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Elops 540 Rear Wheel Removal

Elops 540 Rear Wheel Removal

[Photo taken off the Net]

I have a decathlon elops 540 with flat rear wheels and need to replace the inner tube. This is my only bicycle with inner gear hub and idk how to remove the rear wheel.

Appreciate if someone can help or give me advice on how to safely remove the rear wheel. Thanks!

u/Ok-Giraffe9469 — 8 hours ago

Reporting cycling misinformers or harrassments

So there is this Facebook account BD news 24 seemingly run by a Bangladeshi migrant worker driver and usually posts videos about car accidents and random happenings on the road. I am not sure if it's one person or a few people.

However he(assuming 1 guy) has also posted several videos in a misinformed and even harrassing manner claiming that the cyclists he videos are acting in a dangerous manner when they are doing nothing wrong at all while HE HIMSELF, is the one tailgating them in an unsafe manner instead.

Most other people are actually in agreement ,saying that there is no wrong being done by the cyclists. They have helmets,lights, and are riding in a predictable straight manner. This isn't some brakeless fixie YP group riding down Orchard weaving in and out with no lights.

I want to get an opinion from the community ,what do you all think? Should I report him?

Examples to his several posts:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DXtgLpoz2/

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17Yoeo52gX/

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DiBuq1ifJ/

Most recent:

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18mUiVEtg2/

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Giant Bikes

Hi everyone, I am looking for a second hand gravel bike on carousel. I realise that there are so many giant listing. I used to think Giant is value for the dollar. Is there any big changes to Giant Quality over the years? Updates - after some checks, the giant revolt series is hard to remove the stem for packing the bike for overseas use :(

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u/ovid77 — 2 days ago
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Bike-sharing operator HelloRide warned over attempts to discuss prices with rival Anywheel

Lol wonder what other dirty shit this Chinese company do tbh . i saw their blue shirt staff throwing rubbish inside green color bicycle baskets at east coast park last month.. knew they up to no good. Better faster exit, better for the cleanliness of our Singapore island nation

dirty dirty

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u/Bright_Tie_9850 — 3 days ago

What's your opinion on cyclists with portable speakers

I find is risky to plug in earphones and plan to use my small-sized portable speaker. This means people around might feel “disturbed”

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u/Dc_sg — 3 days ago

Is my fitness bad for 18-20kmh

So i just got a new hybrid polygon path3 bike with 40mm wide tires. I was using it on a 3pm Sunday along the clementi/ulu pandan stretch of pcn and at 18-20kmh, i am already feeling breathless trying to sustain that speed after 5mins. So, do u all think this is a bike issue (hybrid not road), path issue or just my fitness issue. If u are to cycle on those red sections of railway corridor (non gravel), what is a decent speed (i heard 25kmh is the max legal limit)?

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u/StopAt2 — 3 days ago

Advice for Budget

Hi guys, me and my girlfriend just started cycling and we are trying to get advice on what Bicycle should we be getting at a budget of below $400.

We are M28, H171 and F27 H160

Thank you!

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u/Latter-Purpose-3564 — 4 days ago

Optimal balance for training

What's the optimal balance for training between distance(volume), elevation, and intensity.

I ride about 330km a week +- 50 km.

I do :

one recovery ride under 50

one mid distance ride 60-85km

two shorter rolling ride 55-75km (eg. Mandai or Sentosa), 1 will be harder with zone 3/4 threshold intervals

one group ride similar to the rolling ride (but higher intensity, sometimes mini race like )

one climbing ride - hardest to do without getting bored af. usually 5 to 8 laps of intervals on Faber because Singapore doesn't have any higher elevation

Is this a good balanced ride plan? I don't own a power meter, bike computer or any gadgets. I ride by feel with my phone in my back pocket. I do my Faber intervals basically max effort with certain landmarks to know when to kick up the effort. As for the rolling z3 and z4 longer intervals, I go by approximate counting in my head

While I found my endurance for total volume to be better, my climbing and everything else seems to have sort of stagnated(going by average speed after the ride is uploaded onto strava).

In fact my climbing has even regressed from 2 years ago. Back then it was usually 5:00 - 5:30. Now it's 6:00 - 6:30. Could it be gaining 6-10kg or is there something wrong with my training plan.

Just do even more climbing since that's what's lacking when I look at my total weekly stats, maybe even 2 sessions a week? however I don't like doing this as Faber laps can be boring sometimes and I live in the east so riding there and back is already a little bit of a drag at 45km or so

Anyone with insights and/or pro advice could you please advice, thanks,much appreciated.

*PS I've left out purely commuting rides of 5-8 km on pavements that happens 3 to 6 times a weeks as I don't see them as proper training sessions*

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u/Afraid-Promotion-567 — 4 days ago

Any local bike shop that offers heat molding carbon shoe services

Hi everyone, I would like to know is there any local bike shop in Singapore that provides heat molding for my Bont carbon shoe. Thank you very much 🙏

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u/Oxen_Turtle — 6 days ago

Upgrading from budget bikes ($2k–$2.2k budget) — Used market on Carousell / Local recommendations?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy my first "proper" road bike. In the past, I’ve mostly ridden entry-level bikes in the $300–$600 range, but now I’m looking to step up and get something higher quality.

Budget: $2,000 – $2,200 (SGD/USD)

Market: Looking primarily at the second-hand market (Carousell / local listings), but open to brand-new options if there's great value.

Riding Style: Weekend group rides/ Fitness / Long distance

Since this is my first serious bike purchase, what models or setups should I be aiming for in this price range on the used market?

Should I aim for Carbon with Shimano 105 / Ultegra, or high-end Aluminum with disc brakes?

