Turned Away from Sentosa Island | Goodbye Singapore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2023
- Our last video from Singapore before heading off to Bali.
We rode down to the tiny island of Sentosa.
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Motorcycle theives in Singapore can expect 7 year jail sentences a fine and a driving ban.
I wish we had the same here in 🇬🇧 UK
Wow!! I’ll pin this comment- we do need the same in the UK🇬🇧
I thought they also flogged criminals as well just so they got the memo ,not to steal other peoples property .
3 months in jail for speeding on your motorbike in Singapore. Do you fancy that as well?
@Good luck everyone yes l do agree with jail sentences but these are for repeat offenders.
*Seven years in an American jail and those thieves will graduate to motorcycle owner kidnappers.*
Poor Freddie walking along, trying to look cool, then slightly slips, and Monica roars with laughter.
Let’s put it this way…Sentosa is home for extremely wealthy Singaporeans with big, expensive homes and cars. Little motorcycles and scooters are generally ridden by a different class. Sadly, the regulations are likely intended to keep a certain group of people out. And this is coming from someone who genuinely enjoys visiting Singapore…😊
Fascinating! Really eye opening, thank you for sharing this, Julian🙂
You’re very welcome, Freddie. You happen to be traveling to my favorite places in the world (especially Bali), so you’re providing me with a virtual holiday. Cheers!
Interesting that it's the other way around in Dubai. Here only people who are considerably well off choose purchase and use motorbikes. ( except the 100cc bikes that the delivery guys use) .
This is only partially true. The main reason motorcycle is banned from entering Singapore is due to noise. The wealthy doesn’t like the noise that come from all sorts of motorcycle so they decided to have it banned completely. Exception will be given to residents that reside in the island and also delivery riders.
@@Lesteryky The official reason by Sentosa was that the roads are too dangerous for motorcyclists. Sharp bends and steep slopes with large blindspots make it a liability for Sentosa should there be an accident involving Motorcyclists and other road users, even if the motorcyclist rode at reasonable speeds. Hard to say if this will really be the case if they started letting motorcyclists in, tho. But it is true that some of the roads there have sharper curves and slopes than South Buona Vista (99 bends). Whether this will draw dangerous riding in Sentosa... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sentosa is strict on residents as well. Even if you stay there and own a motorcycle, you are only allowed to use it to commute directly to and fro the island exit and your residence.
I've been living in Singapore for the past 8 years, my company recently decided that since my position in the company has changed and I spent 99% of the time in office I don't need a car anymore, and so I just decided to buy a motorcycle. AS soon as you start going around on a motorbike here, you realize that for some reason they like to make life harder for riders at least when it comes to parking. Definitely the only place on Earth where parking a bike is harder than parking a huge car, but you get to learn all the places where is convenient to park your bike fairly quickly and also parking your bike outside is very safe
Freddie, so good to see your channel doing so well. Content is great and has a perfect balance. Can't congratulate you and Monika enough, 100k coming soon and when it does, it will be very well deserved. Wishing you continued success. Paul
Thanks for visiting Singapore! I’ve chanced upon your youtube videos and I must say, I myself as a Singapore Citizen made me feel like a tourist watching your videos about my own country 🫣. Keep up the good work! Cant wait to see your adventure in Bali with Monica ☺️
Hey Freddie. Kenneth here. im a Singaporean. Have actually been watching your channel and videos for quite some time and have been subscribed to your channel. Always thought that youd make a good motorcycle host and reviewer (your voice and charisma and knowledge) after watching your video on the speed twin and interceptor comparison, and that you truly deserve more views and likes.
Its really upsetting to see that you had a 'negative' expererience being turned away when you tried to go to sentosa. I saw that you made a video about the 'eye watering; costs of motorcycles in Singapore, and am really glad that you managed to capture this in your video. Really sorry about that but this is kind of like the reality as bikers in Singapore face.
As a Singaporean and a lover of motorcycles and biker myself (V-strom 1000 2014), its really hell on earth to own a motorcycle and to own one. The amount of regulation is crazy here in Singapore. Going to town becomes a nightmare because they do not allow motorcycle parking, we cant just park on the side of the road even though we aren't blocking any cars. Its a huge mess here in Singapore. COE Prices for motorcycles have skyrocketed to 12K SGD (basically this certificate you pay for to own a motorcycle for 10 years which has to be renewed every 10 years). Its a huge huge mess in Singapore with a lot of ridiculous rules and regulations.
