Exploration of new riding routes

Posts : 22 Join date : 2009-07-31

Hi everyone:

We have been riding most parts of Singapore but there is one large area on the south west that we have not really tackled.

Exploration of new riding routes South_10

Exploration of new riding routes South_10

I have put in blue arrow to show a possible riding route. The red box is the Lim Chu Kang bust stop and the pink box is the SPC petrol Kiosk along Jln Buroh

This route between the 2 stops would be about 20-23km.

Pasir Lebar is whers SAFTI is. I remembered the area to be low traffic road, not sure if it is still like that. From Google satellite view there is a bridge at the tip and loop to Tuas near the second link. How anyone been there before, is it possible to do this loop?

Anyone interested to do an exploration or have been there before and can share their experience.

Subject: Re: Exploration of new riding routes Mon Sep 28, 2009 8:18 pm

Looks Good uncle young...mayb we can explore this route on the coming Fri Uncle ride than hv kopi inside Jurong Bird Park 1 of those cafe inside there. Wat say u? Very Happy

Posts : 22 Join date : 2009-07-31

I think it is do-able. WoodLand-LCK (19 km) + new route (21 km) + Jln Buroh -> Woodland (27 km). Total: 67 km.

It about the same distance as Changi Village loop.

Posts : 102 Join date : 2009-06-10

u want to cycle at pasir laba? wait kena arty fire leh...

restricted area... affraid

Subject: Re: Exploration of new riding routes Mon Sep 28, 2009 11:03 pm

can try for slow ride..but to emphasize, some area have heavy traffic..so must watch out for those big trucks also.

Posts : 6 Join date : 2009-09-28

hi all

instead of the usual malaysia for oversea rides how bout trying out barelang?
never been there, but heard alot of the place.

http://user.chollian.net/~hwayon/sing/batam.htm#top

fadhil

Posts : 102 Join date : 2009-06-10

gd idea.. never been to batam

Posts : 3 Join date : 2009-06-13

Hi guys actually i had been exploring the possibility of riding this route cos i work in the Tuas area!! Very Happy

So i tink when u travel along jalan baha u have to travel to all the way to jalan buroh n towards pioneer rd. Tuas south are all reclaim area and it is quite big. But the road are long and straight.
If u guys prepare to ride on Friday night, then need to be a bit careful on the jalan boon lay stretch as traffic maybe quite heavy. once onto jalan buroh, will not be much traffic already. As the area are deserted, cars, lorries, trucks tend to travel fast and furious. Need to watch out on that.
The distance i clock from Tuas south to sembawang (via neo tiew and skipping all the expressway) is about 45km single trip.
Hope this info is useful. Ride safe! Very Happy

Posts : 22 Join date : 2009-07-31

I was at the riding around the Upper Jurong, Benoi Rd and some stretch of Pioneer Road. By the way, Pasir Laba Road is restricted with sentry on guard at the entrance.

Traffic around the area is not heavy but lot of big trucks and the road are not in the best condition. I don't think that stretches of roads would be suitable for a relaxing Friday night. I think we should stick on to the Pungol/Sengkang/Tampines/Pasir Ris area.

Subject: Re: Exploration of new riding routes Wed Sep 30, 2009 8:48 am

sn00zer wrote:: hi all

instead of the usual malaysia for oversea rides how bout trying out barelang?
never been there, but heard alot of the place.

http://user.chollian.net/~hwayon/sing/batam.htm#top

fadhil

Look nice for riding....

suhaimi wrote:: gd idea.. never been to batam

so when we wana go this trip?
Very Happy

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