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How motorcycle insurance premiums are calculated and how you can save on them.

We look at a few strategies to help prevent your motorcycle from being stolen in Singapore and Malaysia

Cut the cost of motorcycling in Singapore. One way is to find free and cheap parking. Find out more.

Cut the cost of motorcycling in Singapore. Here are some expert tips to help you reduce your petrol spend.

Dashcam footage of motorcyclists caught dicing with death on Singapore’s busy roads. What can we learn from these tragic accidents? Get top tips and insider info from our motoring expert.

Tips on finding the perfect Class 2B commuter motorbike. Here’s our top picks plus a handy checklist on what to look for when shopping for your perfect motorcycle.

Your expert guide to motorcycle insurance excess. Find out what it is and how it can affect your motorbike insurance premiums.

We’ve put together a list of the best motorcycle gear stores in Singapore. Something for the budget biker and those who want to splurge. We’ve got you covered.

A beginners guide to motorcycle insurance in Singapore. Find out whether you should get comprehensive or third party. Expert advice.

Budget Direct Insurance has teamed up with motorcycling experts Motoworld Singapore, a leading distributor of motorcycle parts and accessories.

To renew or not to renew your motorcycle COE? That is the question. All you need to know about renewing your motorcycle COE. Get expert advice.

Singapore motorcyclists like to be stylish and safe. Here we teamed up with Motoworld and Motorwerks to bring you tips and advice on the latest gear to wear for our climate and our roads.

A healthy braking system can mean the difference between a happy ride and disaster. Get expert tips on how to take care of your brakes so they can take care of you.

Singapore motoring news. New motorbike mode feature on Google Maps makes navigation easier for motorcyclists in Singapore.

Let’s face it; motorcyclists in Singapore have had a relatively affordable ride until recently. So what’s changed? And what can motorcyclists do about it?