A folding-bike commute with an easy way home
A pleasant ride to work needn’t commit you to cycling back. Plan the fold, the carrying and the connection, then try the journey with an ordinary day’s luggage.
Sharing Singapore’s park connectors: passing, pausing and busy stretches
A bell, a bend and a busy playground can change the rhythm of a ride. Here is how to share Singapore’s park connectors without turning an outing into an obstacle course.
349, 406 and 451: how to read folding-bike tyre sizes
The familiar 16-inch and 20-inch labels can hide several incompatible tyre sizes. The ETRTO code on the sidewall gives you the useful numbers.
Front bag or backpack on a folding bike? What riders report
A front bag keeps the load off your back; a backpack keeps your hands free after the fold. Rider reports show why the journey between those moments matters most.
Folding-bike specifications: what the numbers leave out
Folded dimensions, carrying weight and gear count each tell a different story. Here is how to connect the figures with your storage space and usual ride.
Rain in the forecast? Plan a ride you can change
Use Singapore’s forecasts, rain radar and a simple three-option plan to decide when to ride, shorten the outing or stay indoors.
Taking a folding bike on Singapore’s MRT and buses
A ride out and a train home: one of the pleasures of a folding bike. Here are the size limits, bus quirks and little details that make the transfer easier.
Cycling Singapore’s Rail Corridor in 2026: check these before you go
A practical Rail Corridor planning guide: current southern closures, an exit-first route plan and the checks that make a folding-bike outing easier.
The Green Corridor
Riding the length of Singapore’s Green Corridor — the old KTM railway line, now a 24km car-free spine through the island — on a folding bike.