However, Im glad to see that you are here in Singapore. Would be nice if we could meet up and go for a ride say youre still here. Its also good to know that the place youre from is more motorcycle friendly that Singapore and that its much more affordable there than here.
Excellent as always Freddie, such a good insight into Singapore
What a beautiful place, thanks again for taking us with you to somewhere we may never get to go and show us some of the culture and life of that country. Safe travels to Bali, another place I doubt I'll ever visit so looking forward to the next video 👍
Singapore does feel like a potential vision of the future. Thanks Dale🙂
A fan from Singapore here. Because of your Tenerife videos, I am travelling there in 2 weeks time. Keep up your videos!
Fantastic, have an amazing trip!😃🏝️ Anaga, Masca (before 9am or after 5pm), Playa Benijo, El Teide are some of my top picks!
It’s like Oxford will be if we’re not careful, though without the nice weather!
I think you’re totally spot on with this.
Does all this anti car/bike sentiment have an effect on economic growth? Perhaps they think it's a price worth paying, or does the economy adapt accordingly?
@@michaelcrouch5708 There isn't any anti-car/bike sentiment among the populace itself per se, it is merely just the over control antics of the hyper rich and the government. The current state of vehicle prices have directly impact the economy, as higher COE prices means higher transport costs means increasingly more expensive goods that need to be transported around the island from warehouse to retail.
Locals don't think the price is worth paying, and the economy isn't adapting to it. Those that would have their quality of life suffer from a lack of a vehicle merely begrudgingly pay for it, potentially going into debt and living month to month, and it will only get worse as urban planning increasingly makes driving more convenient at the expense of improving walkability/cyclability and a metro network coverage, despite the car-lite angle the administration publicly angles at.
I got steered to this video somehow. As I watched part 1, I realised that your interest and knowledge in motorcycles are evident. Great content and editing. Love it. From Singapore.
Freddie, I wish I knew you guys were visiting Singapore, I'd have been happy to take you around and show you the country on 2 wheels. I've been here for 17 years and had bikes here for the last 4 - and yes, extortionately expensive to run vehicles of any kind in this country!! If you ever come back, or any of your subscribers visit then drop me a line and I'll happily hook up and help out where I can. Great video, terrific photography!! Thank you.
A starting biker from Singapore who stumbled upon your channel and finding out that you have visited Singapore! Love this!
Wow Freddie. Stumbled upon your video tonight, so interesting to watch your videos and see Singapore as a bike'rs + forefinger pov.
And to see how much you admire motorbiking is admirable. You've inspired me to kick start my motorbiking journey at 29yo 😆
Great stuff! Would love to visit Singapore someday after seeing this.
I cannot help but to laugh every time you said “jungle” in sg, it’s just a small forest or National park. 😂 I remember 30 years ago doing my National Service my Platoon sergeant said “ Singapore where got Jungle? If you lost your way just walk straight you will probably end up in the expressway or HDB 😂” Glad that both of you had fun here.
It always takes the eyes of a visitor to realize how wonderful tiny Singapore is even with all the tight regulations. A lot of us locals take it for granted how efficient and safe our small country is.
I wish you could have had more time to check out and review some of the motorcycles and motorcycle culture we have here. It would be very interesting to hear your thoughts and comparisons since you come from somewhere that is entirely different.
I hope you've enjoyed your short stay in Singapore. I'm a fan of your channel and the stuff you do. A lot of stuff in Singapore isn't cheap and it does cost quite a bit to visit but I do hope you do return one day and do a bit more exploring.
Enjoy your holidays in Bali! I've been there a few times and it is really nice. The riding there in Bali can get quite adventurous and hectic. Have fun and take care!
Really glad you enjoyed it! Singapore feels like a vision of the future. By the end of our stay, I totally understood why all of the rules were in place- it’s a fantastic place!🙂
Sounds awfully full and restrictive. Like all rich places. Uae Dubai etc. like being stuck in a shopping centre. Cruise ships are the same.
