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10 Best Bicycle Shops in Singapore

A guide to the best bicycle shops in Singapore for road, mountain, folding and e-bikes, plus trusted repair workshops, each checked against its own website.

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Amir Wahab
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Singapore's cycling scene runs from weekend road riders and trail seekers to daily folding-bike commuters, and the right store depends on what you ride. This guide rounds up well-known bicycle shops in Singapore, spanning road and mountain specialists, folding and Brompton experts, home-grown e-bike makers and trusted workshops for repairs. Each was checked against its own website or store listing; treat it as a shortlist rather than a ranking.

1. Treknology3

Treknology3 is Singapore's authorised Trek retailer and stocks the brand's road and mountain range, from carbon race bikes to aluminium all-rounders and dual-sport models, alongside kids' bikes, components and accessories. Its Leng Kee showroom runs an in-house service centre for repairs and tune-ups, and the shop says it has been in the cycling trade for more than three decades.

2. Tay Junction

Tay Junction is the Singapore retailer behind Giant and Liv, with a range spanning road, mountain, gravel and city bikes, plus e-bikes, components and apparel. It also stocks performance brands such as Wilier and Santa Cruz, and offers professional bike fitting and servicing. The company operates several retail outlets across the island.

Rodalink is a large-format bicycle retailer with physical stores in East Coast and Jurong East plus a round-the-clock online shop, carrying mountain, road, folding and children's bikes alongside parts, accessories and apparel. It stocks brands such as Polygon and Marin and offers in-store servicing. The breadth of stock makes it a common first stop for riders comparing several bike types in one place.

East Coast and Jurong East
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4. Bikes n Bites

Bikes n Bites is a premium road-cycling shop and the authorised sole distributor of Cervelo in Singapore, also representing marques such as MOOTS and Passoni. Alongside sales it offers custom bike assembly, professional bike fitting, servicing and bicycle rental from its store in Lorong Kilat, near Bukit Timah. It positions itself around high-end equipment paired with personal, hands-on service.

Lorong Kilat (Bukit Timah)
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5. ReEvolution

ReEvolution is a mountain-bike specialist stocking trail and enduro brands such as Santa Cruz, with a deep range of suspension, drivetrain and component lines including Fox, RockShox, SRAM and Shimano. Its Morse Road store runs a workshop that the shop says handles everything from routine tune-ups to custom wheel building and suspension tuning. That makes it a useful option for riders who need specialist MTB servicing rather than general repairs.

6. Gcycle

Gcycle is a neighbourhood bike shop in the Playfair Road area covering road, foldable, hybrid, mountain and gravel bikes, with brands such as Java, SAVA and Dahon alongside components from the likes of Shimano. It also handles repair and servicing, positioning itself as a one-stop store for both buying and maintaining a bike. The mix of budget-friendly and mainstream brands suits everyday commuters and first-time buyers.

7. Mighty Velo

Mighty Velo is a folding-bike specialist and technical centre that describes itself as the official distributor for Pacific Cycles models such as Birdy, along with compact bikes including CarryMe, Reach and Iruka. Based in Tai Seng, it focuses on small-wheel and foldable bikes for city commuting and services the brands it carries. The shop has built its niche around genuinely portable bikes rather than a broad general range.

8. Brompton Junction Singapore

Brompton Junction is the official Brompton store in Singapore, located in Funan, selling the British brand's signature folding bikes and accessories. The store says buyers can complete a purchase and ride away the same day after a short safety check, and its mechanics handle Brompton servicing in-house. For riders set on a Brompton specifically, it is the brand's dedicated local outlet.

9. My Bike Shop

My Bike Shop is a foldable-bike specialist that imports a wide spread of global folding and small-wheel brands, including Dahon, Tern, Bike Friday, Bickerton and Tyrell, plus minivelos, framesets and its own exclusive components. Beyond bikes it sells accessories and offers drop-off servicing, from half-service tune-ups to full overhauls. Its focus stays firmly on portable, city-friendly bikes rather than road or mountain machines.

10. Coast Cycles

Coast Cycles is a Singapore-based bike brand that designs its own electric and pedal-powered bicycles, best known for the fat-tyred Buzzraw and the Quinn. Rather than a multi-brand shop, it sells its own range through an online store, aimed at riders who want a distinctive urban commuter. Buyers after a home-grown e-bike design will find its line-up worth a look.

How to choose

  • Match the bike to your riding: road and gravel bikes for distance and speed, mountain bikes for trails, and folding or small-wheel bikes if you commute or store the bike in a flat.
  • Get the frame size and fit right before anything else; ask whether the shop offers a proper bike fit or at least a test ride, since the wrong size is hard to correct later.
  • Check what after-sales support is included, such as a free first service, warranty on the frame and parts, and whether the shop services the brands it sells.
  • For e-bikes, confirm the bike is LTA-compliant and registered where required, and ask about battery capacity, replacement cost and warranty.
  • Compare the total cost including essentials like a helmet, lights and lock, and favour a shop with an accessible workshop for future repairs.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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