TWD Bicycle is a Singapore specialist in premium Euro-designed power-assisted bicycles (e-bikes), with a shop serving riders from Clementi West Street 2. The company's philosophy is simple: e-bikes that look good, ride comfortably and keep you safely on the right side of the law — every model is LTA approved and has passed EN15194, the highest European safety standard for PABs. As cyclists themselves, the team selects products they would ride, and states plainly that it will not sell a PAB that lacks approval or make promises that cannot be delivered later.
The range draws on Apollo Italy's award-winning designs and Allegro Switzerland's attention to detail, engineered to European standards, manufactured in facilities in China and assembled locally, with every component from frame geometry to precision parts scrutinised before it reaches the customer. The same bikes are used across many European countries by daily commuters, recreational riders and corporate bike-sharing and rental fleets, and have withstood harsh climates and demanding terrains. Shoppers can choose the Mars MTB-city hybrid, the 20-inch foldable Smart1S Plus, or pre-owned LTA-approved Apollo PABs, alongside accessories such as a SPRING Safety Mark battery charger, a 4-in-1 wireless rechargeable alarm and gel comfort saddles.
Buying from TWD is designed to be painless: advertised e-bike prices include LTA registration, the orange tag and license plate, and a 0% interest instalment plan of up to 12 months is available through the shop's Lazada.sg store. The team also publishes guides on the mandatory PAB theory test, buying, transfers, maintenance and warranty, and encourages visitors to call, text or WhatsApp for an appointment before dropping by.
TWD Bicycle has built its reputation in Singapore on a straightforward promise: power-assisted bicycles that are legal, safe and genuinely good to ride. From its shop at 710 Clementi West Street 2, the company offers a curated range of premium Euro-designed e-bikes — machines it positions as a real alternative to the car for Singapore's car-lite, walk-and-cycle lifestyle, and as part of a greener, healthier way of getting around.
Legal compliance sits at the heart of the TWD proposition. Every e-bike the company sells carries LTA approval and has passed EN15194, the highest European safety standard for power-assisted bicycles. TWD is candid about its ethos: it will not sell PABs that lack approval, nor make promises it cannot deliver later. The team works actively with its manufacturers, choosing proper components and contributing to research and development so that each model stays compatible with Singapore's regulations.
The design pedigree is European. The range draws on Apollo Italy's award-winning designs and Allegro Switzerland's attention to detail, engineered to European standards, manufactured in facilities in China and assembled locally. Every component, from frame geometry to precision parts, is scrutinised before it reaches the customer. These are proven machines, too: the same products are used across many European countries, from individual daily commuters to corporate bike-sharing and rental fleets, and have withstood harsh climates and demanding terrains.
The collection revolves around two families of e-bikes. The Mars is the all-rounder — a charcoal grey MTB-city hybrid with LTA-approved PAB status, and the model behind the range's Signature Edition. The Smart1S Plus is the commuter's pick: a 20-inch foldable e-bike offered in charcoal grey and titanium silver. For riders watching their budget, TWD also lists pre-owned LTA-approved Apollo PABs, giving a second life to machines from the same Apollo Smart and Mars families.
Around the bikes sits a practical accessories shelf: a 2A lithium-ion battery charger carrying the SPRING Safety Mark for safer charging, a Smart 4-in-1 wireless rechargeable alarm for security, a Selle Royal gel comfort saddle for longer, softer rides, and a 30-degree Zoom downhill short stem for Mars owners fine-tuning their fit.
Buying an e-bike in Singapore involves paperwork, and TWD takes much of it on: the advertised price includes LTA registration, the LTA orange tag and the license plate, so a new bike is ready to ride legally from day one.
The shop also invests in rider education. Its blog walks newcomers through the mandatory PAB theory test — 40 multiple-choice questions in 40 minutes, with at least 32 correct answers needed to pass, and compulsory for riding on cycling paths and roads since 1 January 2022. The handbook can be downloaded in English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil, and riders register through Singapore Polytechnic. TWD is equally clear about where you may ride: cycling paths and park connectors at up to 25 km/h, while PABs are prohibited on footpaths, where the limit is 10 km/h. Deeper resources include a PAB buying guide, a transfer guide, and maintenance and warranty pages.
TWD asks customers to call, text or WhatsApp +65 9738 9114 for an appointment before visiting, so the team can give each visitor proper attention. For those spreading the cost, a 0% interest instalment plan of up to 12 months is available through TWD's store on Lazada.sg.
Whether you are after your first LTA-approved e-bike, a foldable for the commute, or a replacement charger with the right safety mark, the pitch stays the same: European design, local assembly, and a machine that is documented, sealed and registered with the Land Transport Authority before it ever turns a wheel.