@@FreddieDobbsya.
Everything has a reason.
If not its goona be too chaotic
I first visited Singapore in 1988 en route to Australia. Had the great good fortune of going back several times and would love to do so again if I can ever afford it. I love the food, the cleanliness, the politeness and the transport system. The highlight for me has always been the zoo, especially since they introduced the night zoo. Marvellous place but I'll be stuck in chilly old Essex for a while yet 🙂
I’d have haves to see how different Singapore was in the 80s. There are still some hints of old Singapore, but they are very rare😳
Its nt the same vibes anymore.. from a singaporean
Can’t believe you would ride in shorts and flip flops, crazy!
Beautifully filmed I loved it,
I was there in the early 70's as a young teenager. Memories of the open air cinema at Aggie Westons around the pool, traders playing Mahjong with long little finger nails, the night market on the Bukit Timah Road, the torture scenes in the Tiger Balm Gardens. We had a snake catcher who'd pop up into the roof space and fill a sack once in a while. No windows in the house, just bamboo blinds that rolled down. Warm rain most afternoons. It was so different, so exotic and vibrant and I loved it.
Heloo Freddie and Monica ! I have one of this Yamaha YBR as a commuting bike and I love it, is smooth, quick and confortable and surprisingly no vibration.
Cuisine looks fantastic ! Enjoying the series. 🏴
Thanks Mike!🙂🏴
Looking forward to the next episode and guessing the destination 😉
all the best guys 🤞
Thank you sir!🙂🙌🏻
Lovely visuals .
For any future travellers to Singapore, you can also get to sentosa via skytrain at vivo city level 3 ($4-$5/pax) Or walk in to the island before boarding the train at sentosa side. Used to hold a number of school events on the island. Poor students ain't got the $$ to waste on $4 so we always walked in.
Yet another gem from Freddie.
Hi Freddie and Monika. I found your channel a while ago, subscribed and have enjoyed watching all the old episodes as well as all your latest. I'm 64, retired and live in Western Australia. I have a 2022 Honda CB500X and a new 2023 Royal Enfield 350 Classic Reborn in Halcyon Green. What a lovely bike that is to ride. My wife and I love watching your adventures, bike reviews, café reviews, etc. I commented the other day, "I want his life!" Can I make a request please? I think it would be cool if you put your Bonneville into a specialist motorcycle detailer and have it professionally done, complete with paint correction and metal polishing, etc. It'd be interesting to see how it looked afterwards. It would probably ride better too, lol. Keep up the great work, you guys. We really love what you do. Kind regards, Dave & Sue. :)
Come to New Orleans. You can come for Mardi Gras or Jazz Festival if you like huge crowds or any other time if you don’t. But it’s cheap to get gear & stay here, lovely little short trip. Amazing sights and architecture/footage etc
When I was a kid living in Singapore in the 60s it was called Blakang mati. It was where the sandy beach was and you could only get there by sampan (you paid them on the return journey at the end of the day - if you wanted to get home again!)
Woooow! It’s possibly changed almost beyond recognition since then😳
@@FreddieDobbs Sure has, went back in 2004 and the jungle covered island has morphed into a jungle covered manicured theme park with cable car aerial rail and all
When you said Samosa Island I was hungry. So long ago since I heard the call to prayer chant. Seeing Monika and her laughing at you is a highlight, the shark net, monitor lizard and monkeys would leave me edgy. Yes another interesting vlog.
Hi Freddie and Monica. We were also in Singapore just over a week ago. Humid! We managed to get to Raffles (Singapore Slings) and The Marina Bay Hotel for a quick cocktail and a view over the city.
Always love your videos Freddie and Monica. It's great to see you in Singapore a place I've visited many times from here in Perth, WA. I was just a bit concerned to see you riding a bike in Flip Flops (Thongs) , shorts are almost acceptable but still not advisable, as the saying goes, 'dress for the slide not the ride!' as a person with some influence over other riders I thought you'd at least make a mention of it. All the best with the rest of your adventures, I'm looking forward to watching more.
