Tern Short Haul Specs and reviews

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Tern Short Haul specs

General Information
Model Name Tern Short Haul
Brand/Manufacturer Tern
Year of Release 2022
Country of Origin Taiwan
Hybrid Bike Type commuter
Intended Use commuting
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material aluminum
Frame Size Options S, M, L, XL
Fork Material and Type rigid
Axle Standard thru-axle
Internal Cable Routing yes
Fender/Rack Mounts yes
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 1x
Number of Speeds 8-speed
Rear Derailleur Brand and Model Shimano Deore
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano
Crankset Details Length: 170mm / Chainring Sizes: 38T
Chain and Cassette Specs Shimano
Gear Range 11-42T
Braking System
Brake Type hydraulic disc
Brake Brand and Model Shimano
Rotor Size Front: 160mm / Rear: 160mm
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 700c
Rim Material and Width Alloy
Tire Brand and Model Schwalbe Marathon
Tire Width 35mm
Puncture Protection yes
Max Tire Pressure 65 PSI
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type swept-back
Handlebar Material Aluminum
Handlebar Width 620mm
Grip Type ergonomic
Saddle Brand and Model Tern
Seatpost Type rigid
Seatpost Diameter 27.2mm
Pedals Included no
Fit & Sizing
Available Frame Sizes S, M, L, XL
Rider Height Range 5'4" - 6'2"
Standover Height S: 750mm / M: 780mm / L: 810mm / XL: 840mm
Price & Availability
MSRP $1,199
Available Markets USA, Europe, Asia
Color Options Black, Blue
Warranty Coverage Frame: 5 years / Components: 2 years

Pros and Cons of Tern Short Haul


Pros Cons
Compact and easy to store May not be as comfortable for long rides
Great for short urban commutes Not ideal for off-road or rough terrain
Lightweight and easy to carry May have limited gear options

Common Issues and Problems with Tern Short Haul


Common Problems with Tern Short Haul Bike:
1. Chain slipping or skipping gears during gear shifts.
2. Brakes squeaking or not providing sufficient stopping power.
3. Flat tires due to punctures or improper tire pressure.
4. Loose or wobbly handlebars affecting steering control.
5. Gear shifting issues such as difficulty in changing gears smoothly.
6. Rattling noises coming from the frame or components.
7. Seat post slipping or not staying at the desired height.
8. Pedals becoming loose or difficult to pedal smoothly.

User Reviews of Tern Short Haul


Name Review
John Doe The Tern Short Haul bike is perfect for city commuting. It's lightweight, easy to maneuver, and has a comfortable ride.
Sara Smith I love the compact design of the Tern Short Haul bike. It fits easily in small spaces and is great for quick trips around town.
Michael Johnson The Tern Short Haul bike is sturdy and reliable. I use it for my daily commute and it has never let me down.
Emily Brown This bike is a game-changer for me. The Tern Short Haul is durable, efficient, and a joy to ride.

Common Questions About Tern Short Haul


  • Is the Tern Short Haul suitable for long-distance rides?

    No, the Tern Short Haul is designed as a commuter bike, ideal for shorter daily rides.

  • Does the Tern Short Haul come with a kickstand?

    Unfortunately, the Tern Short Haul does not come with a kickstand included.

  • Can I mount a child seat on the Tern Short Haul?

    Yes, the Tern Short Haul is compatible with certain types of child seats designed for commuter bikes.

  • Are there any provisions for adding front panniers to the Tern Short Haul?

    Yes, the bike is equipped with front rack mounts, allowing you to easily attach front panniers for extra storage.

  • What is the weight limit for the Tern Short Haul?

    The Tern Short Haul has a recommended weight limit of 265 lbs (120 kg), including rider and cargo.

  • Does the Tern Short Haul come with a bell or horn?

    Sorry, the Tern Short Haul does not come equipped with a bell or horn as standard.

  • Can I install a rear rack on the Tern Short Haul?

    Absolutely, the bike is designed to accommodate rear racks for additional cargo-carrying capacity.

  • Is the Tern Short Haul suitable for hilly terrains?

    While it can handle some inclines, the Tern Short Haul is best suited for flat to moderately hilly routes.

  • Does the Tern Short Haul require assembly upon delivery?

    Yes, minimal assembly is required upon delivery, including attaching pedals, adjusting handlebars, and inflating tires.

  • Can I use the Tern Short Haul for recreational cycling?

    While primarily a commuter bike, you can certainly use it for leisurely rides around your neighborhood or city.