TrackJunction is a home-based track bike specialist in Singapore, run by a cyclist for cyclists. The business focuses on fixed-gear and track bike servicing, from quick tune-ups to full mechanical overhauls and custom frame-up builds.
Operating out of Jalan Teck Whye and taking appointments only, TrackJunction positions itself as an affordable, professional alternative to larger bike shops, with a personal, hands-on approach to each bike that comes through the door. Customer reviews describe a friendly, honest and communicative service, including one case where the owner helped a buyer resolve an issue with a frame purchase and covered the cost of a repair himself.
Beyond servicing, TrackJunction also handles custom track bike builds — sourcing and installing parts, wrapping bar tape, and helping riders put together a bike from the frame up — and maintains a parts catalogue on Carousell for those looking to buy components directly.
For riders of fixed-gear and track bikes in Singapore, finding a mechanic who genuinely understands the platform — rather than treating it as an afterthought next to road and mountain bikes — isn't always easy. **TrackJunction** was built to fill that gap: a home-based workshop run by a cyclist, for cyclists, specialising specifically in track bikes.
TrackJunction describes itself simply: home-based, affordable, professional. Operating out of Jalan Teck Whye and working strictly by appointment, the business trades the overheads and scale of a typical bike shop for a more personal, one-on-one approach. That shows up clearly in customer reviews, which consistently mention friendliness, honesty and clear communication as much as the quality of the mechanical work itself.
One reviewer described buying a Star Track frame that turned out to have issues the seller wasn't aware of — TrackJunction not only helped arrange a repair appointment at a bike shop but covered the cost of the service. Others mention tyre and bar tape replacements that left a road bike "feeling brand new," and a hub threading repair on a set of 60mm carbon wheels that a customer said was worth the wait, describing the experience as honest and friendly throughout.
TrackJunction's services span three main tiers. The Basic Tune-Up covers the essentials: a safety and bolt torque check, a drivetrain wipe and lube, chain tension adjustment, and a tyre pressure check — the kind of maintenance that keeps a bike running smoothly between bigger services.
For bikes needing more attention, the Full Overhaul goes considerably deeper: a complete strip-down and deep clean, hubs, headset and bottom bracket repacked, wheel truing, and new cables and housing where needed. It's the option for riders who want their bike brought back closer to a like-new mechanical state, rather than just a quick refresh.
For riders starting from scratch, TrackJunction also offers custom builds — assembling a track bike frame-up, sourcing and installing parts, wrapping bar tape, and handling component upgrades. Because every custom build is different, pricing here is done by quotation rather than a set rate, reflecting the bespoke nature of the work.
Alongside servicing, TrackJunction maintains a parts catalogue on Carousell, giving riders a way to browse and buy components directly, whether they're sourcing something specific for their own project or picking up parts to pair with a service booking. The business is also active on Instagram and reachable via WhatsApp, keeping communication straightforward for a business that runs on appointments rather than walk-in trade.
Because TrackJunction operates by appointment only from a home-based location on Jalan Teck Whye, riders are encouraged to reach out ahead of time — via WhatsApp is the quickest route — to arrange a drop-off or discuss a custom build. The business's Google reviews, linked from its site, offer a further look at the kind of experience past customers have had, from routine tune-ups through to more involved repair work.
For Singapore's track and fixed-gear cycling community, TrackJunction offers something a little different from the standard bike shop experience: a specialist who knows the platform, keeps things personal, and is upfront about what a bike actually needs — whether that's a quick tune-up before a ride or a full custom build from the frame up.