Any specific models (e.g., Giant TCR/Defy, Specialized Allez/Tarmac, Canyon Endurace/Ultimate) that hit the sweet spot around $2k on Carousell?

Thanks in advance for the advice!

(the bikes in the photos are in the bikes i’m considering in getting)

u/Emergency_Still_1832 — 8 days ago

At what age is riding on the road suitable

Hi, I’m 13M and I’ve been cycling around on PCNs for a while. I considered cycling on the road for a while but I didn’t as it was a bit too dangerous at that time. Should I cycle on the road? Thanks

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u/Sufficient_Abies7393 — 9 days ago

Route from Pasir Ris to Buona Vista

Hello! As I am lucky enough to have a slow period at work, I would like to try cycling from home to work one day (Pasir Ris to Buona Vista).

Does anyone have any suggestions on the best route? I am okay to ride on the road but would prefer not to due to the morning traffic. Currently, I am considering taking the Lorong Halus bridge all the way to Hougang area, but I am lost after that.

I am also open to waking up really early to start my journey. It will be good if I can reach Buona Vista before 10.30am.

Thank you so much! 😊

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u/throwaway919273645 — 9 days ago

Not sure which bicycle to get

For context: Im a mom in my early 30s and Im 170 tall. Been using helloride/anywheel for my grocery runs. The wet market is 3km away from my house. I usually take bus which is only 2 bustops away and its $1.25 per busride. I go to the market 2x a week.

Its about time to get my own bicycle. Thinking of getting a cargo bicycle/short haul but damn the prices be crazy. Thought of a foldie but not sure which brand is good/hardy enough for a heavy haul and could go a distance if I feel like cycling around the entire Singapore lol. I would want something that can have a rear and front rack for basket etc. I would also want a bike that can attach child seat for my 3yo.

Please give me some recommendations and/or advice. TYSM!!

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u/whereis_nacimon — 8 days ago

My first expensive mountain bike

2012 DIY build. Parts sourced from LBS, Togoparts and SMBF the carousell equivalent for bicycle parts and bicycles. Pain stakingly build by myself. With info from YouTube and internet i learnt how to tune, install on my own.Sold in 2017. Bought Frame used from SMBF SG( Sg mtb forums) Brakeset installed by LBS ( L&T CYCLE)

Frame : SPECIALIZED SWORKs M5 (Alloy) Wheelset: Fulcrum red metal 5 with bladed spokes. Costs about 300+ new from integrated riding changi road XTR shifters Deore XT Brakeset SLX Crankset ROCK SHOX SID RACE forks Ritchey headset

Weights about 12kg

u/Snoo_30102 — 10 days ago
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Looking for my first soild gravel bike

Hello wonderful Singapore cyclists, I like to ask for yall opinions on which bike would be a great recommendation for a first solid gravel bike (Budget 2-3K). I have done my research on Polygon's Tambora A4 ($1999) and Giant Revolt 0 ($2500) and was wondering which is better in value? Thanks guys

u/ghoulhunter_IO — 11 days ago

Can I cycle here?

Hi, I am planning to do seletar loop (outer) but have some questions. I am unsure if I am allowed to cycle on this stretch of road leading from Piccadilly to seletar link, as the road leads to tpe on one side. Anyone have cycled on this stretch of road and is it legal? Thanks

u/lightcideness — 12 days ago

Recommendation for beginner bike for tall person (196cm)

Hi everyone,
I can see sizing guide on some decathlon hybrid bikes showing up to 195cm for size L, but appreciate any inputs on shops that are best for someone just starting out and planning to use PCN mainly. Thanks!

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u/NoRgrd4Humanlife — 9 days ago

Fella stole my brakes but not the 3.2k frame? Dang

So context, my Shimano SLX brakes kena. Guy smart enough to unscrew and screw back on. Probably put the brakes in a plastic bag. Found this guy on carou not sure if he's sus or not, but he really pushing to sell. His account has a bit high amt of turnover parts, cannot point for sure. But the shifter model matches closely with my lost one.

Stays coincidentally near me too.

Before anyone asks, I park my bike outside my unit, locked. Still have a smart fella come up and take my brakes. Very sian now, lodged police report.

u/Shadowpelt- — 13 days ago

Stolen Brompton C Bike - Marine Parade Central Market & Food Centre - 6 August 2026, 10:54 AM and 7 August 2026, 8:15 AM

Hi everyone,

My father's Brompton folding bicycle was stolen in Singapore, and we would greatly appreciate your help in keeping an eye out.

🚲 Bike Details

Brand: Brompton

Model: C Line

Colour: Flame Lacquer (Metallic Cherry Red)

Frame Finish: Transparent lacquer showing the steel frame

Serial Number: Frame serial number has been recorded and provided to the Singapore Police Force.

Photos: Attached

📍 Location of Theft

Marine Parade Central Market & Food Centre

84 Marine Parade Central

Singapore

🗓️ Date & Time

The bike was stolen sometime between:

6 August 2026, 10:54 AM and 7 August 2026, 8:15 AM

A police report has been filed with the Singapore Police Force.

If you see this bicycle, or come across it for sale on Carousell, Facebook Marketplace, Telegram, or any other platform, please:

📸 Take screenshots of the listing.

👤 Save the seller's profile or contact details.

📍 Note the location if possible.

📞 Contact me immediately.

Please do not confront the seller. We will work with the police on any recovery.

Even if you're not sure it's the same bike, any lead could be incredibly helpful.

Please help by sharing this post with your cycling friends and communities.

Thank you very much for your support.

Contact: Terry Fong

Phone: 9670zero 61one

u/GarlicBike — 13 days ago