Dahon like every brand manufacturer saw phenomenal demand and so faced the same supply issues for components, tires, capacity etc.
Finally, we have got some expected schedules. Dahon Boardwalk and Visc EVO are now in stock.
Dahon 2021 updates
Product Writeup
Tyrell bikes Preorder 2021
Tyrell from Japan has always scored on looks and performance.
Minivelos traditionally are not foldable bikes. The first attempt to make a foldable minivelo in production scale was Dahon in 2010 who labelled their folding minvelos as Midtown series. The word “Velo” is french for bicycle, so rather than calling it a Mini bike, the Japanese have branded it “mini Velo”, with a good sense of history, culture and chic wording.
Tyrell continued this and pushed through the Tyrell FX, which till todate is a favourite for those who want looks, speed and foldable.
For 2021, the FX does away with the straight handle bar and adopts the dropbar as a standard equipped with Shimano 105 format.
The CSI is back for those who do not need it foldable and want it pure.
Last but not least the IVE Sports – which is the improved version of the IVE.
Limited units so do hurry.
Cureit – Bioavailable Curcumin in Natural Matrix Concept
What is Cureit?
We introduced Fitnox (Nitric Oxide management), Jointplex Pro (Knee and joint pain management) and this is the next – Curcumin from turmeric (For inflammatory conditions) We work with supplement manufacturers that target the root of the problem. Get these supplements at MBS Henderson!
Curcumin is the principal component of the Indian spice, turmeric (Curcuma longa), member of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae). Extensive research is currently focused on Curcumin as a potential novel drug for near future to control various diseases including inflammatory disorders, carcinogenesis, Alzheimer’s disease and oxidative stress-induced pathogenesis
Cureit is one of many products which has received lots of attention and accolade. Cureit is 10x more bio-efficient compared to normal curcumin. The product as well the process (PNS technology) is patented and this is the only curcumin extract which has the full turmeric matrix.
Unique formulation that preserves the Complete Natural Matrix of Turmeric with high Curcumin Content (50%) Achieves 10 fold increase in bioavailability and provides assured functional benefits.
Devoid of Piperine, Nanoparticles, Liposomes, Micelles, Phospholipid complexes and Structural analogues. PNS technology facilitates the smooth penetration into intestinal/target tissue’s polar non-polar cell walls. Cureit offers not only curcuminoids, it offers turmerin a 5-kd-peptide, 5 sesquiterpenes, 4 acidic polysaccharides, 2.6% soluble dietary fiber (sdf) from turmeric that’s why it is therapeutic effective and highly bio-available.
Retailing at S$60 for a bottle of 60 vegetarian capsules.
Update on foldable bike brands and available stocks
From the 3 Feb
We have Bike Friday New World Tourist test bikes too.
Foldable bikes in the S$699 to S$999
Foldable bikes in the S$1k – S$2k
I want 26 inch wheel folding bikes
Schedules of models that are Out of stock.
Offering foldable bikes at that S$599 – S$690 level THAT offers global make and quality
We need the exercise and we love cycling! We work with our suppliers and we lined up a few sub S$575 – S$650 price ranged foldable bikes that must meet below criterion:
- A global brand that has been in existence for 5 years
- FIVE years warranty
- Optional upgrades: Fenders and Rear rack
- At least 7 speeds
- Designed with folding joints that won’t hurt your fingers (or wallets)
- Take rider weights of up to 105kg
Bike prices and accessories depicted on the bikes are subject to change.
I like 20 inch folding bikes that have more than 7 speeds
I want 26 inch wheel folding bikes
When you want a nicer folding bike (S$1000 – S$2000)
In this category, its really a category that we call upper mid end. Most bikes come with better components and better designs. They ride faster too.
Most have latest drive trains and its a category that you really need to see the details.
Verge D9 with T-Tuned geometry
Tern’s T-Tuned 451 starts with the Verge D9. For 2021, they introduced disc brakes and new styling. It has bigger race wheels, T-Tuned™ geometry, and for Verge X11/Verge P10 ( they are equipped with 1x drivetrain). It’s about as much value as we could condense into one bike, and it’s ready for any upgrades you can throw at it.
Dahon 2021 Visc EVO
Dahon has brought back the dual chain ring design with the Visc EVO. 20 speeds in a neat 451 wheel + Rebar package.
Take me back to S$599 budget levels bikes
Take me back to S$699 – 999 levels bikes
How about bikes in the premium range that cost S$2000 and above? Click HERE
Bike prices and accessories depicted on the bikes are subject to change. For avoidance of doubt, please check with the store staff. Prices excludes racks and fenders.
How about paying more than S$2000 for a folding bike?
We have almost all the marques from all over the world- Japan, UK, USA and Taiwan. So when it comes to folding bikes, we get customers who appreciate their top end bikes like they enjoy their fine dining, exquisite cars and their finer things in life. Like cars, the exquisite bicycle brands have models with very much similarity.
