New Tern coming March 9th !

e-boy

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New Tern coming March 9th !

"If you're thinking about getting rid of the car or changing the way you get around, we've got something new coming on March 9th. Stay tuned!"
 
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New Tern coming March 9th !

"If you're thinking about getting rid of the car or changing the way you get around, we've got something new coming on March 9th. Stay tuned!"
Hopefully a 200kg Gross Weight Capacity, 27.5" wheeled, up to 3" tyre pack-horse?
 
Tern has some interesting thoughts on how to help more people change the way they get around. Tune in on March 9 for the big reveal.
Oh, and by the way, anyone know if car keys are recyclable? Asking for a friend.
 
My guess is an ebike version of their BYB
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Very cool looking bikes! Interesting to see them expanding more into non-electric. I like the triple bottle cage bosses on the top tube of the second two. Thanks @e-boy :D
 
Very cool looking bikes! Interesting to see them expanding more into non-electric. I like the triple bottle cage bosses on the top tube of the second two. Thanks @e-boy :D
It appears the Short Haul is a model from last year for the Europe and Asia markets .
Obviously the inspiration for the just released Quick Haul .
Europe has some other versions of the Quick Haul not released in USA .
 
The 50lb unloaded weight is really good for a cargo bike, that would add up as you add accessories but it's a good starting point. Keeping the length short like the HSD, and the vertical parking on the rack, is a good idea for people who need to store the bike in a shed or other compact space. The speedlifter stem is a good idea for couples sharing a bike that need to change the handlebar height frequently. I like the glove box that fits inside the frame, looks useful for carrying bike tools and a minipump. The 330lb load rating is good, and I like the optional rack mounted Carla Cargo trailer hitch coupling, the publicity mentions the Quick Haul model has been tested by the EFBE testing lab and BRAIN report their Tr-Test meets the German DIN 79010 cargo bike standard.
 
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