How to Choose the Right Bike for Motorbike Rental in Singapore?
Not sure whether to rent a scooter or a manual bike in Singapore? Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the perfect ride for your journey.
Not sure whether to rent a scooter or a manual bike in Singapore? Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the perfect ride for your journey.
Discover the essential motorbike rental safety checks for a safe and enjoyable ride in Singapore with AloRide. Whether you’re a local or traveler, renting for delivery or travel, these tips are a must!
It’s difficult to sell a bike privately. It seems when you decide to sell your bikes, everyone else with the same specifications, mileage, and even color as you will too. Then there are the purchasers, who are all trying to get the bike for less money.
Are you considering learning to drive? Here’s a brief checklist to help you figure out which driving lessons are best for you and your budget.
In recent years, food delivery has become a significant trend in the food industry. Rather than cooking and cleaning up after themselves, many people are now choosing to have their food brought to them. This is great for those who don’t want to spend time in the kitchen, but it can be hard to find a reliable company that will deliver quality food at an affordable cost. We’ll look at the 5 top companies that provide high-quality cuisine everywhere in Singapore in this blog post!
Selecting the right motorcycle can be a difficult decision for a rider as there are countless models and brands with varying benefits. One of the big focuses is whether the bikes will come in an automatic, semi, or manual transmission. While riders argue that one type is better, each has its own benefits and drawbacks. The following are some pros and cons that we hope might help you.
COVID-19 has hit the global economy badly and Singapore’s is not an exception. Thousands of jobs have been cut down, hundred thousands of people lost their jobs. Thus, working as a private hire temporarily or permanently can be considered as a good way to supplement income during the bad economic situation or simply to get a job quickly with low entry barriers. You just needed a driving license with at least two years of experience to become a Grab driver.
If you’re in the market for a motorcycle, you’re probably looking at the newer and popular models. Who doesn’t want to cruise down Changi Coast Road on a shiny new bike, right? In Singapore, a new high-end European motorcycle model like a Vespa can cost up to S$19,000. You can also opt for popular Japanese models like Honda and Yamaha for less than S$10,000. Remember to ask for quotations and compare prices among dealerships. But before you visit one, consider the points below to estimate the overall cost of motorcycle in Singapore.
Wondering if it is worth to buy a new motorcycle? Despite the relatively lower cost of a motorcycle as compared to a car, purchasing your new ride requires a certain level of commitment and there’s more to consider than just price and depreciation. Here’s some food for thought with our easy guide!
You constantly think of roaming around Singapore on a motorbike. You always fancy exploring the city on 2 wheels instead of some long-awaited and fully packed public transports (bus, MRT), especially during this COVID-19 period which social distancing is a priority.
If you already had a motorcycle licence in a foreign country, congratulations! You only need to register for a Basic Theory Test, which takes about 1 hour, in order to convert to a Singaporean 2B licence (total cost is about $60).