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Your bike should adapt to your body and riding style, not the other way around. That's why we developed the Andros, an adjustable stem that not only adjusts for height, but also reach. So whether you want your bars high and far, or low and close, the Andros will adapt. A single quick release controls both the stem and handlebar so it takes only seconds to get the bars in the position you want. The Andros features a patented TwinStem design, making it extra stiff and strong.
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Ashima pads are the lightest on the market and pack more tech per square mm than almost any other component on our bikes. The CNC machined pad holders are ultra light and the multi-color, multi-function pads feature patented airflow cooling and a wear indicator that shows when they need replacing. So grab a handful. It's satisfying to know your brakes are in good hands.
You know the feeling: you're on a ride and you need to adjust something and discover that you've left your bike tool at home. BioLogic figured that if the most handy tools could be stashed on the bike someplace, it would be one less thing to worry about. So they designed the T-Tool – a special bar end plug and hex key tool that fit right inside the handlebar grip – invisible but always there when you need it. The patented T-Tool features 4 mm, 5 mm, and 6 mm hex keys built into one handy unit with a long leverage design for the 5 mm and 6 mm tools.
The BioLogic FreeDrive encloses the bicycle chain to keep the rider's clothing protected from grease and dirty spray. The FreeDrive's ingenious design moves with the chain so it is friction free, unlike with some other chain protection methods. It also reduces chain vibration and noise. With a FreeDrive, you can say goodbye to bulky chainguards and enjoy the looks and cleanliness of a belt drive with the efficiency of a chain drive.
The Joule 3 is the lightest, smallest dynamo hub on the market and is one of only a handful that exceed the High Efficiency (HE) 70% threshold. Most other dynamo hubs have much lower efficiency; the lower the efficiency, the more drag you feel when you're riding. The Joule 3 is so efficient, that you'll hardly notice it's there, even as you're using it to power your lights or charge your phone. Best of all, with the Joule 3 you'll always have power when you need it and you'll never have to toss out a light battery again. The Joule 3 is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum alloy and meets rigorous German StVZO standards. Patented technology.
Running errands, shopping –- when you do these things by bike, you need to carry stuff. Portage racks are custom-designed for Tern bikes to help you carry your stuff in lots of different ways. Portage racks are KLICKfix-compatible so all the bags out there with KLICKfix attachments, including the BioLogic Commute Bag, can be clicked on and off in seconds. Portage racks come in two versions — the Portage 20 rack, which fits 20" Tern bikes, and the the Portage 24 rack, which fits Tern 24" bikes and can take mid-sized pannier bags.
If you've ever used a traditional bicycle mini-pump, you've probably scraped some knuckles or ripped a valve and uttered a few choice phrases while you blew out your arms. That's why we love the BioLogic PostPump, a full-size floor pump that's hidden inside a seatpost. It pumps a much higher volume of air and the pumping action is easy, just like a floor pump. The integrated Schrader/Presta chuck screws onto the tire valve – great for those higher pressure tires. And because it's hidden in the seatpost, it's always ready when you need it.
A bike without cables is an interesting design problem. How do we do it? Well in flat cities, you really only need one proper gear for going fast. So we did that and got rid of shift cables. We also use rear hubs with a back-pedal coaster brake which let us get rid of brake cables. Added bonus: bitchin' skid marks. (Some countries require an additional front brake).
The Cargo Rack is a robust rear rack for hauling large loads. Constructed with thick-gauge aluminum tubing using an ultra-rigid DoubleTruss™ design, the rack supports it all – full-sized panniers on upper or lower rails and KLICKfix™ Rackpack compatible baskets and trunk bags on the top deck. The unique SideStrap™ anti-roll bungee system keeps cargo on the top deck tied down securely. Fully adjustable upper and lower stays allow you keep the rack low and sleek when you're tooling around town and up high when for when you're touring with full-sized panniers. Obsessive details: internal cable routing for a rear dynamo light and studs to keep pannier hooks from sliding off the lower rail. Rated to 25 kg (55 lb) load capacity, the Cargo Rack is our strongest and most versatile rack ever. Fits all Tern 20" and 24" wheel models.