Thanks very much and noted re riding gear🙂
Love it mate...You just need a bigger bike...Lol Thanks for a well edited video. Looking forward for more of your adventures. 😊👍
Thanks Andrew!🙂 I think a 250cc will be the biggest bike I see for the next two months😆
Singapore is very safe, and a great place to live, enjoy
Nice video, I was in Singapore last year, I really miss Hawper Vella (Tiger Balm Garden) and botanical Garden, everyone should visit singapore once in their life.
Great to see you ride a classic in Singapore and not one of those new automatics.
There are some exceptions to the No Motorcycle rule. They include Sentosa's island rangers carrying out their duties, emergency, essential services and dispatch riders delivering documents and packages to our island partners and Sentosa Cove residents.
Several Sentosa Cove residents also own motorcycles. However, they are allowed to ride only between mainland Singapore and their homes via the Sentosa causeway bridge.
Brilliant, so enjoyed this episode. Your stroll at the end stirred memories, as a promising musical career ended rather abrupt in a karaoke bar there. 🤐😁
🤣🤣 what might’ve been!🎙️
Lovely!! Welcome to Singapore!! I am Jacob, If you are still around in Singapore I would love you show you around on 2 wheels!
Having spent some time in Singapore the best thing about it is the food, you will find Indonesia a breath of fresh air!
Completely agree on both points!🙂👌🏻👌🏻
Why not try to visit natural reserves in Singapore? You may have a second thought
beatiful
That 'huge' contraption on the handle bar can also be found in a car too. Not just for exiting car parks, but also to pay for electronic signature road pricing (ERP) charges. It's a form of Pay as You Use as you enter into certain areas like CBD (Central Business District) and highways during peak hours. London has a similar system, which duplicated Singapore's ERP system.
Ohh Freddie & Monika, fabulous experiences & memories lasting forever 👌 you rode past the park with the steel trees! I hope you got to experience it in the evening? I recall Sentosa island being very theme parkish. Great for swimming. Is the Muslim quarter near the Chinese quarter? It looked so similar. Perhaps I was a little inebriated 😎 Enjoy Bali! Looking forward to your next adventures. I just love Monikas laughter at your expense 😂😂
You’re right Steve- Sentosa is very theme park-ish, so a little magic is lost. We didn’t visit the Chinese Quarter unfortunately, so I’m not 100% sure, although I certainly wouldn’t want to make a judgement on your inebriation😆🍻
We visited those steel trees- incredible!
@@FreddieDobbs that’s fabulous Freddie! I’m so glad you did. At night they are spectacular! Thanks to you both for your energy 🙌
Those flip flops made me shudder. I had a picture of raw mince and flying toes.
“Sentosa's roads are relatively narrow and winding and flanked by trees. They are also often single lane in each direction and this creates blind spots for drivers.
Due to their small size, motorcycles are usually more vulnerable to accidents on such roads, especially when weather conditions are poor.
Motorcycles tend to pick up speed faster than other vehicles. Given the island speed limit of 40kmh, speeding vehicles could pose a danger to guests walking along or crossing the roads.
Motorcycles can also be easily manoeuvred into areas such as pedestrian pavements and buggy tracks where other vehicles cannot gain access, and compromise pedestrian safety.”
As countries to visit, Singapore has gone from 100th country to 101st for me.
I visited just before coronavirus hit. I loved it, stayed in Chinatown. Very vibrant, clean, friendly..
@@goodbadugly654 Malaysia is better, just as strict but seems more relaxed.
It’s also a dictatorship with an apartheid system.
It does look nice out there and warm not like the UK is right now and Monica did make me laugh when you tripped and did her cheeky laugh so cute 😄 😁🤣
I told Monika to cut those slips out!😆 I’ve heard a cold snap’s returning to the UK😳🇬🇧
Singapore is generally very Safe compare to most countries, like spiderman said: with great safety comes great regulations. Cheers
I wish I had the same experience with the food in SP it honestly was the worst I ever had and the service was horrible. Great to follow your adventures from Oz 🇦🇺
Very interesting! I usually had Monika pick the places, and it was all seriously good (luckily for us!)
Eat where the locals eat … 😜I had some fab dishes many moons ago!
Hey Freddie and Monika! Great content from across the world as always, slightly expecting it with these consistent uploads😉. Do you mind sharing what shirt you're wearing in this video?
