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If you live in the city and you have a good public transport system, the Tern Eclipse P9 2013 Folding Bike might be all you need for transport.
Living in the city means staying flexible and adapting to change.
Skinny tires are for going fast on smooth, well-paved roads.
The urban landscape of potholes, rail crossings, drainage gates and curbs isn't kind to skinny tires and flexy frames.
Travel by bicycle has one often overlooked benefit - you keep your own schedule.
Mobile phones, umbrellas, point and shoot cameras - the natural arc of evolution moves in a direction of increasing portability - the bicycle is no different.
The road less travelled can sometimes include some pretty big potholes, or in some cases, no road at all.
When your rides are more about getting to the farmer's market before the cupcakes are sold out, you need the Tern Link P7i 2013 Folding Bike.
A brisk ride in to work is the best way to start your week off right.
Getting from point A to point B doesn't have to be a complicated thing, and neither does your transportation.
The Tern Tool is your bike buddy whose job is to ensure you stay on your bike riding and not on stuck on the roadside with a problem.
Tern are great believers in a philosophy described by the French writer, Antoine de Saint-Exupery, "You know you have reached perfection in design, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to be taken away." They set out to design the perfect bike for getting around in a flat city like Amsterdam.
Over the years, a lot of people have asked for someone to design their dream commute bike, namely a light, fast bike with rack and fender fittings and the best hub gear on the market.
Lots of times, people think good product design is adding more features.
There's a common misconception among some folks that small wheels equals a slow bike.





























