 12.45am.....lol quite a night!!