Launch of the D.Y.U.

Finally, a Compact Ergonomic E-Scooter… We have all been waiting for something like this for quite a while. And the engineers at DYU has answered our call. Back in 2016, we announced the launch of the Stigo and the Stigo was admittedly abit on the heavy side at 15kg. The e-scooter rider is a very weight-sensitive ...

Launch of the EPIQUE City E-Bike

Embrace the EPIQUE Ride Designed and engineered by former Dahon engineers, the EPIQUE City is the most compact foldable electric bike you will EVER ride. The EPIQUE’s stealth feature with a hidden battery in the seat post makes it look like a regular bicycle and it sure rides as smoothly as a regular foldie until ...

Registering your E-Bike in Singapore

New E-Bike Regulations Like many Singaporeans, I have a love-hate relationship with the new E-Bike (or PAB) regulations. The new law that requires all power-assisted bicycles to be registered is intended to improve the safety of park connector and road users. Luckily for you, we have made the registration process more convenient by taking you ...

Why Do E-Bike Batteries Explode?

An electric bike that was left charging overnight on Tuesday was just one of a string of recent ebike explosion incidents. In light of the growing popularity of electric mobility solutions in Singapore, Sgscooters felt a need to inform our users on the proper use and maintenance of lithium ion batteries that most e-bikes and e-scooters ...

[Thailand] Best Electric Rides to Get Around Bangkok

Top 3 E-scooters and E-bikes for Bangkok Traffic congestion, uneven roads, and crowded walkways. Bangkok wouldn’t usually be thought of as the safest place to ride a bike or scooter. But other than the major roads such as Ratchadapisek and Sukhumvit, the roads in Bangkok are actually easy to ride on. Thanks to recent efforts ...

New Electric Bike Regulations

Are Electric Bikes Legal? Electric bikes or Power Assisted Bikes (PABs), have been getting quite a bad rep lately, to a point where it has been almost taboo to ride an e-bike in Singapore. They are basically the unwanted children of motorbikes — car drivers see them as road hogs, often taking up valuable lane space and pedestrians find ...