Tern – HQ-ed out of Taiwan
Armed with innovations, Tern is like the Tesla brand of cars. Fast, eco-friendly in mind, innovations at many levels, a new look at folding bikes, putting together innovations at the component levels and winning awards across the globe.
FULL-SIZED RIDE, COMPACT FOLD 451 – T Tuned.
At Tern, they endeavour to build fast-folding bikes that ride like full-sized bikes. Our T-Tuned geometry is the culmination of our commitment. They tweaked the wheelbase, rake, and seat-tube angle of the Verge 2017 design to deliver the most confident and stable ride of any bike in their lineup.
Tern’s answer for a top of the line premium bike – Verge X11 retailing at S$4,200. With a transmission range that spans a very wide range, you do away the dual chain ring requirement. It is currently out of stock but you can place reservations for units expected in Jan -Feb 2021. Email checkmybikeshop@gmail.com
Another popular model is the Verge P10. The Verge P10 is built for performance. With 451 racing wheels and aerodynamic T-Tuned™ geometry, it rides with exceptional comfort and stability. With an adjustable handlebar stem, you can dial in your riding position with surgical precision. Expected delivery Nov 2020. You will be entered into the wailist.
The Verge P10 is built for performance. With 451 racing wheels and aerodynamic T-Tuned™ geometry, it rides with exceptional comfort and stability. With an adjustable handlebar stem, you can dial in your riding position with surgical precision.
Limited stocks for the Eclipse X22 will be available by Dec 2020. 26 inch wheel with the choicest components. With hand-built 26” wheels and race-tuned geometry, it’s a full sized road bike, but it folds down small in 10 seconds. It boasts an Ultegra drivetrain, and—just in time for the UCI’s new regulations—a set of Shimano hydraulic disc brakes. With a stealth black finish, hydroformed fork, red Syntace accents, and perfected engineering, the X22 inaugurates a new chapter in Tern design
Bike Friday Rocket Pocket – the folding bike that rides like a road bike
Bike Friday – a true blue USA made small-wheeled bike. What is famous about them is the ride and the build design.
18 Speeds start from S$4300. Perfect for sport and event riding, the bonus is that it’s a folding bike you can set your PR on. Keep up with your training schedule by putting in the miles while you travel the world!
- Designed to combine Bike Friday folding and quality with modern sports bike geometry
- Folds into a 34” x 33” x 12” space so you can travel by bus, train or boat and packs into a travel case for airline travel
- Capable of riding with a rear rack for light touring
Bike Friday New World Tourist/Pocket Rocket
A world-class touring bike capable of fully-loaded trips over multiple days
while still capable of serving as your everyday commuter. This is the original folding Bike Friday design, since 1992, it’s been improved over the years of experience and the best multi-use Bike Friday!
Alex Moulton
Next, the Alex Moulton range, the cycling equivalent of owning a Bentley or Rolls 
Royce. The Moulton Bicycle is the original full-suspension, separable, small- wheeled, high-performance bicycle, world-renowned for speed, efficiency, durability and comfort.
Double Pylon with Rolls Royce. Expertly engineered for over 50 years and handcrafted in England, these bicycles are the world’s most efficient form of transport – designed for universal use, real performance and comfort. These bikes are not hard to spot, whether gleaming in Stainless Steel or resplendent in a custom paint job. Starting at just over S$8,000 (AM Speed) and running as high as S$26,000 (Double Pylon) the powerhouse of the range is the Moulton Speed in Stainless Steel at just over S$15,000.
As a radical design, the Moulton bicycle – the first small-wheeled adult bicycle – needed credibility in the market and Alex Moulton realised the importance of this when planning the launch of the bicycle in 1962. Aided by his Marketing Manager David Duffield, himself a record-breaking cyclist, several riders were actively supported by Moulton. Coventry CC pursuit team were unstoppable on the track, their Moultons allowing them to keep in a tight group to reduce aerodynamic drag; road riders benefited from the reduced aerodynamic drag of the small wheels and, with a reputation established, the Moulton became acceptable to the most discerning club cyclists. Following the introduction of the UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) rule 1.3.018, Moultons are not permitted in road-racing events – this is why you never see them in events like the Tour de France – but they are still used in time-trials and for ultra-distance events. Watch video Moulton Coventry CC 1962
How do you know you are staring at one of the high-end, handcrafted Moulton and not the standard Moulton TSR range (that gets you on a Moulton for just under S$3,000)? Other than the refined components, you will notice
the “kinked” bottom section of the spaceframe. This is a dead giveaway that you are looking at a top-end Moulton, with the enhanced performance and comfort characteristics. The TSRs are truly awesome to ride, thanks to the late Dr Alex Moulton’s pioneering work on suspension design for small wheels. Moulton has taken everything they learnt in engineering design and conceived the SST. Although no “kinked” spaceframe, Moulton wanted to improve on the TSR series, and have introduced a whole host of engineering innovation.
Next came the American revolution and putting the first man on the moon.
Dahon – 35 years in folding bikes
New models to be announced soon.
The attack of the Minivelos
Tern working with Roji released the Surge series. Non-foldable but equipped with choicest components. They are fast and lighter on the wallet. No stocks for now.
