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It’s a Wrap: Bikers.SG at the Tour de France Singapore Criterium 2026

A thank-you to everyone who joined Bikers.SG at the Tour de France Singapore Criterium on 7–8 November 2026, with a look back at our Festival Village booth programme and community connections.
ByShaji FirozShaji FirozShakeel ZubairShakeel Zubair

From virtual racing to hands-on demos and conversations over tenplus, our Festival Village booth brought together the things we enjoy most: cycling, technology and meeting the people who use it.

Thank you to everyone who joined Bikers.SG at Singapore Recreation Club for the Tour de France Singapore Criterium on 7 and 8 November 2026. Whether you got on the bike, tried the gear or stopped for a chat, this is our look back at the weekend we shared, starting with Friday’s Cycle Asia gathering.

Friday’s Cycle Asia gathering: high tea with Mark Cavendish

Our weekend began at Friday’s Cycle Asia event, where we had the opportunity to meet Mark Cavendish. Over a high-tea session, he mingled with members of the cycling community in a relaxed setting.

For us, it was a memorable way to begin a weekend centred on connecting with people who share a love of cycling, before welcoming visitors to our Festival Village booth on Saturday and Sunday.

A photo together at Friday’s Cycle Asia high-tea gathering with Mark Cavendish
A keepsake from meeting Mark Cavendish at Cycle Asia.
A group selfie moment at the Cycle Asia gathering with Mark Cavendish
Making time for a photo during Friday’s gathering.
Visitors outside the Bikers.SG and CycloWatt booth at Festival Village
Welcoming riders and visitors to the Bikers.SG and CycloWatt booth.

Getting on the bike: the virtual race

The virtual cycling setup gave visitors a chance to get on the bike and join the action, with the team alongside to guide them. Thank you to everyone who took part, whether you came for a challenge or your first try.

Cyclist riding the indoor trainer with team members alongside
Putting in an effort on the trainer, with the team alongside.

Trying the gear, asking questions

From exploring Garmin gear to trying the intelli8 scale, the weekend was a chance to take a closer look and speak to the team in person. Those conversations are an important part of why we wanted to be here: to hear what matters to you, on and off the bike.

Cyclists chatting beside the Garmin display
Talking gear beside the Garmin display.
Visitor trying the scale while a team member explains information on a phone
A hands-on scale demo, with information explained on the phone.

Launching the intelli8 body composition scale

The Tour de France Singapore Criterium also marked the release of the intelli8 body composition scale. It was a special opportunity to introduce it in person to the cycling community.

One of our cycling customers purchased the scale at the event, and we were delighted to capture this moment together. Thank you for your support!

A cycling customer with the Bikers.SG team and a boxed intelli8 body composition scale at the Criterium booth
Celebrating a customer purchase during the intelli8 body composition scale’s event launch.

Missed the launch? The intelli8 body composition scale is available to purchase online at Bikers.SG.

Download the intelli8 app

The intelli8 app is available for iOS and Android and works with the intelli8 body composition scale to provide whole-body and segmental insights from your measurements.

Download intelli8 on the App Store or Google Play, with QR codes for iOS and Android

Download intelli8 on the App Store
Get intelli8 on Google Play

Explore the intelli8 app and find download QR codes.

A taste of tenplus

Visitors could sample tenplus and talk to the team at the sampling station. A shared drink also gave us time to pause and connect between the demos.

Visitors exploring tenplus beside the sampling dispenser
Taking a closer look at tenplus at the sampling station.
Visitors holding sample cups at the tenplus station
Sampling tenplus and chatting with the team.

How it started: a conversation over coffee

Before the booth, the demos and the race weekend, there was a conversation about how Bikers.SG could play a more active part in Singapore’s cycling community.

A heartfelt thank you to Theng Kiat Goh, whose encouragement motivated our founders, Shaji Firoz and Shakeel Zubair, to get more involved. He helped connect us with the event team and believed in what Bikers.SG could bring to the cycling community.

As Shaji shared ahead of the event, the journey began over coffee in July with Theng Kiat and the Evoke team, Agnes and Aston Tan, discussing what a genuine partnership between a race and a cycling brand could look like.

Our sincere thanks also go to Agnes and Aston from Evoke for being part of this journey, from those first conversations over coffee to the Criterium weekend. Seeing those early conversations turn into a weekend of meeting riders and sharing experiences made this occasion especially meaningful.

A group photo with Theng Kiat Goh at the Bikers.SG and CycloWatt booth during Singapore Criterium 2026
A special moment with Theng Kiat Goh at the booth. Thank you for the encouragement, connections and belief in Bikers.SG.

A welcome visit from SMCCI

We were delighted to welcome Surian Sazali from SMCCI to our booth. WAAHA, Bikers.SG’s parent company, is an SMCCI member, making this visit a meaningful connection between our business and cycling communities.

Thank you, Surian, for taking the time to visit, meet the team and share in our Criterium weekend. We truly appreciated your support.

Group photo during Surian Sazali’s visit from SMCCI to the Bikers.SG booth
A welcome visit from Surian Sazali of SMCCI. Thank you for stopping by and supporting the Bikers.SG team.

More moments from Festival Village

From getting familiar with the trainer to sharing event keepsakes, here are more of the people and moments that made up our weekend.

Side view of a cyclist on the trainer beside the race screen
The trainer and race screen in action.
Visitor on the demonstration bicycle speaking with a CycloWatt team member
Getting familiar with the bicycle setup.
Bikers.SG team members speaking with a visitor during a demonstration
Making time for a visitor’s questions.
CycloWatt representative talking with a visitor outside the booth
A conversation with CycloWatt outside the booth.
Team members chatting beside the demonstration bike
Catching up beside the demonstration bike.
Visitors viewing the tenplus information display
Exploring the tenplus display.
Group of visitors enjoying samples outside the booth
Sharing samples outside the booth.
Visitors and team members chatting inside the booth
Time to connect and compare notes.
Visitor receiving a wrapped item at the booth
A handover at the booth.
Visitors and team members looking at a Bikers.SG event shirt
Taking a look at the event keepsakes.
Smiling visitor holding a signed Bikers.SG Stay Active event shirt
A signed Stay Active keepsake from the weekend.
Two team members chatting outdoors at Festival Village
Continuing the conversation in Festival Village.

Thank you, and keep in touch

A special thank you to our partners and prize sponsors for supporting the weekend, including POLAR and CycloWatt Switzerland for their support of the Virtual Race prizes. To every rider, friend and visitor who joined us, thank you for being part of the Bikers.SG community.

Visited our booth? Share your favourite moment and tag @bikers.sg on Instagram. Still have a question about something you tried? Get in touch and we will help you pick up where we left off. If you missed us this time, you can explore Bikers.SG online.

See you on the next ride!

About the authors

Shaji Firoz and Shakeel Zubair are the founders of Bikers.SG. This recap shares their thanks to the riders, partners and friends who joined the team at the Singapore Criterium.

Read more about WAAHA group here

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