Preowned Section

Bike upgrades are a normal process and while we do not do trade-ins, we help our customers sell their bikes at our shop and this page offers our customers a page to list bikes worth considering. Bikes sold as it is and terms are cash terms. Call 67757133.

Dahon Mu EX 2009 less than 10 rides. S$2850 o.n.o Customer upgraded to Airnimal.

Dahon Hammerhead upgraded with choicest parts S$2500 o.n.o Customer upgraded to Bike Friday.

 * Warranty refers to manufacturer’s warranty and excludes any parts that are subject to wear and tear and improper use of the bicycle. Parts replaced will be of equivalent specs if original parts are no longer available.

53 thoughts on “Preowned Section

  1. I am interested in the Preowned Vector X10. But am wondering why it is still selling at the same price as a new Vector X10 US$1799

  2. Hi Gong Xi Fa Cai,
    I sent someone to take a look and he reported that the 2 tyres are quite worn out and definitely need to be replaced! So it cant be like what you claimed it to be only ridden once or twice? Or perhaps my guy made a mistake/saw the wrong bike?

  3. Hi my bike shop,

    Love your blog!
    I’m looking for a pre-owned Dahon Speed TR.
    Would you guys let me know if one ever comes by your shop?

    I’ve only ever found new ones on the internet.

    thanks, i appreciate it.

    Yana

  4. How much is the Dahon MU Ex 2009 really?

    I am interested but a quick search on the web shows it new as around S$3000 in the UK or USA. I’ll pay half price for a second hand.

    • Lee, there is a very good preowned unit but lowest price is S$2800. Cannot really comment on the price you got from the web, hopefully it is as good as it states. Please note that you will have to pay for GSt and shipping from these sites and no warranty. But at that bargain price, not much more you can ask for.

  5. Hi, do you have pre owned Mu p8 or any Dahon close to it in terms of specification? Novice with budget looking for a good all rounder ya!

      • Is there any test ride available for Dahon Mu Uno? I checked the gear ratio is quite high, can we change to a lower gear ratio.

      • Chin Oeng, you have been to our shop (Twice we think) you are the same Desnai on facebook – right? We only have the Tern Link Uno. For Unos, we rather not do any upgrade.

  6. Thanks. I been to ur shop only once. U must be thinking why i was looking hard for a foldy. I m Desnai also. I was looking at 16inches also. They are so far not to my expectation. I only hv brompton, it is compact but not light enough. I then look at Dahon Mu Uno, it seen that it is light(abt 10kg) and can roll, fold width is only 10inches. But it gear ratio is too high, I afraid I m not fit enough to ride it on slope. I used to lower gear ratio. I m not a speedy rider, I m more of a casual and leisure rider. I wonder u can help me. appreciate it. I seen in ur facebook, ur service are well commented. That’s why, though i stay far in AMK. I still look for u. Thanks.

    • Desnai or Chin Oeng, If you want to cycle uphills and not physically conditioned, a bike with necessary low gear range is required. But with everything, the more the gears the weight increases. Fixies are for urban and city cycling – seldom are they used for hill climbing. In Singapore with the exception of Mt Faber, the slopes in Singapore are considered gentle and 7-9 speed bikes will work. Light weight bikes are best for climbing hills, that’s why your current 16 inch bike takes alot of effort because of its weight. The Tern X10 is a good choice, many have bought it for its light weight, gear range for gentle slopes like Singapore and the occasional centrury rides and a price tag that overall is not far from what you paid for your current bike.

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