Bicycle shops need no introduction to our fitness-conscious and food-delivery-obsessed population. According to the government in 2018, 1-in-4 households in Singapore owns a bike, while 125,000 people use them for their daily commutes. With the banning of e-scooters in 2019, more food deliverers are opting to use a bicycle instead, increasing the number of bicyclists on the landscape.
New Bicycle Trends in 2020 that Can Make You Stand Out from the Rest
There are several fancy modes of single-double-person transport trying to outshine each other on Singapore’s 440km stretch of cycling paths and park connectors. E-scooters, kick scooters, unicycles and hoverboards are definitely exerting pressure on bicycles to stay in the “cool” leagues. Fortunately, the bicycle world is continually reinventing itself to stay trendy.
Here are some of the latest bicycle trends to consider the next time you purchase a new bike.
Foldable E-Bicycles

Putting your bicycle in your office is no longer an annoyance, but a conversation-starter. If you find a model that fits right under your office desk, you’ve found a model that fits right into your lifestyle!
The foldable e-bike brings lots of other conveniences as well. Except for the battery charging, it’s maintained the same way as a regular bicycle.
You can also burn calories without appearing sticky and sweaty when you reach the office. The foldable e-bike helps to minimise the effort and strength you need to make it move!
Smartphone-dependent people, you’re in luck! Certain foldable e-bike models also house a feature to charge your phones!
Now, who’s saying cycling ain’t cool?
Pro tip: When selecting an e-bike, make sure the model is approved by the Land Transport Authority (LTA).
Wearable Tech for Cyclists
If cycling takes up most of your exercise schedule, you will definitely want to keep track of your speed, distance and calories burnt. Fortunately, several slick-looking wearable devices can act as your coach to give you the necessary breakdown of your cycling workouts.

The much raved-about Garmin Forerunner 935 is a delight for cycling geeks. It houses a complete set of data retrieval, data reporting tools and a vast array of built-in features and sensors to give a thorough analysis of your workouts.

Need an invisible voice to spur you on? Moov Now ™, dubbed as “The World’s Most Advanced Fitness Wearable”, is a wearable fitness coach that tracks all your movements and syncs them into your smartphone. Speaking of which, it can also keep track of your workouts even if you’re away from your phone. Its authoritative, yet encouraging built-in voice, helps you to train right by correcting your form and guiding you to avoid injuries.
Bikepacking

Wanderlusts, this is something to look forward to when the worldwide lockdown is lifted. A portmanteau of bike and backpacking, this trend gives travellers a more satisfying experience when exploring around the world.
Check out this video for a list of must-haves during your next bikepacking expedition.

3 Cycling Routes in Singapore That Rivals an Overseas Trip
What’s the use of having a bike just for convenience or fitness sake without the occasional indulgence?
While we are confined to our little red dot during this period, there are still several places you can explore on your bikes for some hassle-free thrills.
Eastern Coastal Loop
Stretching all the way from Changi Point to the East Bay Gardens, this trip generously rewards your senses. Enjoy tall, beautiful pine trees on the eastern edges of Changi Point, witness aeroplanes flying directly over you, as well as a line of delicious seafood restaurants awaits you along East Coast Park.
Western Coastal Loop
If you grew up watching local period sword-fighting series in the 80s and 90s, you would find the sights of Little Guilin familiar. Unlike the flat terrains of the East, the West is characterised by hillier landscapes, making it a haven for the intrepid cyclists. Treat yourself to an abundance of flora and fauna at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Dairy Farm Nature Park.
Ketam Mountain Bike Park
This is one overseas trip without leaving the country. Nestled in Pulau Ubin, this former quarry offers an unforgettable thrill for cyclists of all levels.
The Blue Square trails are best suited for beginners.
For middle-skilled cyclists, challenge yourself The Black Diamond trails, characterised by its long steep climbs, drop-offs and challenging obstacles.
For the masters, don’t shy away from the Double Black Diamond. Yes, I bold and underlined it to take you up on this dare. These bad boys offer you a variety of extra steep climbs and drop-offs, sharp corners and tricky obstacles.