Hi Jen! Of course; it’s from a company called Pain in Full (British company). They make very nice, light Cuban shirts🙂👌🏻
The little gadget where you put your cash card or pre paid card is called IU - In vehicle unit. It’s installed in every vehicle ie car, van, bike etc etc. It’s used to pay for parking and toll charges on certain roads esp xpressways. When you enter the central business district on certain hours on weekdays also need to pay. The contactless cash card can also be used to pay for bus, taxi or train fares. It can also be used to pay for food or buy things at convenience store etc Very useful card here.
Oh wow, thanks for this heads up!
Haven't seen Singapore like this before and may be something special in your narration which made the country look so nice which actually it is. Any plans for India? It's quite unregulated and super fun :)
looking at 6: 58 , reminds of our favourite slagon. singapore is a fine country
It's a liability and insurance issue for Sentosa hence even before residential projects were built there, motorcycles were never allowed in. If you noticed, there are some motorcyles inside used by Sentosa Development for patrolling etc and they carry a 2 color plate instead of the regular black, white or yellow plate. That's an island plate issued only for used on islands in Singapore like Sentosa or Pulau Ubin.
I think I love Monika a little more with every video. What a diamond of a woman.
Monitor lizard 🦎 .... a quick check to the right. 🤣
Best content on TH-cam you are both stars 🌟
Monika is PETRIFIED of them😆🦎 Thanks Arnold!
Nice watch!
Thank you🙂
You could have just parked your bike at vivo city shopping centre which is connected to sentosa by a monorail. The monorail ticket cost about $4. It is alot more cheaper but atleast you get to enjoy a better view by taking the cable car.
Monica was right in the last episode, the Vespa style scooter is perfect for getting around Singapore
Impressive architecture .
You could have walk in to Sentosa and it's free.
But the cable car is a good experience too.
You visited 1 of the beauties of Singapore, the Sultan Mosque.
The first time i went to singapore i used the cable car to get to sentosa, then 25 years later for my 2nd time there is now a free monorail from vivocity shopping centre i wouldn't have hired a bike freddie like you said its not motor vehicle friendly but just used the fantastic MRT underground and i think you can get ferries to indonesia from the vivocity too.
Ahhhh I had no idea that monorail was free!😳. You’re absolutely right- I learnt by the end that public transport is the way to get around🙂
@@FreddieDobbs Hi Freddie, it's also possible to park up somewhere on the mainland - I don't ride here so am not sure if you can park at Vivocity, but you could then get the free train from the shopping centre or even walk over. We have walked over once or twice but if you walk over at the hottest time of the day bring some covering to avoid sunburn!
The BEST country on earth. Friendly, safe. Best government, fair taxes, great food, easy to travel to/from.
It is fantastic!
I knew it the moment you said you were going to sentosa and on a bike!
Nice video but I'm not to sure about your footwear on the bike not a good advert for motorbike riders. Stay safe
Full gear I see !
Could have walked into Sentosa or taken the free Skytrain from Vivocity. Park your bike at the carparks in Vivocity, the mall that is just beside that bridge spanning to the island.
Freddie and Monica, if you on your way back to the UK from Bali have any time in Singapore please let me know so that I can show you some of the hidden gems and the surprisingly large and very diverse biking community here
You can park at vivocity just outside sentosa and take the monorail in and go directly to the beach
WOW has it changed there since the 80's..LOL..and that skyline didnt exist either...i do remember seeing big Chinese Junks out in the harbor..yes..the food was excellent...we ordered from menu's that were not in english and we had no idea what we were getting..LOL..good times...excellent video...
This is fascinating- every menu that we saw was in English, although there are very definite old school Chinese spots, where everyone, every shop and everything around is Chinese.
The locals told me that every year Singapore changes fairly significantly
Great experience,hope you went to pray.
Of course!
You can park at Vivocity which is just across sentosa and walk across the bridge or take the monorail instead of parking at Mt Faber and take cable car.
Hey Freddie and Monica! If you're dropping by Singapore/Sentosa again, you can park your bike at Seah Im carpark :) It's opposite Vivocity
6:08 well theres the monorail into the island.
