Sales handling
Selling a Yamaha Tenere 700 included inspection, enquiries, RTA passing, insurance and ownership transfer with little chasing.
Al Quoz
Duseja Motorcycles is a used motorcycle dealer and all-brands workshop in Al Quoz, where you can buy or sell a bike, arrange maintenance, or work on your own motorcycle through the U Fix Program. Reviews also highlight smooth RTA transfer handling, bike collection and recovery support.
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Selling a Yamaha Tenere 700 included inspection, enquiries, RTA passing, insurance and ownership transfer with little chasing.
A stripped oil-filter-cover thread was re-tapped instead of prompting unnecessary major repairs, with the oil and hose also replaced.
A used-bike buyer was allowed detailed scrutiny and a comprehensive test ride before completing the purchase.
The U Fix Program lets customers work on their own bikes rather than leaving every job entirely to the workshop.
A Yamaha R7 upgrade project, including lights and a navigation system with cameras, was completed in two days.
One Vespa rider says the shop quickly sent a recovery truck after a breakdown on Dubai road.
The shop also provides garage spaces, useful if you need somewhere to keep a motorcycle.
Confirm scope. Before approving work, ask for the exact job, cost and required parts in writing; one review says this was explained clearly before work began.
Order early. If your repair needs special parts, explain the requirement well in advance because ordering them may delay the job.
Check completion. For safety-critical repairs or modifications, inspect and test the bike before leaving rather than relying only on a ready notification.
Check availability. Call to confirm a paid-for part is physically available before making a long collection trip.
Ask about pickup. If transport is difficult, ask whether bike collection and drop-off can be arranged; reviewers have used that option for servicing.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A retro-style Triumph Bonneville was bought after a smooth, regularly updated sales process.
A Yamaha R7 upgrade included installation of this navigation system with front and rear cameras.
A reviewer used the shop for the full sequence of collecting a bike, sourcing and fitting a tyre, and servicing it.
One customer reported being handed back a bike with an undetected brake-line leak, leaving no front brake near the Saudi border.
A repair estimated at three days reportedly took three weeks, with repeated one-more-day updates and incomplete work at collection.
A customer paid for a part, drove to collect it, and then learned it was unavailable and would not become available.
A customer was charged AED 850 for a front-wheel vibration service later acknowledged as never performed, after repeated refund follow-ups.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
front wheel vibration service
“I was also charged AED 850 for a front wheel vibration service that was never done”Google review · December 2025
The Bottom Line
Duseja Motorcycles combines a used-bike showroom with a workshop in Al Quoz. You can buy or sell a motorcycle, arrange servicing, or use the U Fix Program to work on your own bike. Reviews also mention bike collection, tyre sourcing and fitment, plus help with RTA testing and ownership transfers, so it can handle more than a simple workshop visit.
The sales experience is often described as well organised. One Yamaha Tenere 700 seller reported that inspection, enquiries, RTA passing, insurance and transfer were handled without repeated chasing. Buyers have also found specific bikes such as a Triumph Bonneville, and one reviewer was allowed detailed scrutiny and a comprehensive test ride.
Workshop feedback includes successful work on a 1976 CB550, Triumphs, Kawasakis, Vespas and e-bikes, including root-cause diagnosis rather than automatic parts replacement. There is a meaningful caution around consistency. Some customers report reasonable pricing, quick repairs and clear communication, while others describe long delays, incomplete work and serious brake or electrical installation problems.
Confirm the work scope and cost in advance, order special parts early, and test safety-critical repairs before riding away. A paid part should also be confirmed as available before making a long trip.