My Bike Shop Pte Ltd has been part of Singapore's cycling scene since 2006, when it opened with one brand and three folding bike models. The founders believed then — as the team still does — that small-wheeled folding bicycles bring the most benefit to most people: big in function, small in size, and easy to carry onto public transport or tuck away at the office. Today the range has grown to more than seven brands and over fifteen models, spanning folding and road bikes, adult kick scooters and assistive mobility aids.
The line-up is deliberately curated rather than sprawling. Folding bikes come from 3 Sixty Korea, Bickerton, Banian, Kosda, Moulton, Tern, Dahon and Bike Friday; road riders get TIME carbon bikes designed and produced in France; and heads are protected by award-winning ultra-lightweight helmets from Kali, Cairbull and Melon. Swifty kick scooters for grown-ups, Girasol pushbikes for toddlers and the LifeGlider walking aid round out a range that genuinely covers everyone — men and women, young and older.
Buying is only the start. Staff give one-to-one advice and test-ride appointments, servicing runs from walk-in basic tune-ups to half- and full-service plans, and the MBS Tune-Up Card adds repeat-buy savings, riding groups, coaching tips and free product upgrades. Free Shop Talk workshops and training rides help new cyclists master gears, posture and bike care — and find buddies for a round-island ride. A curated online shop ships internationally to ASEAN and beyond for riders further afield.
My Bike Shop opened in 2006 with a single brand and three folding bike models, built around a conviction that has never changed: for most people, the small-wheeled folding bicycle is the easiest, most practical way into cycling. Fold it, carry it onto public transport, tuck it under an office desk — and the whole city opens up. Nearly two decades on, that little idea has grown into a shop stocking more than seven brands and over fifteen models.
The philosophy is simple: bikes should fit the life you actually live. Whether that means commuting, weekend exploring with friends and family, a low-impact way to get fit again, or avid road riding and social sport, the range is arranged around how you want to ride — get around, get fit, get together.
Folding bikes remain the heart of the shop. The line-up — 3 Sixty Korea, Bickerton, Banian, Kosda, Moulton, Tern, Dahon and Bike Friday — is chosen for quality of manufacture, built-in safety features, ease of use, comfort and innovation, with several models within each brand. Choosing one is a hands-on affair: the team invites you to call for an appointment and put the bikes to the test side by side.
Not everything here folds. For riders chasing distance, the shop ranges TIME — carbon bikes designed and produced in France, complete with state-of-the-art carbon fibre wheelsets. Around the bikes sits a wealth of purposely chosen products: award-winning ultra-lightweight helmets from Kali, Cairbull and Melon; Swifty kick scooters for fitness-driven grown-ups; Girasol pushbikes for toddlers; plus components, cycling computers and GPS units, attire and accessories.
There is even a corner for needs beyond cycling. The LifeGlider — a general-purpose, hands-free walking aid that keeps the user upright even if grip or footing is lost — is in stock and ready for trying out.
What makes My Bike Shop unusual is how much happens beyond the sales floor. The team runs free Shop Talk sessions on the things new riders actually trip over: how gears and shifters work, saddle height and ride posture, cleaning and bike care, and the usual beginner mistakes. Want to ride better, get fitter, or train for a round-island ride with buddies? Email the shop and you will be contacted once programme schedules are fixed.
The MBS Tune-Up Card ties it all together, offering repeat-buy savings, friendly riding groups and coaching tips, exclusive full-service plans, free product upgrades and additional savings on already-discounted offers. Free online guides extend the coaching — covering folding techniques, changing tyres and inner tubes, gear-shifting best practice and fitting handlebar grips.
Service is a first-class citizen here. Basic tune-ups are available by walk-in; half- and full-services run by appointment and onsite only, booked online — space is limited, and bikes are handed over at the shop. Bikes bought from the shop are looked after with adjustments, and urgent basic tweaks can be arranged over WhatsApp. If a bicycle is an investment, the shop wants to make sure you get the most out of it, with expert staff on hand before, during and after the sale.
For shoppers further afield, a specially curated online shop delivers internationally to ASEAN countries and more — shipping to the USA is currently suspended — with email enquiries answered within 48 hours, and possible lower shipping rates for bikes and framesets on request.
Years in, the tagline still reads true: your cycling world, made local.