Usually non-car people (majority of us) go to vivocity befpre heading over to sentosa
Just chanced upon this video! You don’t have to take cable car into Sentosa (expensive option). You can take monorail which is about SGD$4 into Sentosa. 😊
Great videos, what camera do uou use?
Alternative way of entering Sentosa is to take the trains on top level of the shopping mall VivoCity where u can park ur bike there . It costs abt 3 dollars on the train only.
Ya there are big signs outside Sentosa that says no bikes on the island. Only resident's and delivery bikes are allowed in. You could have parked at the mall Vivocity next to the bridge into Sentosa and walk less than 100m within the mall to the monorail into the island.
Yup you're right about the bike parking lots, and the malls. About bike parking lots there are season parking vs visitor parking. You can park anywhere it's always at your own risk of a fine.
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Singapore is a bit snobbish when it comes to motorbikes on Sentosa. There's tons of parking, so that's not the issue. Only security, residents and delivery bikes are let in. I lived on Sentosa for years and hated this policy, especially as I wanted to rent a bike before buying and couldn't get permission (even as a resident) to temporarily bring a rental bike in.... Now living in Bali and riding a RE Meteor 350, which btw are incredibly expensive in Indonesia due to luxury taxes (around 6,500 pounds). Enjoy your time here, ride safe, and try to stay dry!
i am hoping he reads this as he is heading to Bali
Anything over 250cc is stupid price there!
First time watching your videos. Wished i knew about you earlier, could’ve invited you to my bike workshop and shown you around the country. Riding in Singapore is amazing, especially during the night, but everything here has tight regulations.
Seeing comments about the gear you’re wearing, personally i think it’s fine to ride with shorts once in awhile here due to the weather. It’s a norm actually especially for those riding smaller cc bikes, it’s an asian culture.
Anyways i hoped you enjoyed your stay here. Hmu if you’re coming back. I’ll show you the ‘real’ motorcycle scenes here :-)
The next time you come to Singapore, I'll lend you one of my bikes. Definitely cooler than the YBR but only if you promise not to wear slippers while riding. 😆
Beautiful island. Singapore sounds a hassle, albeit a stunning hassle, but I hate regimentation of any kind.
You don't notice it as a foreigner on holiday. Just use the metro system, it goes everywhere
Quite an experience for you both, loved watching.
OTT rules, regulations and fines, already well advanced in the U.K. as well.
This is very true🇬🇧
Hi Mr Dobbs, i am a huge fan of your videos, Since you been to singapore and been travelling around South east asia . Could your recommend gears that’s are aesthetically pleasing that give us protection as well as comfortability in our insane humid climate ! Looking forward to your response? 😀
Any plans for Australia Freddie? Bali is so close it would be rude not to visit us down under!
Singapore is a place where you're actually better off not having a vehicle at all. The MRT goes everywhere and is dirt cheap as is a Grab Taxi and you don't need to worry about having a few too many Tigers..
I completely agree🙂
Ok 👍👌 Freddie
Fred you're not wearing shorts 😒 on a bike and flip flops 🙄
When in Rome…its bloody hot here
Sentosa must be my favorite part of Singapore. Just wanna let you know you could have taken the monorail for probably less than a dollar 🤭
Back then, riders would enter sentosa to race and have meets. This caused the ‘inhabitants of the island’ to raise their concerns. And that sucks on a whole new level
Monika , yeah cable car , anything but the bike 😂
Riding in flip-flops, shorts and short-sleeve shirt?? 🫣🫣🫣
Singapore has changed utterly from when I was a child growing up there. We lived in Sembawang and it was all Mangrove swamps at the bottom of the road and the Seletar reservoirs were just being built as the Malays turned the water off every afternoon. I am jealous, as I would love to go and see for myself. Don't drop chewing gum though!
Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing your insight🙂
You should come visit the Philippines!
I really must- I’ve never been before!
I’m a big fan of the channel but please spend 13 minutes watching the 44Teeth video “I broke my leg…” before you ride any bike again without some appropriate footwear 🇬🇧
Better to try and fail than not try at all 👍 . How’s changing gear in flip flops?
Omg I feel you man, thats soooo Singapore. Way too regulated, could never live there hehe. Last week in Singapore experienced alos several things….my gosh, robots the Singaporeans. Sorry :) I have lots of SG friends, good people haha :)