30k East Coast
PathsThe shortest BICII route, named for East Coast. It's meant to stay on pavements and park connectors and suit beginners. Ask for the route file.
- Distance
- 30 km
- When
- Any time of day
Rides
The long way round, on purpose.
Singapore by bike, mostly on the Park Connector Network, through the parts of the island people don't usually see. The shorter routes are meant for beginners. The long one has a few road sections.
- Routes
- 3
- Shortest
- 30 km
- Longest
- 125 km
- Mostly on
- PCNs
Routes
50k Green Corridor
TrailFifty kilometres built around the Green Corridor, the old KTM railway line that's now the Rail Corridor trail.
NParks sets a 10 km/h limit on the Rail Corridor, asks you to walk your bike over its bridges, and doesn't light it at night, so be off it by dark. Part of the southern stretch (between the Henderson Road and Spooner Road accesses) is closed for works from March 2026, so check NParks before you go.
- Distance
- 50 km
- When
- In daylight
BICII 125
Some roadThe first BICII route and still the big one. Beginner friendly despite the distance: most of it is park connector, and the road-only stretches in Lim Chu Kang and Seletar are usually light on traffic. Start around 3pm and you'll finish in the wee hours.
George rode it the week it went up: 140 km in the end (he forgot to track some of it), the last 60 soaking wet, with ten-plus storm-felled trees in the way. Check the weather.
- Distance
- 125 km
- When
- Around 3pm
The BICII 125 is on Strava (there's a QR code on @bicii.sg). For the others, message @bicii.sg and we'll send you the route.
Group rides
When there's a group ride, it goes up on @bicii.sg and in the BICII Singapore club on Strava (you'll need a free account to see it there).
- Past rides include the 80 km Changi Village Night Ride, a beginner-friendly Friday night ride.
- Come with your own bike, or rent one from us.
- On roads, ride in groups of five or fewer, single file on single-lane roads. Six to ten can ride together only two abreast, on a road with two or more lanes in your direction and never in a bus lane during its hours. The advice is to leave about 30 m between groups.
Before you go
- Lights: white at the front, red at the back, switched on from 7pm to 7am. It's the law on paths and roads, and the 125 runs well past dark.
- A helmet. It's the law on roads, and the 125 has some.
- On paths, your bike must be no wider than 70 cm (bar ends included), under 20 kg, and have a working handbrake.
- Keep to 25 km/h on shared and cycling paths, and 10 km/h on footpaths and the Rail Corridor. Pedestrian-only paths are off limits, and people walking always have right of way.
- More water than you think you need. It's Singapore.
Ride with us.
Group rides go up on Instagram and in the BICII Singapore club on Strava. Want a route file? Just ask.