BMW expertise
Reviewers trust the workshop with BMWs ranging from newer R1250GS models to a 21-year-old R1150RT.
Touratech Middle East
Al Quoz
Touratech Middle East is an adventure-motorcycle parts and accessories shop with a workshop in Al Quoz. Riders come for BMW and other bike servicing, fitted accessories and cleaning, while the upstairs café gives you somewhere to wait during the work.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
259 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Accessory fitting
A reviewer had a radiator guard installed immediately at no extra charge.
Tour support
A serviced BMW GS was delivered to and collected from Abu Dhabi for a long tour without hassle.
Bike cleaning
The shop handles bike washing as well as helmet and boot cleaning, useful before or after a ride.
Rider café
The upstairs café provides coffee and a place to rest while your bike is being serviced.
Parts sourcing
Unavailable parts can be ordered from Germany; one Honda suspension request was arranged promptly.
Off-road training
Customers have attended an advanced off-road course organised by the team with experienced trainers.
Tips for a Better Visit
Clarify rental. Before renting, confirm the insurance policy, deposit rules and any extra-kilometre charges in writing.
Check stock. Message ahead about availability; reviewers say the team can be frank about stock and arrange orders for unavailable parts.
Use the café. For workshop visits, plan to wait upstairs with coffee; the café is specifically used by riders during servicing.
Ask about slots. If you are travelling through Dubai, ask whether the workshop can fit in a tyre or oil change without an appointment.
Plan food. The café works well for coffee and snacks, but plan another meal if you need a broad food choice.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al QuozAl - شارع الخيل
Al Qouz Third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Motorcycle accessories
The shop is known among reviewers for adventure and off-road motorcycle accessories, including luggage and protective parts.
bike for a wash and a chain lube
Bike washing and chain lubrication are available as a quick maintenance visit.
rental bikes
Customers mention renting adventure bikes for Dubai, Oman and longer touring trips.
Common Concerns
Rental admin
One rental customer found the process disorganised and needed many WhatsApp messages and emails.
Rental charges
A rental review reported a 5,000-dirham security payment, an additional card charge and extra-kilometre costs.
Limited food
The café has a pleasant setting, but one reviewer found the food selection very small.
After-sales gap
One customer reported unanswered WhatsApp messages and missed delivery follow-up after a purchase.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
350 Dirham
rental security payment card charge
“Of you pay per card, they Charge you 350 !!! Dirham just for fun, for a security payment ??? So you only get back 4650 of your 5000 on your card”Google review · February 2023
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The Bottom Line
Touratech Middle East is a motorcycle-focused shop and workshop in Al Quoz, especially familiar to adventure and BMW touring riders. You can buy Touratech accessories and spare parts, have a BMW serviced, or book bike cleaning; reviewers also mention rentals and off-road training. The workshop has handled everything from a BMW R1250GS service to maintenance on a 21-year-old R1150RT, which is reassuring if your bike is older or heavily used.
There is a useful rider-friendly setup around the workshop. The upstairs café gives customers somewhere to sit with coffee while work is underway, and reviews mention snacks, bottled cold water and a pleasant waiting area. Food choices appear limited, though, so treat it as a coffee stop rather than a full meal destination.
Helmet and boot cleaning, bike washing and chain lubrication are also mentioned. Parts not held locally may be ordered from Germany, and customers have described quick WhatsApp replies for stock checks and delivery arrangements. If you are booking a rental, slow down and confirm the insurance, deposit, card charges and extra-kilometre rules first: one customer found the process disorganised and disputed the fees.
Most workshop feedback is strongly positive, but one older review reported poor post-purchase follow-up, so keep delivery and after-sales arrangements clearly documented.