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BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue
BYB P8 - Silver Blue

BYB P8 - Silver Blue

Our ultra-compact folding bike for travel

$2,495.00
Tax included.
All bike purchases will be processed for collection at your closest (or favourite) Tern Dealer - see store availability below

- Colour - Silver Blue
- 30% smaller than traditional 20” folding bikes
- Fits conveniently into lockers, closets, or any narrow space
- Metro Transit Rack with built-in spinner wheels for easier trolleying
- Fits riders from 147 to 195 cm (4’10” – 6’5”)
- New TFL Joint with 3D interface, DeadBolt design and SpringLock technology
- New 3D-forged Physis RF Handlepost
- Tern Porter saddle with patented GripPad design
- 8-speed Shimano Acera, Shadow RD derailleur

- Colour(s): Silver Blue
- Folding Size: 35 x 81 x 52cm
- Weight: 14.3kg
- Load Capacity: 120kg MGWV
- Volume Capacity: n/a
- Compatible Bikes: n/a
- Compatible Items: Check Compatibility
- Material: Aluminium

FAQs

No. But don't worry, Tern also makes non-electric (aka analog) bikes that demonstrate the industry-leading functional design aspects just as well as our eBikes do.

Designed to carry cargo or to be portable for city living, a non-electric Tern bike might be exactly what you're after.

All bike purchases made through this store will be processed for collection at your local (or favourite) Tern Dealer.

Just like a new car that you wouldn't want arriving at your home for assembly, Tern bikes are functional vehicles that should be built and checked by professionals. Your local Tern Dealer is the best place to get started safely with your new bike.

If you live in an area outside our Tern Dealer network, or you cannot easily get into a store, please contact us at contact@ternbicycles.com.au and we'll help you out.

Your bike needs tune-ups by an Authorised Tern Dealer and we recommend following your Dealer’s maintenance recommendations. If you’re not sure when to take in your bike in for service, here are tips:

  • Heavy Rider (>25km daily) - Monthly tune-ups
  • Frequent Rider (100km weekly) - Bi-Monthly tune-ups
  • Recreational Rider (once or twice a week) - Quarterly tune-ups
  • Light Rider (once or twice a month) - Annual tune-ups

When in doubt, contact your Dealer!