Description

Upgraded to the Bosch Performance electric drivetrain for 300% more assistance and 65 Nm of torque, the Tern Vektron S10 folding e-bike is built to handle long, hilly commutes in rain, snow or shine.

Ключевые факты

• Bosch Performance motor with Purion display delivers pedal assist up to 20 mph, helping you carry groceries and tackle steep hills without the sweat
• Purion onboard computer lets you switch between 5 different riding modes and displays handy info like speed, battery level and distance
• Shimano Deore Shadow+ rear derailleur is streamlined and resilient to avoid damage while transporting the folded bike; clutch adjusts chain tension to avoid drops while riding
• Go farther with the Bosch PowerPack 400 battery—it offers a range of up to 68 mi., depending on conditions and assist settings; battery weighs just 5.5 lbs.
• Magura MT4 hydraulic disc brakes give you excellent stopping power in rain, snow or mud with the gentle pull of just 2 fingers
• Andros™ patented adjustable stem lets you set your handlebar where you want in just seconds without tools; you can set your riding position to upright or long and low
• Heavy-duty OCL+™ frame joint is built to exceed ISO 4210 and EN 15194 testing requirements; it stays stiff and strong during even the fastest commutes
• Integrated Atlas V rack works seamlessly with one Thule Yepp Maxi or Yepp Nexxt Maxi child seat (not included)—no adapters needed; max load capacity is 59 lbs.
• Porter+ saddle has a dual-density construction with gel cushioning to keep you comfortable while riding
• GripPad™ underneath the saddle lets you grip the saddle nose confidently when you're rolling your bike around or put it on your shoulder to carry the bike
• 360° of active lighting and 360° of reflectivity help you be seen from all angles when it's dark out
• Bike resizes in seconds to fit riders from 4 ft. 10 in. to 6 ft. 5 in. (150–195 cm) so a single bike can be shared by the family
• Easily fits on buses, subways and taxis for multimodal commuting
• Specs and images are subject to change