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Old 08-28-16 | 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by tds101
And there lies the issue. Tern continued to sell defective frames as recently as THIS YEAR, and only older models were listed in their recall. There are STILL frames on undisclosed numbers of bikes that were NOT in those lists. Tern, as quite a few people know by now, is bad news. As recommended, look at UNOFFICIAL sources for more information. Their most likely is/was a design flaw concerning their bikes. And NOT ALL MODELS have been disclosed/listed.


Do you know of any customer(s) that have reported a frame problem with their 2nd or 3rd gen bike? You can tell because the owner will mention the date or time frame they bought the bike and in every case I have seen it was before the 2nd/3rd gen models were out. Maybe there were some problems with 2nd or 3rd gen frames who knows all I'm saying is I have never seen it reported anywhere. Do you know of any specific cases?

Originally Posted by GTizzy
@icedmocha US page has email sign-up: Elektron | Tern Folding Bikes | United States
@tds101 according to this article the frame has an updated joint (OCL+) so looks like issues might be resolved Tern launches the Elektron | Electric Bike News & Opinion

Well that's good to know. Having the frame suddenly snap on you at 20 to 30mph or
whatever the top speed is would not be very fun. Serious injury or death would be the likely outcome.
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