Last but not least is Tyrell bikes
The X design frame made popular in Japan is now being challenged by Tern Roji. While they work hard to reduce prices, the original design proves popular. Stocks not available till Dec 2020.
Bike prices and accessories depicted on the bikes are subject to change. For the avoidance of doubt, please check with the store staff.
Too enticing here, bring me back to the S$1000 – S$2000 range. Click HERE
Take me back to S$699 – 1000 levels bikes
Take me back to S$600 budget levels bikes
What can one choose when you are looking for foldable bikes with 26 inch wheels
26 inch wheels are what many of us grew up with when it comes to bicycles.
Can I get them with folding mechanisms? The answer is YES.
While we understand the familiarity we have with larger wheels and the misconception that we have to pedal harder, today’s technology has made small wheeled foldables riding KEEP up with larger wheels. In fact sometimes with the right transmission and fitness, small wheeld foldable outrun bigger wheels.
Here is a helpful picture
A bit of really early notice but we will be ranging the Bickerton 1824 (24 speeds Docklands by Feb 2021. Lets hope the manufacturers can delivery earlier. Expected RRP S$1 – 1.1k
Take me back to S$500 budget levels bikes
Knee pain from cycling?
Just like everything else, the bicycle has to fit the rider’s anatomy. If we ride without adjusting the bicycle to our needs, it could result in knee pain, which is a common issue with riders.
The 4 most common causes of knee pains are due to improper saddle height or position, have a crank that is too long for the rider, rider pushing excessively high gears, or poor foot alignment.
Here are a few things you can try out before heading to the doctor’s.
If the pain is in the front of the knee (Anterior Pain):
Pushing too high gears -> Lower gear, and increase cadence
Saddle too low or far forward -> Raise seat or move seat back
Foot too far forward on the pedal -> Move foot back to have toes in line with the pedal
Crank arms too long -> Shorten crank arms by 2.5 cm
If the pain is in the back of the knee (Posterior Pain):
Saddle too high or far back -> Lower seat, or move seat forward
Too much pedal float -> Limit float to 6 – 8 degrees
If the pain is in the inner side of the knee (Medial Pain):
Incorrect foot position on pedal (toes pointed out) -> Narrow foot position by adjusting foot parallel to bicycle
Too little pedal float -> Limit float to 6 – 8 degrees
If the pain is in the outer side of the knee (Lateral Pain):
Incorrect foot position on pedal (toes pointed in) -> Widen foot position by adjusting foot parallel to bicycle
Too little pedal float -> Limit float to 6 – 8 degrees
If all else fails, you might just need supplements to aid you. Consider Jointplex Pro. We sell them and many experience its efficacy.
Keen to try for 5 days? Contact us and we will arrange for you to collect at either store:
Care for your helmet, helps you take care of your scalp
Very often we have customers who refuse to don a bicycle helmet for various WRONG
reasons, from “not necessary” to “messes up my hair” to ” I am going at a slow speed” to “it’s too hot”. The bicycle helmets we sell range from S$49 to S$250 and we brought quality to every price category so the economics of owning a helmet is a weak one when you consider the fact that you need protection to your head when someone hits you.
HOWEVER, when it comes to care of your scalp which could lead to itchiness or hair root aggravation, we do ask that you take note of a few things:
1. Pick a good fit for the helmet
Too tight a fitting or too loose can lead to the helmet pulling on the roots of the hair. The scientific name is traction Alopecia. You can easily avoid any risk of traction alopecia due to wearing a helmet, by using a helmet of the right size that is not too tight or too loose on your head. Do the 2VI method.
While putting on the helmet also ensure that no hair is pulled very tightly by the helmet. Take your time every time you put it on, and continue jiggling and shifting the helmet till you reach the most comfortable position, when no hair is pulled back tightly. Also take care while taking off the helmet.
2. Keep your helmet clean and store it in an airy and hygienic place to avoid hair loss
As your scalp sweats up due to wearing a helmet, the inner layer of the helmet also gets 
wet with sweat. It is also important to clean the inner lining of your helmet regularly and to ensure that there is no fungal growth on the inner soft layer. Store your helmet in a hygienic and airy place so that it can easily get dried up and is not smelly. We recommend you shower with your helmet after each ride. No, you do not need to wear it but shampoo the straps and inner lining ( BUT we won’t stop you LoL)
3. Stay dry Along with the above you can also follow the following tips to avoid any hair loss caused due to wearing a helmet
Along with the above tips, you can also follow the following to avoid any hair loss caused due to wearing a helmet,
- Every time you take a break between rides, take off your helmet as well and give your hairs and the helmet some time to dry out.Towel down to dry faster
- Wearing a piece of cloth or scarf on your head, covering your hairs before putting on the helmet can be a very effective way to reduce any risk of hair loss due to helmet. The cotton cloth will reduce any friction between the hairs and the helmet and will also soak the sweat quickly eliminating all the worries. However, always ensure that the cloth is washed and completely clean before putting it on.