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Jet Cycle |
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148 Changi Road, Lorong 104, Singapore 419727 |
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New Era Cycle |
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14 Arumugam Road LTC Building C, #01-04, Singapore 409959 |
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“Great shop with a great staff. I thought Zac & his colleagues own the shop, as it seemed they have sincere concern for the customers & have impressive knowledge of the items on display. Thanks for helping me sort out my helmet today. Owner is lucky to have a great crew managing the business. I was pleasantly surprised to find great depth on the variety of bicycle needs available there. I’d recommend this shop to all my friends & future acquaintances.” |
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My Bike Shop SG |
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“I just send my old bike (which I bought from midview city branch) to the shop for service yesterday. The guy who attended to me was knowledgeable and sincere on what/how to service my bike. Was happy and Glad. Will be sending my bike for another servicing in 3 months time. Good work done. Keep it up. 👍👍👍👍” |
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“Met Kent today who was very knowledgeable and helpful staff. I was asking a lot of beginner questions but he patiently helped me tackle all of them. He is very friendly and professional and it was a real pleasure dealing with him. He also gave me a nice welcome gift which helped to sweeten what was a fantastic deal. I went on a Monday afternoon and was the only customer in the shop so I believe that helped but hey we’re only human and can only cope with so much work.” |
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12Cycle |
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326 Tanjong Katong Rd, Singapore 437104 |
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(65) 6345 7112 |
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10am – 7.30pm daily |
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“Very friendly and informative staff. I came to purchase a foldable bicycle. And the staff took the lead in the conversation to guide me to get the brand and model that suits my needs and budget. I even didn’t think twice to get all the accessories I need from this shop. Yes, I did spent over my budget. But, it was money worth spending. I will support stores with good customer service.” |
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T3 Bicycle Gears |
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Figaro St, 1K, Singapore 458322 |
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(65) 6441 6828 |
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Rodalink |
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Bicycle Specialist |
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https://rodalink-east-coast-bicycle-superstore.business.site/ |
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166B Upper East Coast Rd, Singapore 455270 |
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(65)6242 8330 |
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Mon-Sat: 11am – 8pm |
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808 Cycles |
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9 King Albert Park, King Albert Park Residences #02-01 , Singapore 598332 |
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(65) 9820 8642 |
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Tues-Fri: 11am – 7pm |
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“Loving my fab thousand helmet ordered online from 808cycles. Delivery was gratifyingly prompt. Wished i had bought my recently new brompton from here too! Wonderful shop with all the quality classy brands cant find elsewhere in s’pore” |
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100G Pasir Panjang Road, Interlocal Centre #01-11, Singapore 118523 |
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(65) 6469 9964 |
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Mon-Sat: 11am – 7pm |
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“Bikes n Bits are amazing!!, for sure the best place i have visited in Singapore for bike related issues. (The Deal in Road Bikes and have a great selection and all the accessories too!) Super Friendly, Professional and knowledgeable staffs. Went in with a Broken rear axle MTB (Giant Trance), Damage was to far to repair on site so the staff helped us arrange transport to the Giant MTB Store and Gave us some Incredible Coffee whilst we waited all whilst showing us new bike technologies, giving us a tour of the shop/workshop also! Highly Recommend for any Road Bike Needs!! Thanks Bikes n Bits” |
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135 Middle Rd, Bylands Building #01-01, Singapore 188975 |
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(65) 6333 0054 |
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Bikemart SG |
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First and only secondhand bike store in Singapore |
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140 Sims Ave, Singapore 387462 |
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(65) 8806 1843 |
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Bangkit Bicycle Shop |
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259 Bukit Panjang Ring Rd, #01-16, Singapore 671259 |
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“Service was quick and efficient. Inner tube replacement for my young daughter’s mini BMX was very reasonable.” |
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63 Hillview Ave, Lam Soon Industrial Building #07-05, Singapore 669569 |
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“Very happy with the service from these guys. I took my very old Giant XtC in with some shifting issues, they replaced the cables and tuned the shifter while I waited, now it’s shifting like new. I’d highly recommend this place.” |
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Hup Leong Co |
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Chin Swee Rd, Block 51 #01-107, Singapore 160051 |
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“I sent my bike for servicing as my gear shifting was klunky and I couldn’t even shift to gear 1 on my front D. Great service and prompt communicator to provide me with updates before making any changes or repairs. End result, a fabulously well tuned bike, with such a silky ride, I wondered if he had changed my entire Gear system. Thanks Hup Leong for a great experience!” |
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57 Eng Hoon St, Unit 01-80 Block, Singapore 160057 |
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Mobot |
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62 Ubi Road 1, Oxley Bizhub 2 #03-23, Singapore 408734 |
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Samudera Bicycle Shop |
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347 Jurong East Ave 1, #01-71, Singapore 600347 |
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“Every time I want to throw more money into the bottomless pit of the hobby that is cycling, I always check on DC Bikes’ site first. They have a huge extensive catalogue that caters to almost every budget (seriously, if you have such a small budget that you can’t afford any part or component from them… Consider a new hobby lol). They are always at the ready to reply to my queries ( I got replies past midnight before, which I didn’t demand for and was pleasantly surprised by) and accommodate my weird last minute buy/pickup requests ( e.g. picked up a set of $20 spacers from them at 11pm). They’re eager to please and are very accommodating (within reason, please, don’t be a choosing beggar and shame yourself). Please support Donald and his team! You won’t regret it. I promise. If I could give more than 5 stars I would, without hesitation.” — SR LEE |
Why Riding Bicycle is A Common Hobby in 2023?
