Gear guidance
Customers describe patient, knowledgeable help when choosing first-time protective and safety gear.
Ras Al Khor
Al Khubaizi Motorcycle Centre in Ras Al Khor is a motorcycle shop for bikes, riding gear and accessories. Reviews point to useful help choosing protective equipment, sourcing parts and fitting items such as tyres or an exhaust, though customer service appears inconsistent.
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Customers describe patient, knowledgeable help when choosing first-time protective and safety gear.
One customer found the needed side bar arranged and fitted after other staff could not complete the job.
A customer who searched across Dubai found a suitable helmet quickly.
A tyre change review mentions affordable alternatives, fair pricing and quick service after a screw damaged two tyres.
Reviews describe a wide range of motorcycle accessories, gear and parts in one stop.
A recent Honda purchase was described as smooth, with questions answered patiently throughout the process.
Verify fitment. Ask for the exact part and fitting plan before paying; one customer needed help installing a side bar after another attempt failed.
Check bikes. If buying a pre-owned or imported bike, request an inspection and clarify whether a test ride is available before travelling.
Compare prices. Confirm the displayed and charged price, especially for consumables and batteries, before completing the purchase.
Call ahead. Phone first if you are making a long trip or need a specific item, since one review reports that nobody answered the shop phone.
Inspect helmets. Check helmet branding and authenticity carefully; one review specifically questioned LS2 helmets.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Several reviews report rude, cold or uncooperative interactions, including a complaint about smoking in the showroom during a bike discussion.
Some bike buyers say they were not allowed to test ride or reduce the price after being told it was negotiable.
One customer complained that the shop phone was not answered.
Reviews raise concerns about aftermarket parts, helmet authenticity and a battery that failed after five months.
One customer said a battery advertised at 180 AED was sold to them for 250.
The Bottom Line
Al Khubaizi Motorcycle Centre in Ras Al Khor is geared towards riders who need equipment, parts or a motorcycle. Reviews mention helmets and protective gear, tyres, gloves, side bars and bike purchases, so it can work as a one-stop visit rather than a quick helmet-only shop. The business description also identifies pre-owned premium motorcycles as part of its offering.
The strongest feedback is about hands-on guidance. Customers describe patient explanations when choosing first gear, quick help finding a helmet and assistance arranging and fitting a side bar. A tyre-change customer was offered a more affordable option after a screw damaged two tyres, and another buyer described a smooth Honda X-ADV purchase.
There are important caveats. Customer service is not consistent: some reviews praise helpful staff, while others describe the management attitude as rude, cold or uninterested. Buyers have also reported being refused test rides, despite being told a bike’s price was negotiable.
If you are travelling from outside Dubai, call ahead, confirm stock and test-ride arrangements, inspect imported or pre-owned bikes carefully, and check the final price and product authenticity before paying. One review also reports a battery failing after five months.