At night it's important to see and be seen. A brighter front light illuminates road conditions in front of you and ensures others can see you. At 12 Lux, our new Deluxe LED Dynamo Front Light is 20% brighter and is engineered to cast a wider beam. That means light on the road where you need it, rather than in the treetops where you don't. The new Handlepost Mount tucks the light out the way when riding and folding, keeping the light protected during storage. Ain't progress grand?
Racks are great. They can carry tons of stuff while leaving you free and unencumbered to enjoy your ride. Sometimes, though, you might want to leave the rack off either for weight savings or for looks and that's where a detachable rack comes in. Take it off when you don't want it, or put it on when you need to haul some stuff. Three hex screws securely anchor the rack to the frame. The best thing is it looks like it's just part of the bike and not an add-on.
Folding bikes have a sometimes deserved reputation for flexy frames. All Tern frames feature patented DoubleTruss technology which turns the rear half of the frame into a three dimensional truss so that it's much more resistant to torsional forces. That means increased stiffness and much better power transfer from the pedals to the rear wheel. As always, the proof's in the ride.
Ergon grips deliver the ultimate in ergonomics for the hand, reducing fatigue and numbness, even on the longest rides. Ergon's grips are made from a newly developed BioKork material using 40% cork, sourced from certified, sustainable forests in Portugal. In addition, the inner core is plastic reinforced using natural fibre, which makes up 40% of its mass. In place of mineral oil, the gel in the palm section of the grip is vegetable-oil based.
Once you go Ergon, you'll never be able to go back to standard grips. They're just that comfortable. GS2 grips are bigger with softer and more generous wings to reduce pressure on your ulnar nerve and ease wrist strain. The soft kraton rubber main body gives just enough while a textured rubber insert on top dissipates jolts and vibration. Originally designed for endurance mountain bike racing, the GS2 Leichtbau grips make long rides comfortable and provide plenty of options for positioning your hands as you ride. Welcome to 21st century grip technology!
The FBL 2 Joint incorporates the best features and patented technology from the award-winning OCL design: forged construction, interlocking interfaces, and patented Floating Point technology to avoid damage in transit. The FBL also incorporates Igus™ bearings in the construction so that the joint is always smooth and easy to operate. No planned obsolescence here – we've planned in serviceability: if ever the bearings need replacement, it's an easy ten minute job by a dealer.
The FBL (Four-Bar Linkage) Joint is a tried and true design that keeps a frame securely locked. It features a forged and precision machined lever designed to offer a smooth surface for fingers. All other hardware is stainless steel for durability.
If you have a bike with small wheels, you have to work a little harder to get good gearing; you can't just slap a 53/39 crankset and 12/25 cassette on a small-wheeled bike, the gearing will be too low. Our friends at FSA supply us with custom 55/42 cranksets and we pair them with wider 11/28 or 11/30 cassettes so you get a wider gear range and fewer overlapping gears.
If you have a bike with small wheels, you have to work a little harder to get good gearing; you can't just slap a 53/39 crankset and 12/25 cassette on a small-wheeled bike, the gearing will be too low.
Our friends at FSA supply us with custom 55/42, hollow carbon fiber arm cranksets and we pair them with wider 11/28 cassettes so you get a wider gear range and fewer overlapping gears.
We don't recommend riding over potholes. And we really don't recommend staring down at your front wheel if you do. But if you were to look, you wouldn't see much. That's the beauty of our new double-wall rims. They're strong. The kind of strong you want when you accidently run over a pothole.
