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Happy New Year to everyone & Welcome January 2019!
Riding on a new year wave, I would use this opportunity to change a little bit on the way I post price comparisons here, rather than posting the price separately for each vendors, I’ll make it simpler and easier by combining all the price comparisons in one table so that you can easily see and compare them at one glance.
Singapore Bike Sharing Price Comparisons for January 2019
Here they are in one glance.
| Provider | Anywheel | Grab Wheel | G-bike | Ofo Bike | Obike | Mobike | SG Bike |
| Deposit requred | Yes, CNY 99 | TBA | CO | $50 | CO | $50 | $50 |
| Pay-as-you-go | CNY 5 / 30 mins / trip | TBA | CO | $0.50 / 15 mins / trip + $0.50 (unlock) | CO | – | $1 / 30 mins / trip |
| 7 days pass | – | TBA | CO | CO | – | – | |
| 30 days pass | – | TBA | CO | $6.29 | CO | $7.99 | $5.00 |
| 60 days pass | – | TBA | CO | $16.99 | CO | $19.99 | – |
| 90 days pass | – | TBA | CO | $26.99 | CO | $26.99 | $10.00 |
| 180 days pass | – | TBA | CO | – | CO | $36.66 | $30.00 |
My Recommendation:
Like my recommendation I gave last month, each months, Bike Sharing providers will surely try to come out with even greater promotions to win the crowds. And while it seems now the Bike Sharing market is already saturated with so many providers, but who knows if next months, there’s a new Bike Sharing provider coming to Singapore with FREE-to-ride promotion. Knowing that fact, my recommendation to you is to get only the 1 month pass from any of the bike sharing vendors. Try not to commit for so long so that when new pricing is coming out next month, you can switch easily without hassle to one with better offer and price.
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To use Bike Sharing in Singapore
You have to first install the app to enjoy the promotion. In case you haven’t installed any of the app, do first install the app. Links provided below.
Once you installed, find the bike and open the app. Scan the QR Code found on the bike to begin rent your bike.
Anywheel
Here’s the download links for Ofo Bike:
Alternatively, if you can’t use above links to download the app, use the one below:
Android: here is the download link.
iOS: here is the download link.
Grab Cycle
Here’s the download links for Ofo Bike:
Alternatively, if you can’t use above links to download the app, use the one below:
Android: here is the download link.
iOS: here is the download link.
Ofo Bike
Here’s the download links for Ofo Bike:
Alternatively, if you can’t use above links to download the app, use the one below:
Android: here is the download link.
iOS: here is the download link.
MoBike
Here’s the download links for Mobike:
Alternatively, if you can’t use above links to download the app, use the one below:
Android: here is the download link.
iOS: here is the download link.
SG Bike
Here’s the download links for SG Bike:
Alternatively, if you can’t use above links to download the app, use the one below:
Android: here is the download link.
iOS: here is the download link.
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Things worthy to take note…
Grab Cycle turns to Grab Wheel
After failing with Grab Cycle, it looks like Grab will make a come back with Grab Wheel. Let’s wait until they officially announce it to the public!
Ofo Bike
Ofo Bike is in trouble!
On the contrary, Ofo Bike looks like in trouble, based on recent news on Channel News Asia (here and here) and report on Ofo official facebook page (here), it seems that Ofo is struggling financially to keep up with the increasing fleets, rules and regulations and not to mention vandalism. Let’s hope for the best!
Ofo Bike Pay-as-you-go changes
Do note, since 9th October 2018, Ofo Bike pay-as-you-go service pricing is changing.
Now, to just unlock and open the bike will cost you $0.50, then each 15 minutes will cost you another $0.50.
Obike – Ceasing operation since July 2018
In case you don’t know yet, oBike is ceasing its operation in Singapore since July 2018. Read here and do check their official Facebook page, to know when refund process will be announced once these details are finalised”.
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