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Cycling bikes and gear in Singapore

A basic commuter bike in Singapore lists from about S$62, a hybrid from about S$870 and a road bike from about S$4,368, while helmets and cycling clothing sit between about S$67 and S$181. A request on BlaBlaPrice gets you current prices for the model, size and accessories you want, and the AI also checks sellers' websites here.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
ItemPrice
Commuter bike with dual disc brakes, YIPETS$62.24
Hybrid bike, Specialized Sirrus 2.0S$869.45
Road bike, Bianchi Infinito 105 Di2 2026S$4,368.00
Helmet, Giro Agilis MipsS$175.00
Men's cycling jersey or bib shortsfrom S$75.95

Road rules and warranty

From 1 March 2024, manual three-wheeled pedal cycles and recumbents may use footpaths, cycling paths and roads if they comply with the rules that apply to them, according to the LTA. The Road Traffic rules on bicycles set out how riders must behave on the road, so read them before you commute by bike. One local retailer's warranty policy lists six years on the frame and one year on general parts, limited to items such as the front fork, saddle and shift levers. Ask every seller for the warranty in writing.

Weather and riding

Singapore is hot all year, with wet and dry periods instead of winter and summer, so there is no cold-weather season for riding. Rain is the main thing to plan for in November, so choose gear that handles wet roads. Ride early in the morning when the heat is lower, and check that the helmet fits well before a long ride.

How gear is sized and sold here

Frame and clothing sizes differ from brand to brand, so ask the seller for the size chart and confirm the frame size against your height before you pay. A bike listing may cover only the frame or a full build, so ask what is included, such as pedals, lights and delivery. Electric bikes are a separate subcategory with their own listings, so say clearly if you want one.

What to write in your request

Say what you ride (commuting, sport, gravel or for a child), your height or frame size, and any model or brand you have in mind. Add whether you need protection such as a helmet, and whether you want a new or used bike. Give your budget in S$ and the city where you want delivery.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe what you need in your own words in the chat. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with an offer that states the price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose whom to exchange them with. Look at bicycles, cycling protection or bicycle accessories, or create a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Questions and answers

How much does a bike cost in Singapore?

Listings start from about S$62 for a basic commuter bike and about S$870 for a hybrid, with road bikes from about S$4,368. The price depends on the frame, components and brand.

Do cyclists need to follow special rules?

From 1 March 2024, manual three-wheeled pedal cycles and recumbents may use footpaths, cycling paths and roads if they comply with the rules, and the Road Traffic rules cover how bicycles must be ridden.

How long is a bike warranty?

One local retailer's policy lists six years on the frame and one year on general parts, so ask every seller for the warranty in writing.

Is a helmet included in the bike price?

Helmets and clothing are sold separately in the listings, for example a Mips helmet at S$175, so ask what the bike price covers.

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