10 Best Bicycle Rental Shops in Singapore (2026)

Renting a bike is the easiest way to ride Singapore's park connectors without owning one, but the shops differ more than the signs suggest. Some operate kiosks beside a park, some deliver to your door, and others pair rentals with guided tours or road-bike hire. This list covers ten rental operators whose own websites or active pages describe their bikes and how to reserve. Each write-up is based on what the operator itself publishes, so rates, hours and stock are left out because they change. Check the shop's page or call before you travel, and match the bike type to your route.

GoCycling runs a network of rental outlets around the island, and its site names East Coast Park, Changi Airport Terminal 2, West Coast Park, Pasir Ris Park and Changi Beach Park among them. It says its fleet includes adult single bikes, kids' bikes, bikes with child seats, tandems, family bikes and pedal go-karts. The page says bikes can be rented at one outlet and returned at another, subject to availability, although self-service outlets are excluded from that arrangement. It also lists night rentals and suggests popular routes, such as Changi Airport to East Coast Park and the Eastern Coastal Loop. No online booking is described; the site says you register with outlet staff, and it publishes a separate email for event enquiries.

East Coast Park, Changi and Pasir Ris
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Coastline Leisure presents itself as an East Coast Park bicycle rental shop, which makes it a natural stop for anyone planning to ride the park's long coastal path. Its site lists foldable bikes, family bikes, tandems and children's bicycles, mentions mountain bikes, and says helmets and child seats are available with rentals. Rental periods described include hourly, half-day, full-day and multi-day hire, plus family packages and corporate group deals. Beyond ordinary rentals, the company says it organises cycling events, school cycling programmes, team-building packages and private one-to-one cycling lessons. The site says reservations can be made at its outlets to secure availability, and it publishes phone, WhatsApp and email routes for enquiries and package questions.

East Coast Park
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Bike Stop is listed on SAFRA's own amenities pages as a rental and repair counter at SAFRA Punggol, close to the Punggol Waterway and the park connectors that link the north-east. The page says it rents children's learning bicycles, adult single and double bicycles, adult learning bicycles, family bicycles and various fun-bikes, and it also lists rollerblades. A repair service is mentioned for weekends. The published schedule shows rental days that are limited, with Tuesdays and public holidays by appointment only, so the page suggests phoning ahead rather than turning up on spec. It lists a telephone number but no email. Treat it as a neighbourhood option for Punggol riders and families.

Punggol (SAFRA Punggol)
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Jomando Adventure & Recreations is a small bicycle rental and retail shop at The Punggol Settlement, the waterfront cluster of shops at the north-eastern tip of the mainland. Its Facebook page describes the business as renting and retailing bicycles, and local cycling guides say its range also covers double bikes and pedal go-karts. Because it sits beside the Punggol Point park connectors and the route towards Coney Island, it suits riders who want a quiet start away from the busier east-coast kiosks. The shop uses its Facebook page to post opening hours and temporary closure notices, including ones dated 2026, so check that page for the latest news before you head out.

Punggol Settlement
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City Scoot operates from the Esplanade waterfront facing the Merlion, a handy base for riding around Marina Bay. Its site says bikes are available for all ages and offers suggested routes, including a scenic loop of about 16 km and a ride towards East Coast Park. The company also sells guided tours: a two-hour past-and-present Singapore bike tour that its site says comes with a bike rental, a four-hour city tour covering the Civic District, Marina Bay, Chinatown and Kampong Glam, and a river and Marina Bay tour. It states that its guides are licensed by the Singapore Tourism Board. Rentals are booked through a bookings page, with phone, WhatsApp and email routes listed, and the site shows daily opening hours.

Marina Bay (Esplanade)
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The Bicycle Hut is a basement rental shop in High Street Centre, a short walk from City Hall and Clarke Quay. Its site says it was founded in 2013 and describes itself as the city's first bricks-and-mortar bike rental kiosk. The online bike collection lists urban hybrids, mountain bikes, folding bikes, kids' bikes, bikes with child seats, tandems and child-only bike trailers, with helmets, lights and locks available. It also sells Pocket Bike Tours and links self-guided route ideas, such as the Eastern Coastal Loop and a city centre ride. Opening days are limited, and the site's own hour listings are not entirely consistent, so confirm by phone or message before visiting. Email and telephone contacts are published.

Downtown Core (High Street Centre)
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Momentum Cycle takes the shop to you. Its site describes island-wide delivery of bikes and helmets to schools, offices, parks and event venues, with staff setting up on location and collecting afterwards. The fleet it lists includes adult hybrid bikes, road bikes, kids' bikes in several sizes and bikes with child seats, and the company says its geared bikes are safety-checked and serviced before each rental. Pedal go-karts are offered separately for pop-up track events. Booking is by WhatsApp to confirm availability and arrange delivery, and guided trips can be requested the same way. The site also hosts a free library of 27 cycling routes, including a set for the Pasir Ris area, which helps first-time riders plan a loop.

Island-wide delivery
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Dualcircles is a bicycle rental, servicing and upgrading business that works by appointment rather than from a walk-in kiosk. Its site lists road bikes, mountain bikes, foldable bikes, hybrids and city bikes, and it advertises flexible rental durations and special rates for long rentals. It states that the shop is open daily by appointment, that a refundable deposit applies and that delivery or pickup is available for a fee, chosen at the end of checkout. Contact is through a WhatsApp number printed on the page. That mix suits riders who want a specific style of bike, such as a road bike for a long weekend or a foldable for a few days, and are happy to arrange the handover in advance.

Toa Payoh
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Livelo is an international bike rental brand with a Singapore page focused on road bikes. The page says its bikes come from Cervelo, Focus and Zullo, and that each is set up to the rider's profile, including pedals and accessories. Riders can pick up a bike or have it delivered to a hotel concierge the evening before a ride, and guided rides start and finish at the hotel. Four routes are listed: Around the Island, a short repeat loop, a Kranji Marshes loop and an East Coast ride, each with a distance given on the page. Bike hire and guided rides are booked online through its Singapore collection. It suits visitors and keen cyclists who want performance bikes without bringing their own.

Island-wide (hotel delivery)
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High Achievers runs Brompton-focused cycling experiences alongside separate urban-farming programmes. Its site lists curated rides in Singapore and an hourly bike rental option, each with its own FAQ, and a time-slot booking page with a PayNow payment link. The business also offers Brompton care and servicing, custom fitting and touch-up services, which helps if you are weighing up a folding bike before buying one. Its address is a co-living building on Lutheran Road, and it publishes an email address and a phone number that links to WhatsApp. A banner says it is moving to a new website at bromptonexperiences.com, so expect the pages to change. It suits riders who want a folding-bike outing rather than a standard park-connector hire.

Thomson
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