Verge X30h
Portable Speed
There’s a common misconception among some folks that small wheels equals a slow bike. One spin on the Verge X30h should change that. This is a bike designed for flat out speed with 30 speeds and a top gear of 121”. Or, you might just want the bike for the way it looks, which we’d also understand.
Specifications
Compatible Gear
"The Verge Duo seeks to marry performance, low maintenance and sleek lines, and does so extremely well. Tern have redesigned certain aspects of the frame to make them stiffer while making the fold even quicker. We were particularly impressed with the extremely strong and stiff Physis handlepost joint. The result is a bike that folds to a reasonably small size (easily little enough to pop in a train luggage rack) but is a blast for quick rides around town."
"Like all the folding bikes in the Tern Verge Series, the Verge X20 is exceptional, a show-piece and speed demon wrapped in one. So far I have taken it on three semi-major rides and the attention it gets is hard to miss. I’m glad I can take it in with me wherever I go, because those looks of jealousy might turn on me."
"What surprised me the most, was the Kinetix pro wheelset and the stock-standard Schwalbe Durano tires. I’ve underestimated them, thinking that it was flimsy and unable to take my weight. With a Godzilla-sized rider like me, the rims and tires were able to withstand our harsh road conditions. Not only that, its capable of yielding 25km/h on the average with little effort. So, imagine if you are really fit and have the power to weight ratio. This bike will fly!"
"Setup couldn't be simpler: Flip a lever to unfasten the main body and fold the bike in half, flip a level on the handlebars to fold those down, push in the pedals, and lower the seat . . . the Verge Duo was a comfortable breeze to drive around bumpy, hill-heavy Brooklyn bike paths. Finally, at less than $1,000, it's a steal when compared with its pricier U.K.-built competitors."
"The hub tended to shift just when I would have shifted manually . . . DC is a relatively flat city, so I never experienced a disagreement with the bike about what gear it should be in."
"The Tern Verge X30h is by far the fastest folding bike I have ever ridden. At just under 23 lbs the X30h feels like you’re riding air. Normally, when I come to a stop light, I jump forward off of the seat and rest my foot on the right pedal in anticipation of the green light, but, with the X30h, even the weight of my foot was enough to make the bike creep forward, as though the bike wanted to speed off right out from under me."
"Nice kit means nothing if a bike doesn't ride well. However, as small-wheeled folders go, the Verge rides well. The hinges on the handlepost and main tube are very firmly locked together and show no sign of movement. And despite having only one main tube between the front and back ends of the bike, the ride is positive with only a bit of perceptible flex."
"With a super wide gear ratio and sleek, stiff frame the Verge X30 is set up to give you the fastest ride possible with efficient shifting and cadence. This is the perfect folding bike for anyone into efficiency who needs a portable high performance bike."
”在技術上, Tern的確改善了不少折疊車為人詬病的問題, 包括行車穩定性, 以及長期使用後接摺位鬆散等問題。而名為OCL的街頭技術可為居功至偉。“
"The components and technology are second-to-none. The gear range is wide enough to cover anything you’ll tackle in the urban environment: a SRAM 11-36T cassette, and an FSA 55T chainring. Changing gear is smooth, and the bike runs silently. The Double Truss frame is stiff and responsive to the power you put through it. The TIG welding is as beautiful as it is functional. Forget even the folding aspect, because it’s just a great bike."
