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Careful cycling in sg. Singaporean drivers and motorcyclists look at cyclists as pests. If you get into an accident, most of them won't stop to help you because cyclists don't pay road tax even though the government made it clear that road tax is only applicable to vehicle owners. Singaporeans are not that friendly as they'd like you to believe.
I remember when I first heard the word, "Merlion". I had no idea what it was but everyone who went to Singapore always had a plan to see it. Years later, I visit Singapore and ohhhh.... Merlion.=, got it! lol
Our Senpai! It is our privilege to be able to ride with you guys and most importantly to show what Singapore has to offer! Next time you are here, you should totally do a group ride with the rest of us in Singapore! 😁
@@TwoWheelCruise Singapore are especially efficient when it comes to things like this. Don't worry about that. More than happy to help out in organizing one the next time you are here!
Singapore is so small yet they have almost everything! Nature, 3million trees, 5million population, 2 casino, 200 over parks, USS, 5 terminal airport, best road on earth, hills and forest, 6 MRT lines, best housing in the world, different races (malay, chinese, indian western arab pinoy etc etc), the best diverse in the world its just like putting the whole world into singapore.
I have been watching your videos for the last few years.. love the way how you presented in your videos. I am a Singaporean and enjoy cycling too! Hope you enjoy your stay in Singapore!
It looks like it from this video! Riding on the streets in my city, where there are hardly any bike lanes at all, people aren’t mindful about “sharing the road” with cyclists. Also people are texting or looking at phone, infotainment screens, talking on the phone, etc… it’s so dangerous to ride on the streets.
I lived in Singapore in the mid-1980s. Facilities for cyclists have improved out of sight since then, apparently. The thing I like best about your vlogs is your enthusiasm. Never lose that. Thanks.
Neat stuff. Love the dinosaur park. The "whoop dee doo" skills course looks like fun. Always nice to have bike paths for safe riding. The plentiful vegetation is a bonus.
Really like that big structure with the 3 pillars and that flat slab on top. Beautiful city. Yeah, you almost biffed on the bike. That's nice of those 2 guys giving a tour of the city. Thanks for sharing...🎥😎👍👌🚴♂️🚴♀️🙏
The average home is around 1000 sq ft so not great if you have many bikes. Despite its low crime rate, parking expensive bikes outside your home is still a no go. So foldies make sense and they allow it on the subway
This is a great series. And very well produced, maybe the best yet. As a traveling photographer/cyclist I am drooling over the beautiful paths and roads. I have ridden in Vietnam as well (know how you feel) and now I'm dealing with the 300 year old cobblestones in Mexico-no better than Paris-Roubaix! So to see the smooth shaded paths you are on reminds to make my next stop something easier!
The train/ride combo brought me to many places to ride when I do not have time to do a long ride. 30mins train ride takes me almost every part of Singapore and ride for an hour or 2 for a change in scenery. Another hack is many modern office buildings restroom have shower facilities too. Good for freshening up before a meal or train ride home.
Another gem of a video. I noticed that there appears to be very few dogs in Singapore. I love domesticated dogs. But in some countries, many people own dogs, frequently two or three of them, and bike paths and parks are filled with the four legged creatures running off leash mostly (sometimes on a leash), which makes cycling a bit problematic as you have to watch for people, cars, and dogs (occasionally unfriendly and aggressive ones). It's nice that Singapore seems to be pretty organized with cycling infrastructure and, well, no dogs running all over the place.
Yeah, we only saw a few dogs while we were there. I don't think they are very common because most people live in apartments, so maybe there are more cat owners like Japan.
Always a good day when TWC uploads! I was wondering if you would make a video about getting fit, exercises, diet, how to begin being a cyclist. My wife and I are both in need of dropping probably 30lbs, and we have no endurance, we can ride maybe 10km before being exhausted. It would be cool and helpful to see a big video on all your advice on how to get healthy!
Thanks! We don't have any videos specifically about that yet, but I do talk about some similar stuff in my older bike commuting tips videos. The simplest advice is to try exercising at least a little bit every day and gradually increase the distance or intensity as you get more comfortable.
This is the most pleasant undisturbed cycling route in Singapore with almost no car crossings - you can bike through the whole thing without stopping much. I love it. Also the bike path of east coast park to the jurrassic mile are the best bike paths in the whole country, the rest are quite terreeible lol. I saw that NParks and lta plans for new paths in the west of the country, i hope they are equally as great as east coast park. Nice video 🎉
Going to try and upload 3 videos per week for the next few weeks to catch up on everything we filmed. Hopefully I'll be able to maintain this moving forward too.
What a wonderful tour! I would love to play at that adult playground and see that garden place. Indonesia has Circle-K instead of 7-Eleven. That's where I discovered Pocari Sweat, also my favorite sports drink. Singapore seems like a wonderful city, but too expensive for my retirement.
Welcome to Singapore, such a beautiful, well developed and safe country with lots of places of interest with people of different cultures, races and religions and also great varieties of food too. Hope you all have a great journey of discovery and leisure. Thanks for the video sharing. Awesome high quality and clarity both on the video and audio! Keep up the good work and God bless!
Perfect smooth ride with a few dinosaurs thrown in and two friendly local guides. I wish every big city ha park s connected by safe paths as good as those. Could you possibly remind me of the name of Thuong’s walking channel, I am struggling to find it. Thanks !
Cycling is legit in Singapore. What an amazing infrastructure for cyclist. Sad that there is nothing like that here in the US. 7-11 in the middle of the park too cool. Loved the rest areas, nothing like that in the US. Thank you for sharing your adventure. Enjoy the Ride.
It sure is! To be fair, there are some places in the US with really good rail to trail networks, but yeah it would be great if more places had good cycling infrastructure.
I think anyone who has spent a decent amount of time in japan will miss their combini marts. Even here in Australia our 7-11's don't even come close. (ps. you guys ever think of visiting australia for some cycling adventures?)
We do want to go to Australia, but it would be a big budget trip and we're prioritizing the US first and then hopefully Europe, so I don't think we'll be able to go anytime soon.
Those bleachers were built for the Youth Olympics in 2010. I went to the Grand Prix in 2010 and sat in those bleachers. It was the worst place to watch the race. I spent the whole time looking at the screen.
well for me country like Singapore no need any car. imagine going less than 200 kilo already circle around the city. compare to average weak cycler like me who ride mostly 80 to 100kilo a day, suppose all people can just do like Dutch people do ride bicycle for daily routine. i never going fast in bike but for distance 50 kilo it only toke 1.5 hour in average. if i ride my Honda it about 40 minute with all traffic jam and other disturbance. but use motorcycle you need gas. for bike it only need potato and egg. this why i chose being cycler. it cheap and make body healthy
They do not always let them grow though. Singapore cuts down the planted trees after 20 years for metro expansionism. The past decade, just to fill in the numbers they plant in very small and narrow trees close to each other in odd spots! I have seen a bunch of these dying as they were sometimes planted in very shaded areas.
Hahahahaaha!! Thats true man,its been illegal since 90s but we kinda get over it cause its better for everyone...no sticky seats..sticky floors for cleaners to peel and other annoyances...
@@romelnoviriska8729 guess what? Singapore proven to the world country can do without gum! Haha it take years to completely get used to gumless but the cleanliness is immediately effect
