First published on 3 Sep 2007
“…Prof Ho retorted: ‘If you listened very carefully Mr Low, I don’t know whether his hearing aid is with him because he wears one, I said there is a greater potential for law and order. You may be well-behaving, but there may be other people whom you come across when you cycle who may stop you, may want to debate with you and that may attract a crowd, and therefore will result in problems the police want to avoid.’…”

The Straits Times: Outdoor events by political parties banned
Aug 28, 2007, Jeremy Au Yong

Music from the Masses
- Mr Brown: Police: outdoor gatherings by political parties in open areas potentially dangerous
- Decay On Net: Workers’ Party should not be allowed to hold cycling event
- Urbanrant: Police cannot ensure safety and order in Opposition’s outdoor event, so reject application
- My life is a yoyo: Mr Ho, I know lah WP cyclists talk about politics in East Coast…
- Worm in the Big Apple: That was a low blow, man.
- Sleek’s Site: So disgracing!
- Shmoo.: Welcome to the I-will-vote-for-a-monkey-over-you club
- My Bitching Area: Surprise, surprise… NOT!
- nofearSingapore Singapore-City of im-Possibilities

Forum Chat
- HWZ: Childish remarks from our high pay minster?
- ST Discussion Board: Outdoor political events should be allowed
- sgForums: Police Reject Permit For Workers’ Party’s Cycling Event
- Coffee Shop Talk: Loser PAP MP hits below the belt

Words From Hougang
- The Hammersphere: Nonsensical arguments from a Minister Of State
- A Singapore Odyssey: “Hearing aid” remarks unbecoming
- The Itch To Write: Permit for WP Cycling event was declined…”City of Impossibilities”
- choongyong.com: 包容性社会？优雅社会？
- The Wheel’s Still In Spin: An uncouthed minister…an abject disgrace to Singaporeans

Related
- ZaoBao.com: 政党户外活动可能引起骚乱 工人党申请脚踏车活动被拒
- ST Forum: Govt’s call for greater civic role has clear limits

Update 4 Sep 2007
- Aaron Ng: Some parties are more equal than others?

Update 5 Sep 2007
- Mr Brown Cycle safer with Young PAP

Update 6 Sep 2007
- Simple is the Reason of My Heart: It is a Political Reality from the Bicycle
- Singapore Patriot: What the WP cycling event ban has revealed

Update 10 Sep 2007
- The Online Citizen: Planning cycling events: Uniquely Singapore, F1 or F9?
- The Online Citizen: Young PAP removes “Night Cycling” item from its website
- mrbrown: Night Cycling and Amazing Race disappears from YPAP calendar
- Aaron Ng: Young PAP exposed!