Sometimes you just run out of space / roads to cycle in SG. Go next door!
How did we do it?
We met up at Old Woodlands Town, which is practically next to the Singapore Immigrations. Most of us car-pooled with our foldies in tow. Parking from 10 am to 7 pm cost each vehicle less than $10 (on a weekday).
From here on, it was cycling all the way! We took the motorcycle lane at the immigration booths, and cruised past many cars jammed up on the causeway. For the uninitiated, I must give you a little warning - the slope leading up to the immigration booth on the Malaysian side is quite a killer. Nothing else quite like it to say, "
Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia"!
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| First stop. Danga Bay is undergoing a lot of development. |
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| Touring bag, helmet, water, speedo - check! |
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| Friendly roadside stalls. |
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| Wan Tiger presenting his newly acquired Bike Friday |
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| No worries - lots of space for cyclists |
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| Checking out our neighbour's LBS |
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| At Khass with lady boss |
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| Aeon Bukit Indah. Park where you eat |
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| Tune your bike in aircond comfort |
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| Nothing like a flat tire to make a trip with friends memorable |
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| Non-stop pit-stop for drinks and makan! |
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| Hardy's secret weapon |
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| Someone jammed his brakes just to get this photo opportunity |
Overall, it was a really great experience. We basically made a loop from Singapore - Taman Perling - Bukit Indah - JB Town area and back. The distance was really short - just about 30 km, but there were quite a bit of slopes to deal with. I'd say this ride is suitable for an intermediate cyclist who is confident on the roads. Your mileage on the slopes may vary :)
