ABOUT US
Imani Motorpoint Spares is a leading motorcycle repair and maintenance company based in Kampala, Uganda. We have a wide range of customers from Kenya, Tanzania and further afield, open to international trade. We service most major motorcycle brands including Honda, Yamah, Suzuki, TVS, Bajaj/Boxer, Hero, Simba/UG Boss and Tricycle (Tuk-Tuk) and much more. “We take pride in providing exceptional Quality Service, which are customer centred that exceeds our customers’ expectations. All motorbikes are given care and attention by skilled, competent and dedicated team of Mechanics. All our customers are valued, appreciated and given exceptional customer Care”. At Imani, everyday is an extraordinary day. Come visit us!
To provide our clients with a wide range of quality spare parts, repairs and accessories for motorbikes in the region.
To have in stock an optimal amount of various spare parts so that our sales capacity can fulfill customer needs anytime and they can rely on it. Also provide additional support with our services, offering maintenance and repairs for motorbikes at our base, and outreach services for broken down bikes in the community and beyond.
To be the most reliable dealer in a wide range of quality spare parts and accessories for motorbikes in Uganda, making every day an extraordinary day for all our customers.
Our value is to always show loyalty to our customers and value integrity. We aim at providing the best care for our customers' motorbikes and effectively solve all issues that may occur. We endeavor to keep our customers continuously updated on the status of their motorbikes.
- Integrity
- Professionalism
- Customer Oriented
- Accountability
- Loyalty
- Team work
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Meet Our Leadership
We have a team of leaders that responsibly ensure a well planned operation, We strive to uphold our reputation & justify customer trust. We are committed to being exceptional in everything we do and strengthening our position.
