Cycling Rules in Singapore

1. Cyclists aren’t allowed to use their mobile devices while in motion.

2. Using handlebars that are more than 70CM wide.
   measure your handlebars to ensure they’re under 70CM in width

3. Taking your hands off the handlebars while cycling.
   Highway Code advises all cyclists to “keep both hands on the handlebars of your bicycles”

4. Turn on your bike lights at night between 7PM-7AM. Only white lights are allowed to be used in front, and red lights on the rear.

5. Riding at the same speed on park connectors and pavement.
   On pedestrian walkways, riders have to keep under 10KM/H – about the speed of a jogger – to match the slower traffic in these areas. This goes up to 25KM/H on clearly demarcated PCN routes, which are usually used for running, skating and other sports that involve higher speeds.
   A cycling computer can help you monitor your speed. Xoss

6. Cycling side-by-side on single-lane roads or during bus lane hours
   cycling side-by-side is okay on most roads, it’s definitely not allowed on single-lane roads or within bus lanes during operational hours.

7. Cruising through pedestrian and zebra crossings.
   riders must cycle across pedestrian and zebra crossings at “walking speed” – a rule that applies to other high-risk areas like carpark entrances and “informal junctions”.

8. Turning or stopping without signalling beforehand
   Before heading out on the road, cyclists should also learn these essential hand signals:
   Proceed to the left: left hand out, palm facing forward
   Proceed to the right: right hand out, palm facing forward
   Stop: right arm out, forearm vertical, palm forward
   Slow down: right arm out, palm facing downward and moving up and down

9. For Bike with 6 years Warranty Coverage:
   6 years on Frame Warranty and 1 year on general parts and components:
   (limited to the front fork, saddle, seat post, shift levers, F/R derailleurs, chainring set, crankset, hubs, freewheel set, handlebar set, stem, F/R brakes, brake levers, pedals, fender set, carrier set, bearings, and linkage bars)
   Doesn’t include wear & tear.
   The following situations will not be covered by the warranty:
   Lack of cleaning or maintenance.
   Malfunctions caused by unauthorized modifications, disassembling, or repair.
   Accidental damage or malfunction due to improper storage.
   Wear and tear due to usage. Exterior damages.
   Water damage or malfunction caused by riding on rainy days.
   Consumables (such as brake pads/ calipers, brake disc, tires, brake cable, bearings etc.)
   Any logistical cost of returning the product to us for servicing or cost of returning the product to the customer after servicing.
   Defects of malfunctions of the product not notified by the customer during the Warranty Period.
   The average repair time is estimated 2 - 6 working days if repair parts are available.

Maintenance Tips

a. Keep your tires inflated (Check tire pressure before every ride.) 

b. Keep the drivetrain clean and lubricated 

c. Keep the nuts and bolts tight, but don’t overtighten them 

d. Make sure your brakes are adjusted correctly, check and change brake pads if necessary 

e. Get Your Bike Serviced every 12months