Ban Hock Hin Co.

I first found out about BHH during my first trip here Summer 2011. Fast forward to last month, I was finally able to ride from them! Woot!
I think first and foremost, much thanks to Mignon, one of the managers who works there. Between my initial emails pre-​trip, to the front desk, transaction, the actual riding and dropping it back off, she was super friendly, patient and just a really nice person, overall, doing business with. Even stuff I’m not used to having to verify myself (i.e., US WA State endorsement), she wanted me to help check it out and let me use their computer. I believe they also have flexible payment options from debit card, credit card, PayPal and perhaps few more.
The facility itself is rather simple, clean and industrial from the outside but inside it’s a nice, good and clean customer area — plus great AC and water dispenser. They have bikes ranging from mid-​size Hondas to the upper Triumphs and similar; plus plenty of scooters for you putt-​putt riders. =) lol
I took a spin on the Yamaha MT-​9 and it’s a nice clean sports bike with pretty balanced power & handling. Limiting my rental to just a few hours, I hit up the expressways towards the Pasir Ris park in the northeast. It was a good time!
One thing before you go out, make sure your helmet is comfortable. The first XL size I wore gave me a headache after 10 min because it was so hard and basically pads worn out. I came back and exchanged for a better one, no problem.
Check it out! Great for tourists, true, but locals can enjoy it, as well.
PS. I also noticed this shop has a long history there! Really cool.
Transit notes: Located about 2 blocks south of main bus routes and about 15 min east from Kovan MRT Station.