When we find a way to make our frame and handlepost hinges better, sometimes we get a little crazy. That's what happened when one of our friends suggested we have a look at Igus bearings. Igus says they are in business "to use its innovative polymer materials to develop products that provide creative solutions." Man are they right. This ultra durable engineering plastic is amazing. No rusting. No grease required. Amazing durability. We now use super smooth Igus bearings in FBL 2.0, Physis and OCL joints. We make bikes to last long, designed for easy maintenance. Igus bearings fit that bill to an "t".
Since a bike built for urban use needs to carry stuff, we decided to just make the rack a part of the frame. Integrating the rack gets us a rack is that much stronger and no heavier. The integrated rack is pannier compatible, perfect for trips to the grocery store. Our integrated rack also has a little secret –- it's KLICKfix-compatible so all the great rack top bags from BioLogic, Ortlieb, Rixen and Kaul can be clicked on and off in seconds.
We wanted some really light, fast 20" wheels so we worked with Rolf Dietrich, one of the industries' foremost experts on bicycle wheels, to develop this pair. Rolf was demanding: custom spokes from Sapim in Belgium, custom hubs from Bill Shook and American Classic, custom rims from one of the premier Taiwan factories where you can't even go in the back room. Hand-laced and stressed with a custom spoke stress machine. Through three cycles. And spoke tensions measured only with a DT Swiss tensiometer. Seriously –- Rolf even specified the brand of tensiometer. But the result is a masterpiece, weighing in at only 995 grams for the pair and testing as by far our strongest wheels despite only 14 spokes in the front and 16 in the rear. Ultra-light, fast, and aero –- the ultimate 20" wheels. Patented technology.
Kinetix Pro X Aero wheels raise the bar for strength, aerodynamics and gear range you can expect from compact 20" wheels. Rims feature an exclusive alloy composition, tall 42 mm profile, and ultra-strong welded construction. Sapim CX-Wing bladed spokes are custom forged to our specifications. The rear Capreo hub delivers true road bike gear range with a 9-26 cassette while the front American Classic hub is lightest in class at only 58 grams. Built by hand. Let these wheels add momentum to your next ride.
Kinetix Pro X drop bars are designed specifically to work with the Syntace VRO stem. The Syntace VRO has ± 47mm of height and reach adjustment so you can dial in the perfect riding position. Multi-stage butting and 7050 aluminum alloy keeps the weight to a feathery 260 grams yet the bar is strong enough to survive Syntace's feared Red Monster testing machine. The center clamping region is 25.4 mm, perfect for our Valo 2 light. Compact drops are ergonomic and especially comfortable for smaller hands.
Designed to work with our VRO or Andros stem as well as the excellent Valo 2 light, the Kinetix Pro handlebar is 580 mm wide, offers a comfortable 12° backsweep and weighs just 188 grams.
Kinetix Pro handlebars are made from 7050 aluminum with an extra-strong 100 mm wide double-butted 25.4 mm diameter center section and 22.2 mm diameter grip area.
Our new Kinetix Pro X wheels set a new standard for 20" wheels. Custom 27mm rims are taller for strength and more slippery aerodynamics. Custom-forged Sapim aero spokes are straight-pull for improved durability and laced in a patented Rolf paired-spoke pattern for strength. Custom hubs feature precision CNC machined flanges for perfect spoke alignment. Individually built and tuned by hand. 1100 grams light. Tested to EN standards for strength and durability. Light, fast, AND durable.
A low-step design makes it easy to get on and off the bike. That's great for just about everybody, whether you're new to biking, have an old injury, favor skirts, or are a hipster breaking in your skinny new raw selvage jeans. The top tube is only 28 cm (11") off the ground, making it one of the lowest on the market. New cyclists will also appreciate the improved stability that comes with the lower center of gravity.
When you need to carry more stuff on your bike, just plug the optional Luggage Truss into the Luggage Socket that's welded to the head tube of most Tern bikes. The Luggage Truss works with any bag, basket, or rack with a KLICKfix adapter. The benefit of a frame mounted luggage system (as opposed to fork or handlebar mounted) is that it doesn't adversely affect steering.
