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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Tern Link. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
15 reasons to buy
- Riders appreciate the gearing range provided by the seven and eight-speed drivetrains.
- A tester says the 20” wheels and wide tires provide plenty of comfort.
- With quick-release adjustment of the seat and handlebars, the Link is easily adjustable and fits riders from 4'8" to 6'3".
- Reviewers like the Andros stem on the D7i and D8 as it allows quick, tool-free changes to handlebar reach and height.
- Several experts and users consider the Link an excellent commuter.
- The easy folding process and small footprint are a hit with reviewers and owners.
- The Link C8, D7i, and D8 include a rack and fenders. This rack fits KLICKfix bags, which one reviewer says are very useful for a commuter bike.
- Riders like how easily you can mount a KLICKfix rack, basket, or bag to the headtube on the Link C8, D7i, and D8, thanks to the Luggage Socket.
- One tester finds the A7 light and maneuverable on urban commutes and able to tackle light off-road terrain.
- Several reviewers are impressed by how fast they can go on the Link.
- Experts and owners praise how solid and stable the Link feels, and its lack of rattling.
- Users enjoy the convenience of being able to transport the Link in a small car.
- The Tern Link can support 264.6lb, higher than average for folding bikes.
- One expert appreciates the D7i's integrated lighting and dynamo hub, which powers the front light.
- According to one reviewer, the V-brakes slow the bike well on steep descents.
5 reasons not to buy
- 20" wheels mean the Link isn't as compact when folded as models with 16" wheels.
- Many testers and owners criticize the Magnetix system, saying the bike's tendency to unfold while being moved makes it challenging to carry safely.
- Two reviewers complain that the N-fold design leaves the drivetrain facing out, so it's easy to stain clothing when carrying the Link.
- One expert says the frame's complex design tends to collect dirt, making it harder to keep clean.
- The Link has rim brakes that don't function as well as disc brakes in wet weather, disappointing one reviewer.