Trolley racks are an indispensible part of every folding bike commuter’s arsenal. They save our arms from having to heave a foldie around (many of them weighing as much as a large bag of rice or more), allow us to ease our bikes through gantries and crowds, and perhaps most importantly, help disassociate our foldies from the recognisable image of a bicycle, allowing them to be rolled it into places where we would likely be yelled at for doing so.

The mo:Rack from :klappen, is a lithe, minimalistic trolley rack that features a swing-out trolley wheelbase. Thanks to William and Vincent, the inventors of the mo:Rack, I got a chance to take...

We spoke with Clifford Lee, one of the main driving force behind the Epic Ride series before he and a small group of riders embarked on a 1000km charity ride for the Kidney Dialysis Foundation.


Can you please share with us more about the KDF Epic Ride?

In 2012 a group of cyclists, led by me rode from Singapore to Malacca, a distance of 500km, and raised S$18,000 for charity. The success of this ride inspired these enthusiastic cyclists to pursue and expand their hobby to not only engage fellow cyclists, but also at the same time continue to raise funds for the less fortunate in our community.

In 2013, with the goal of raising funds for a nurs...

SAFRA Tampines is delighted to collaborate with Bike Store* (bikeslinks.com) once again for SAFRA Bike Fair and it hopes that the event will heighten the Club’s offerings to NSmen and their families and enhance its image as a Sports hub. At the same time, SAFRA Tampines would like to promote the SAFRA Cycling Club to cycling enthusiasts as a platform to bond members with the same interest.

Based at SAFRA Tampines, SAFRA Cycling Club started on 07th July 2012 hopes to promote cohesion and camaraderie among like-minded members with opportunities to meet and socialize, experience cycling activities and to exchange skills, experience and...

It’s not a common occurrence for a weekend warrior to rest his recreational bum on an $8,000 bicycle. So without any hesitation, I jumped at the chance to test ride the Moulton AM 20-2 despite being a relatively new cyclist.

Known in the biking world for its hand-brazed space frame and smooth ride, the first Moulton bicycle was created by Dr Alex Moulton in the 60s. An engineer and inventor by trade, Dr Moulton took it upon himself to improve on the diamond-framed, large-wheeled bicycle design which was ubiquitous during that time.

You know a Moulton when you see one: a bicycle with significantly smaller set of wheels and a different fra...

You may not have heard of IRC, but the Japanese brands were once one of the mainstays of road and mountain biking tyres. They are making a comeback in this part of the world though, thanks to new distributor E-walker.

The tyres that I have tested over the past few weeks are the Formula Pro RBCC (Road) and the Mibro Tubeless (MTB). For this article, I’ll be talking about the Mibro Tubeless, leaving the Formula Pro RBCC in a separate review.

The Mibro Tubeless is available in a 26-inch version with a 1.95, 2.1, or 2.25-inch casing and is classified as an All Mountain tyre. Unfortunately, IRC doesn’t seem to be throwing any support behind 29ers...