Available Tern accessories include: Kanga Rack, Tour Bag, and HoldAll Basket.
The first-generation Magnetix was good and sticky. It did a fine job of holding a folded bike together. But in some situations – like carrying a bike up and down stairs – the magnets just weren't strong enough. The new Magnetix 2.0 increases the strength of the magnets by 300% to keep your bike folded even when being jostled and moved about. The previous Magnetix had a pull force of 4-5 Kgf. The improved version clocks in at 10-15 Kgf. We like the new Magnetix 2.0 a ton and think you will too.
If you could watch your chain, you'd see waves of energy literally bounce the chain as it moves up and down the cassette or when riding on rough roads. With the shorter chainstays of folding bikes, the waves just get amplified in size. We spent 12 months modeling chain movement on different combinations of cassettes and chainrings and chainlines and developing a device to eliminate chain drops for all combinations. That's new Tern Mainstay Chain Guide, a patented design that keeps your chain in its place.
Proper chain tension on a hub gear in horizontal dropouts, when it's also fitted with disc brakes, is an interesting engineering issue. We solved it with Marco dropouts, with integrated, adjustable chain tensioners and tunable disc caliper positioning. Custom CNC machined.
Folding bicycle design hasn't changed much in decades. N-Fold Technology is a small but important change that results in a faster, and more compact fold. N-Fold Technology includes new frame and handlepost geometries and spins the front wheel by 180 degrees before the central fold, resulting in a package 40 mm (1.5") shorter. Using N-Fold technology, our Eclipse and Castro bikes are only very slightly larger than the typical small wheel folding bicycle. Bicycles with N-Fold technology can also be folded – easily – in less than ten seconds.
The Neos derailleur was developed to solve issues specific to small wheeled folding bicycles, specifically, ground clearance of the derailleur cage, and protrusion of the derailleur body from the chainstay, making it susceptible to damage. Working with Suntour, we developed the Neos family of derailleurs. The low-profile design mounts directly to the chain stay with the body of the derailleur tucked underneath, protected from damage. The ultra-short cage doubles the amount of ground clearance and produces lightning fast, precise shifts.
Every rider has a unique combination of body shape and riding position that feels most comfortable. That's why a bike that adapts to the rider is so important. The Axis stem delivers an incredible range of height and reach adjustment. For storage, the Axis stem can be rotated 90 degrees for even more compact storage options. And the tool for making all of these adjustments? Stashed in your right handlebar grip.
The OCL Joint is a new reference in folding frame technology. It includes two new patents and everything we know about making the safest, strongest, and most durable frame joint.
- Stronger, Stiffer — Making the hinge taller and moving the pivoting surfaces outward from the center axis more than doubles overall strength and stiffness and it's a difference you'll feel from your very first ride. Every frame featuring the OCL Joint has been independently tested to exceed the EN (European) safety standard.
- Integrated Bearings — The patented design puts IGUS™ bearings between the moving parts so the folding action is always smooth and friction-free.
- Interlocking Halves — The joint surfaces lock together to eliminate torsional movement.
- Easy to Use — Large rounded surfaces are easy on your hands and give good leverage for easy operation.
- Doubly Safe — Close the lever and the AutoLok automatically locks in place, for extra, easy security.
- Floating Point Technology — Patented technology allows the lever to fold flat and brace against the joint for protection in transit.
- Serviceable — Good things are built to last and that's why the OCL Joint is designed to be fully dealer serviceable. We keep every part in stock and replacing the bearings can be done in five minutes.
- Precision-machined — A machining tolerance of only 50 microns ensures a tight fit and eliminates looseness and rattling.
- Stainless Steel Bolts — Cold-worked stainless hardware delivers the durability and reliability needed for daily riding.