Bicycling has been around for over 200 years, and it’s still a beloved pastime today. In fact, riding a bicycle has become an increasingly common hobby in 2023. So, what’s behind this trend? Here are a few reasons why bicycling is more popular than ever before.
- It’s a fun and affordable way to stay active.
With so many people leading busy lives and working long hours, it can be tough to find time for exercise. Bicycling is a great way to stay active without having to spend a lot of money or time. You can ride your bike for just a few minutes or a few hours, and it’s a great way to explore your surroundings.
- It’s good for the environment.
As more and more people become aware of the impact that our daily habits have on the environment, bicycling has become a more attractive option. Bicycling is a zero-emission mode of transportation, which means that it doesn’t contribute to air pollution or greenhouse gas emissions. Plus, it’s a great way to reduce traffic congestion and save on gas.
- It’s a social activity.
Bicycling is also a great way to socialize with friends and family. You can join a cycling club or group and meet new people who share your love of bicycling. It’s also a great way to bond with family members or friends while exploring new places together.
- It’s a way to escape the stresses of daily life.
Riding a bicycle can be a great way to clear your mind and escape the stresses of daily life. Whether you’re riding on a scenic route or just pedaling around your neighborhood, bicycling can be a great way to relax and unwind.
- It’s a way to challenge yourself.
Finally, bicycling is a great way to challenge yourself both physically and mentally. You can set goals for yourself, such as riding a certain distance or completing a challenging route, and work towards achieving them. Bicycling can also help you build mental toughness and resilience, which can translate into other areas of your life.
In conclusion, bicycling has become a more common hobby in 2023 because it’s fun, affordable, good for the environment, a social activity, a stress-reliever, and a way to challenge yourself. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, there’s a bicycling activity for everyone. So, grab your helmet, hop on your bike, and enjoy the ride!
Benefits of riding Bicycle For Your Health?
Riding a bicycle is a fun and exciting way to stay healthy and improve your overall well-being. In fact, cycling is a low-impact activity that can offer numerous benefits for your physical, mental, and emotional health. In this blog post, we will explore the top benefits of riding a bicycle for your health.
- Improves cardiovascular health
One of the main benefits of riding a bicycle is that it can improve your cardiovascular health. Cycling is a form of aerobic exercise that works your heart, lungs, and circulatory system. When you cycle, your heart rate increases, and your blood vessels dilate, improving blood flow and oxygenation to your muscles and organs. This can help reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular conditions.
According to a study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, regular cycling can reduce the risk of coronary heart disease by up to 50 percent. Another study published in the British Medical Journal found that cycling can lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of hypertension.
- Helps with weight management
Another benefit of riding a bicycle is that it can help with weight management. Cycling is a low-impact exercise that can burn a significant amount of calories. The amount of calories burned during cycling depends on your speed, distance, and body weight. According to Harvard Health Publishing, a 155-pound person can burn up to 298 calories in 30 minutes of moderate cycling.
By burning calories through cycling, you can create a calorie deficit, which can lead to weight loss. This can be especially beneficial for people who are overweight or obese. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cycling can be an effective way to lose weight and maintain a healthy weight.
- Builds muscle strength and endurance
Riding a bicycle can also help build muscle strength and endurance. Cycling works many of the major muscle groups in your legs, including your quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. Over time, cycling can help build lean muscle mass and improve muscle endurance.
According to a study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, cycling can improve lower-body muscle strength and endurance. Another study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that regular cycling can increase muscle mitochondria, which can enhance muscle endurance and reduce fatigue.
- Improves balance and coordination
Another benefit of riding a bicycle is that it can improve balance and coordination. Cycling requires you to maintain your balance and coordinate your movements as you pedal and steer. This can help improve your overall balance and coordination, which can be beneficial for daily activities such as walking, running, and climbing stairs.
