Singaporean Custom and Classic Motorcycles - Wicked Wallop IX 2024

We are back at the Carros Centre at Jalan Lam Huat in Singapore for the 9th edition of the Wicket Wallop Custom Motorshow.
From cruisers to sport bikes to underbones and scooters, the show has a whole ton of machines with modifications taking inspiration around the world like the bosozoku, rockers, mods, mat rempits, and American style motorcycle clubs.
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[@ForestnBlue]

Thank you for capturing the event! Great footage!

[@elaurs]

Thanks for sharing - isn't it limited what customizations can be done with LTA's rules and stand on aftermarket parts etc.? E.g. I believe you're not allowed to cut your frame etc. But maybe there is something I'm not aware of?

[@ReizePrimus]

In general as long as it doesnt change the structural integrity (frame and suspension), power train, and noise/emissions, everything else is fine.
The real issue in SG isnt that LTA restrictions are hard to work around. The hard part is passing annual inspections because this task is outsourced to clueless 3rd party companies who do not train their inspectors on how to do their job beyond “compare the bike to target picture of stock bike”. The inspectors in Singapore simply do not know what the regulations are and make impromptu judgements.

[@elaurs]

@@ReizePrimus Yeah, from what I heard, different inspection centers will give you different results if you have aftermarket parts. Personally, I want to change my headlight (LED) to a different LED headlight, as it will give more light in the dark hours, but I am hesitating due to the yearly inspections and somewhat unclear guidelines. For exhausts I'm wondering why they don't share the approved exhausts publicly...anyway...

[@fwfefrtefdv4719]

Hi, how to know about this event? By what channel? If i know earlier, i sure go!

[@ReizePrimus]

Hi, you can usually just follow the Wicked Wallop Instagram account @thewickedwallop to get updated on next year's event!