The country full of bling bikes | Singapore Cycling Vlog 47

Singapore cycling is big, HUGE. And many people are riding expensive bikes such as S-Works, Pinarellos, other high end bikes! Some even have a $30,000 bike that does not look like it at all!

Just how bling, personalised and fascinating are the bikes that Singaporeans have?

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[MrSzwarz]

Cycling is not about upgrades, or Pinarello. Cycling is about sportsmanship, passion, and leisure. Upgrades are about marketing, sales, and gadgets. The best cyclist in the World started with absolutely nothing, just cheap bike often no brand by today's standarts.

[durianriders]

Rice, sugar + water = watts!

Climb with open mouth because 3kg of oxygen burns 1kg of fat.

[PeterPan-ifve]

Truly the adage 'all the gear, but no idea' has never been more apt.

[DontTouchMe-th]

really miss that "c-bay chuan" & "bo kui liao" feel .. cycle my e-bike with an extra battery for 120km non stop won't even sweat a drop .. no kick xia .. every time see people cycle road bike i so envy ..

[Ian_in_an_ocean]

I am moving to Singapore in a few months. I can’t wait to mix it up with you guys. Looking forward to getting out on the roads although I don’t care much about the fashion show.

[AgencyScum]

As I'm sitting in cold, soggy Bristol in winter in England that was lovely and inspiring to watch...CHEERS MATE!!

[DontTouchMe-th]

I used to cycle with a team when I was much younger .. but then our bikes were aluminum & was already consider very light .. now old, weak & kneecap "pai liao" .. can only cycle e-bike .. paiseh .. 😛😛😛

[edwinblack-rwxk]

I love cycling in Singapore! The roads are safe and smooth, there's an eclectic mix of people enjoying the sport, there are plenty of good cafes for coffee breaks and there are some terrific bunch rides.

You don't need to spend a fortune to enjoy the sport, but if you can afford it, why not!

[iamkifo]

It is sad to note that Singaporean cyclists on the whole are very brand conscious, way more that other countries where cycling as a sport is even more established. Unfortunately, the dearth of routes where people can cycle on the island means everyone is gathered around a few spots and this draws out all the poseurs. True, there are poseurs everywhere in the world but other countries offer a greater variety of routes and options so the cycling scene is more diverse and healthy.

[Velorize]

Enjoyed watching your video, I did not know Singapore has such nice cycling culture, thanks for making this video. 😊

[jeremyemilio]

If i can do a dozen faber/sesuai/vigilante laps 3 to 4 times a week tho not fast, is 4th avenue gonna be harder or easy compared to other climbs in Singapore?

[twowheelsandcroissant]

i pity the house owner of those houses at the top of the hill, must be so noisy with hub noises every morning haha..
rode in SG 2 weeks ago, agreed, singaporean love their bikes, rode with NPPC and Rapha, i guess didnt see any bikes cheaper than may be 6-7k SGD

[jakebilbao]

Try Negros Island in the Philippines for bling bikes. The routes are awesome as well.

[tomr]

Crazy to see how fast the cycling community has grown. I was cycling here in 2015 for the first time, and didn't see many cyclists at all.

[stevocanuck]

singaporians be having the most expensive bikes with no fitness and getting dropped.

[BLF]

BTW, Marco Cycles or anyone, can tell me if it is safe to park say a $3.5-5k tops Giant TCR/Propel/Defy (probably will keep it bone stock, dont have much disposable $ to spend) just outside the HDB flat along the corridor 2m away from the front door? Properly locked for both front wheels + frame. I just might install a CCTV + LAN cable + conduit as well for additional visual deterrence, neighbours no issue atm. Or is it just better to get a Java Air Fuoco with 105 R7120 for around 2k and be done with know some would say it's a s*** bike but i gotta be practical as well, due to constraints.

[stinkybeam]

I been to Singapore, I remember there is no bikelane, yet cycling culture is a thing in Singapore, interesting

[nachoboy]

Not sure if loitering around and make so much sounds outside people’s residences on a weekend morning at 7am is a good idea.

[michaelthomas]

Thinking of moving to Singapore, ...I can't afford fancy bikes, ....thankfully I have a couple of road bikes that are decent enough. Do you have any 'sportive' type of events?

[out_spocken]

loving those roads. It's like riding in a rainforrest in Australia. How far out of town is this?