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Then, a track like east coast park is really cool.
So to answer to your initial question, you can find nice tracks to ride as an hobby. Now don't plan to travel in the city by bike. Too hot, too much trafic and in a way, Singapore is notba cycle city as Copenhagen for example.

You are welcome. I did many triathlon here and around since 3 years (something like 15) (crazy.... Noooooo). So for me, train for riding road bike is crutial. But the best option I found is spinning. When you push on spinning bike for 2 hours.... I can tell you that you train. What kind of rise are ...

It:s more and more difficult to get a S pass. But as always in Singapore, things can change in 6 months.

Hi, I've been in SG for now more 3 years and I've done some bikes. First, riding on the road is not really recommended, especially in the center of the city. Now, if you live away from this busy center, you can ride. It depends also about the kind of ride you like. If it's more to ride on Sunday, co...

To x9200 and joiedevivre Thanks both for your replies. I've been quite busy today to try to sort out this bothering story. To be short: - I've met 3 different lawyer to be sure about what can be done. They all advise me to cut and run. For many reasons, the cost of a case, the fact the I'll let the ...

I could go point by point but it would not make any good so just general remarks. 1) if your company wants you to relocate they should compensate for any loses related to it - I don't mean there is a law making them do it, but you should have taken care of it before you agreed for such relocation. ...

Hi I've read lot of pages of this forum and I must admit that I'm quite scared about all these stories... Anyway, here is why i'm positing here: I'm in Singapore since a bit more than 3 years now and i've rented already 3 units without having any issue. The last one, so, the fourth, gives me a bit m...