When the 28th South East Asian Games begins with much fanfare next week, bike racing will get a rare moment in the Singapore sporting sun. Swimmers, footballers, table tennis players and even those fine athletic specimens the 10-pin bowlers normally hog the back page headlines, but maybe that will change by the end of the SEA Games after the cyclists in the eight-strong local squad have strutted their stuff on the roads of downtown Singapore.
It’s a huge honour for all of those riders to have been selected and for one young man who only took up the sport of cycling four and a half years ago, it’s a dream come true. It wasn’t that 21-year-old Noel Jing Long Teh didn’t want to ride, it was a case of him not being allowed to.
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It’s a huge honour for all of those riders to have been selected and for one young man who only took up the sport of cycling four and a half years ago, it’s a dream come true. It wasn’t that 21-year-old Noel Jing Long Teh didn’t want to ride, it was a case of him not being allowed to.
To read the full feature click on this link to or visit www.cycleasia.com.
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