Coast and Company serves tender and delicious dishes such as Beef Rendang Hotdog, ‘Chapalang’ salad and Sour Cream Cheese toast. What makes this cycling café different from the rest is their menu. This is a great place to make your stop at as you cycle along on your CarryMe foldable bicycle on the PCN in that area. This place is a café and a workshop meshed together into one. Next, in the Top 5 list of the best Cycling cafés to visit is Coast and Company. Just simply park your bike at the premises of the café, or fold it up and bring it in if you’ve got the CarryMe folding bike. A perfect place to bring your CarryMe folding bike along to and snap up some #bikelife instagram photos to post. The Wheeler’s Yard café is known for its ‘Instagram-worthy’ garage-like appearance on the outside, and their very exotic and delicious meals served inside. This may be a café that sells food and beverages, but they’re also a retail store selling different types of bicycles and bike accessories. With Novena and Toa Payoh being the nearest MRT stations, it is also located right along the Whampoa Park Connector, which definitely makes it a very ideal and convenient place to stop at during your cycling journeys.

The next cycling café that is worthy of being on this list has got to be Wheeler’s Yard. There are dozens of bicycle parking spaces located around the café, which you can conveniently park in, have a drink or a meal and watch as aircrafts make their take-offs and landings at Seletar Airport.īut if you are riding a CarryMe foldable bicycle you can just fold up your bike and bring it into the cafe with you! There is more than enough space at each booth to tuck your CarryMe micro bike into while sitting comfortably. Ah Joo, otherwise known to people in the cycling company as ‘The Collector’, has over 100 vintage bicycles displayed around the café which he has collected through the years. The owner of this café is rather popular amongst the local cycling community. It is located right next to a runway at Seletar Airport. Ranked in no particular order, the first café we definitely have to mention is Soek Seng 1954 Bicycle Café. And now that we have, these are our picks for the Top 5 best cycling cafes on the island. Our team decided to take a short trip around Singapore with our trusty CarryMe compact folding bicycles to visit these cafes. There is a growing number of bike cafes that cater to cyclists popping up all around Singapore.

Navigating around the country will only get more convenient with these new developments in the future. With the 2040 Land Transport Masterplan (LTMP) in place, Singapore’s transportation network continues to grow at a pretty fast rate. What better way to enjoy the scenic routes the park connectors have to offer then on a bicycle! The PCNs follow roads, canals, and rivers that link up Singapore’s major parks, allowing riders to take their family and friends on a trip around the island while avoiding traffic jams and massive crowds for too long, if at all.

This Park Connector Network or PCN is a network of paths available for the public to cycle, scoot, walk or run on that covers a distance of over 300km, making most of the island fairly accessible to everyone and anyone. Since the 1990s, the government has been constructing jogging, cycling, skating and scooting routes to connect Singapore’s various parks and green spaces around the country. There is a wide network of park connectors covering the entirety of the island. So, there must be cafes where bicycle fanatics and enthusiast can make their pit stops for a drink or maybe even a meal! Cycling in Singapore is more convenient than it has ever been.

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