"Part of that hassle has to do with the feeling that if I'm going to ride a bike, I need to RIDE, right? Like, there's this expectation that if you're not doing tons of miles in full kit, then why bother? I'm here to tell you, it doesn't have to be like that. You can just jump on a bike in street clothes and pedal aimlessly around a new town for as little as you want, and it will be a great time."
"To that end, Tern sells their own suitcase specifically for the BYB, called the AirPorter Slim. The premium hard-shell suitcase is fitted with Hinomoto spinner wheels, and has two handles to easily maneuver it through airports. Measuring 525 × 325 × 828 mm (20.7" x 12.8" x 32.6") without the wheels, the suitcase is actually big enough to fit the Link and Verge bikes with some disassembly, but the BYB fits right in with no disassembly required."
Traveling with a bike often feels like a hassle and carries the expectation of serious, long-distance riding. Casual rides in street clothes around a new town can be enjoyable and require no special preparation. Tern created the BYB as an ultra-compact folding bike that is about 30% smaller than traditional 20" wheel folders, enabling easier suitcase packing. Tern offers the AirPorter Slim hard-shell suitcase sized and equipped with Hinomoto spinner wheels and handles for airport maneuvering. The suitcase accommodates the BYB without disassembly and includes a soft cover strap and reinforced pad for frame protection, enabling faster packing and immediate riding on arrival.
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