Joshua Hon, son of Dahon founder David Hon, founded Tern Bicycles in 2011. Although the two companies produce similar looking products, Tern folding bikes use an improved hinge design and nicer components to offer a line of folding bicycles that are not only more easily serviced but generally provide a superior ride quality.
There are a variety of Tern folding bicycles available. We've organized them by their frame type which generally speaks to their intended use. Read over these quick descriptions to get an idea what each type of Tern bike is best at.
$2,300.00
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View Details| If you want the ultimate folding commuter bike, the Tern Verge S11 is the bike for you. This bike comes loaded with the best components, all built upon a beautiful hand-masked painted frame. | ![]() |
$2,000.00
View Details| If you want the performance of a high-end sports car in a folding bicycle, the Tern Verge X20 is the ultimate choice for your cycling needs. This is a lightweight, 20-speed rocket of a bike. | ![]() |
$3,000.00
View Details| With its 24in wheels and disc brakes, the Tern Eclipse P9 could be the perfect folding bike made for the urban jungle. It's fast, comfortable and ready for all your urban adventures. | ![]() |
$1,100.00
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View Details| Looking for an ultra-portable 24 speed folding bicycle? The Tern Link P24h is the bike you're looking for. | ![]() |
$950.00
View Details| If you want a folding bike that comes equipped with everything you need for riding to the office, the Tern Link P7i is the right bike for you. | ![]() |
$1,200.00
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View Details| With larger wheels and a low, step-through frame design, The Tern Castro is perfect for your day trips to the market. This folding bicycle will remind you of when you first started riding! | ![]() |
$900.00
View Details| If you're riding across town or just across campus, and you're looking for a basic folding bike that will last you for years to come, the Tern Link Uno is for you. | ![]() |
$550.00
View DetailsYour Tern folding bike is more than just a way of getting around, it's a whole way of living. There are many things that can make that life easier and more fun - especially if you ride a lot. Whether you need to travel with your Tern Bicycle or just store it while at work Tern accessories can help you out.
Browsing product reviews is one of the most helpful ways to decide whether a Tern folding bicycle is right for you or not. These reviews of Tern folding bikes give you an in depth look at each folding bicycle and what makes it unique. There are also several comparisons between different bikes and models.
Link bikes are both affordable and versatile. Their 20" wheels are a great mix of portability and speed. While not as light at Tern's Verge line of high performance folding bikes the Tern Link bikes ride very smoothly and have all it takes to tackle daily commutes or weekend leisure rides.
Starting at $480.00
Verge folding bikes are built to be high performance folding bikes. They share that same 20" wheel size as Link models but feature a lighter frame designed for speed and easy carrying. If you love to go fast, want the lightest folding bike possible, or just want the best of the best then the Verge line of Tern folding bikes is for you.
Starting at $1000.00
It's the beach cruiser of Tern bicycles. The Tern Castro is like the bike you rode when you were a kid: just a coaster brake (back pedal brake) with no complicated shifters to fuss with. This is the perfect folding bike for lazy Sunday rides, short commutes or running errands.
Starting at $900.00
Tern's Eclipse line of folding bikes runs on slightly larger 24" wheels with disc brakes. These larger wheels make the bike handle a bit more like a full size bike. Larger folding bikes can be a little more comfortable on longer commutes or if you are especially tall. The Tern Eclipse folds down nearly as small as the 20" bikes.
Starting at $1100.00
The Joe by Tern is a full size folding bike with 26" wheels. That means it has the same feel as the average mountain bike - namely stability. The Joe folding bike is your best choice if you need to ride on rough pavement or dirt because larger wheels just swallow holes better.
The Joe is easily to fold to fold up and can be stuck right in the trunk of your car. No more fiddling with setting up a bike carrier on your car. It can also easily fit on trains and buses.
Starting at $550.00