According to a study published in the Journal of Aging and Physical Activity, cycling can improve balance and reduce the risk of falls in older adults. Another study published in the Journal of Neurophysiology found that cycling can improve brain function and cognitive control, which can enhance balance and coordination.
- Reduces stress and improves mental health
Riding a bicycle can also have a positive impact on your mental health. Cycling is a low-impact exercise that can help reduce stress and improve mood. When you cycle, your body releases endorphins, which are natural mood-boosters that can help reduce feelings of anxiety and depression.
According to a study published in the International Journal of Workplace Health Management, cycling can reduce stress and improve workplace productivity. Another study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology found that cycling can improve mood and reduce symptoms of depression.
- Boosts immune system
Cycling can also boost your immune system. Regular exercise has been shown to improve immune function by increasing the production of antibodies and white blood cells, which can help fight off infections and diseases.
According to a study published in the International Journal of Sports Medicine, cycling can improve immune function by increasing natural killer cells and T-cells, which play a crucial role in the immune response. Another study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that regular cycling can improve the function of the immune system in older adults.
- Reduces the risk of chronic diseases
Finally, riding a bicycle can reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Regular cycling has been shown to reduce the risk of a wide range of chronic conditions, including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain types of cancer.
According to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, regular cycling can reduce the risk of premature death from all causes by up to 40 percent. Another study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health found that cycling can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by up to 40 percent.
Conclusion
In conclusion, riding a bicycle is a great way to improve your physical, mental, and emotional health. Cycling can improve cardiovascular health, help with weight management, build muscle strength and endurance, improve balance and coordination, reduce stress, boost the immune system, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
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20 Frequent Q&A About Riding Bicycle in Singapore
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Is it safe to ride a bicycle in Singapore? Yes, it is generally safe to ride a bicycle in Singapore. However, like any other mode of transportation, accidents can happen. It’s important to always wear a helmet and be aware of your surroundings while riding.
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Do I need a license to ride a bicycle in Singapore? No, you do not need a license to ride a bicycle in Singapore.
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Do I need to register my bicycle with the authorities? No, you do not need to register your bicycle with the authorities in Singapore.
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Where can I rent a bicycle in Singapore? You can rent bicycles from various rental services such as oBike, Mobike, and ofo. Some parks also offer bicycle rentals.
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Where can I ride my bicycle in Singapore? You can ride your bicycle on cycling paths, park connectors, and some roads in Singapore.
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Do I need to wear a helmet while cycling in Singapore? Yes, it is mandatory to wear a helmet while cycling on roads in Singapore.
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Can I ride my bicycle on the footpath? Yes, you can ride your bicycle on footpaths that are designated as shared paths.
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Can I ride my bicycle on expressways? No, bicycles are not allowed on expressways in Singapore.
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Are there any rules for cycling in Singapore? Yes, cyclists must follow the same traffic rules as motor vehicles.
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Can I bring my bicycle on public transport? Yes, you can bring your bicycle on buses and trains during off-peak hours.
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Is it legal to cycle while using my phone? No, it is illegal to cycle while using your phone in Singapore.
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Can I ride my bicycle in the rain? Yes, you can ride your bicycle in the rain, but it’s important to take extra precautions such as using lights and wearing reflective gear.
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Do I need to signal while cycling in Singapore? Yes, cyclists are required to signal when turning.
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Can I cycle on the road with cars? Yes, cyclists can ride on some roads that have cycling lanes or where there are no cycling paths.
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Are there any bicycle parking facilities in Singapore? Yes, there are plenty of bicycle parking facilities in Singapore, including at MRT stations and in public parks.
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What do I do if I get a flat tire while cycling? You can either fix the tire yourself or take your bicycle to a nearby bicycle shop for repairs.
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Can I cycle with a baby or child on my bicycle? Yes, you can, but it is recommended that you use a child seat or a trailer for safety reasons.
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Are there any cycling events in Singapore? Yes, there are several cycling events in Singapore, including the OCBC Cycle and the Bike-Aid Singapore Challenge.
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Can I cycle at night? Yes, you can cycle at night, but it’s important to use lights and wear reflective gear.
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Do I need to pay for cycling on park connectors? No, cycling on park connectors is free of charge.
So there you have it – 20 frequently asked questions about riding a bicycle in Singapore. Cycling is a great way to explore the city and stay active, so why not give it a try? Remember to always be safe and follow the rules of the road. Happy cycling!