How to Fit a Tern Link or a Verge into the AirPorter Slim
This article refers to Verge and Link bikes.
Parts needed
- Tern FlightSuit™
Tools needed
- 15 mm Crescent Wrench
- 5 mm Hex Key
Step 1
Remove both pedals using 15 mm crescent wrench.
Step 2
Remove both wheels. For wheels with nuts, use 15 mm crescent wrench.
Step 3
Insert dropout protectors into front and rear dropouts.
Step 4
Open Physis Handlepost lever. Remove Top Cap and loosen Top Cap Bolt.
Step 5
Loosen both Steerer Clamp Bolts using 5 mm Hex Key.
Step 6
Detach Physis Handlepost from frame.
Step 7
Put Top Cap, then Top Cap Bolt back onto steering tube and tighten.
Step 8
If bike has rack or front fender, remove them. Remove seat post. Lay out all parts on floor.
Step 9
Fold frame and put handlepost and handlebar socks over handlepost and handlebar.
Step 10
Place AirPorter Slim on floor, open cover, and lay buckles on outside.
Step 11
Place QR skewers into designated slots.
Step 12
Place frame on top of padding with front frame half underneath rear frame half. Lay handlebar assembly on upper section of Airporter Slim. Rotate crank as shown below.
Step 13
Place pedals in pedal bag. Then place as shown below.
Step 14
Place padding on seatpost. Then place as shown below.
Step 15
If bike has front fender, place it inside as shown below.
Step 16
If bike has rear rack, place it inside as shown below.
Step 17
Place handlebar assembly onto frame.
Step 18
Fold padding over.
Step 19
Place Rear Wheel on padding with cassette facing padding.
Step 20
Place Front Wheel on padding partially overlapping Rear Wheel.
Step 21
Fold padding over wheels.
Step 22
Clasp buckles shut and cinch tightly.
Step 23
Align top and bottom halves of Airporter Slim.
Step 24
Pull zipper to close.
Please Note
This article only provides the general steps for specific Tern bicycle models. Some steps may vary by year and model.
This article is intended to serve as a helpful resource for Tern bicycle owners. It is for informational and educational purposes only. Use this information at your own risk. Consult with your authorized Tern dealer for professional advice and assistance.