The handlepost is the Achilles heel of most folding bikes – it is incredibly difficult to make a handlepost that doesn't flex like a wet noodle when you're cranking up a hill. We don't generally brag but the Physis 3D is in a class by itself when it comes to strength and stiffness. We literally could not break the Physis in testing and ended up turning off the test machines after we surpassed the EN standard by 400%. The Physis 3D gets its incredible strength from the 3D forging technology which creates the post from a single block of aluminum. Material distribution is optimized for strength and all welds are eliminated. In fact only a few forging companies in the world can produce such a large, complicated, and precise forging. The end result? Tern bikes that ride great.
- Massive Strength — To eliminate flex, the Physis Joint knuckle was beefed up and made wider by moving the pivoting surfaces outward from the center axis. Fork steerer interface with the handlepost was increased by 150%.
- Flux Technology — The base of the Physis is machined so it functions as a zero-flex, zero-play headset top cover. Patented.
- Interlocking Halves — Unfolded, the joint surfaces lock together to improve torsional stiffness.
- Redundant Double Bolts — Two bolts clamp the handlepost to the fork steerer for improved safety.
- Igus Bearings — The patented design puts sliding bearings between the moving parts so the folding action is always smooth and friction-free. Patented.
- Large, Smooth Lever — Large rounded surfaces are easy on your hands and give good leverage for easy operation.
- AutoLok Technology — Close the lever and it automatically locks in place, for extra, easy security.
- Floating Point Technology — Patented technology allows the lever to fold flat and brace against the joint for protection in transit.
- Serviceable — Good things are made to last and that's why the Physis is designed to be fully dealer serviceable. We keep every part in stock and replacing the bearings can be done in minutes.
- TriSeal design — Three custom-tooled rubber seals keep weather out and the headset bearings functioning smoothly.
- Precision-machined — A machining tolerance of only 50 microns ensures a tight fit and eliminates looseness and rattling.
- Stainless Steel Bolts — Cold-worked stainless hardware delivers the durability and reliability needed for daily riding.
- N-Fold geometry — The Physis features a unique patented geometry with a forward facing hinge for additional safety. So even if you lend your bike to friends and they forget to close the lever, it won't open when they push forward on the handlebars.
The Q-Lock is strong: it exceeds tough European EN standards for strength and durability. The Q-Lock is also safe and easy to use. Close the handlepost lever and the AutoLock engages, holding the lever in the locked position. Forged 6061 aluminum.
There's an unfortunate misconception that wide, large volume tires are slow and inefficient. We were guilty of this ourselves the first time our Swiss and German product guys recommended we try the Big Apple's. But then we rode the tires and fell in love. As you might expect, the Big Apple's are super plush and give a great feeling of security on streets where potholes, train tracks, and drainage gates are the norm. But they are also surprisingly fast and easy rolling. Integrated puncture protection and reflective sidewalls add to urban functionality. If you are interested, hit the Schwalbe Web site for technical information about why wide tires made with top quality materials can actually have a lower rolling resistance than skinny tires. Or ride them yourself and feel the difference.
The Citizen is everything you want in a great tire, and more. A solid all-around 20 inch city and touring tire offering superior riding dynamics and road feedback. Constructed of Schwalbe Basic Compound (SBC) with a dense 50 epi carcass, 65 psi max pressure and K-Guard puncture protection. The enhanced Kevlar protective layer is strong and safe and elastic. That means smoother running and a higher level of protection. In other words, a real nice tire.
Schwalbe calls their Durano tires mile eaters. We think they're right. There's plenty to love about these tires. Dual compound construction puts harder rubber in the middle for faster rolling and grippier rubber on the sides for cornering – something normally only found on race tires. A dense 67 epi carcass and 115 psi max pressure mean low rolling resistance, while a light tread pattern makes for better handling in the wet. Plus, you get RaceGuard protection against penetration punctures. Yum, Yum. Time to eat up some road.
We're pretty sure the folks at Schwalbe were thinking '70s American TV when they named this tire because, yes, Kojaks are bald and more than a little sassy. Comfortable and surprisingly fast, we like the SpeedGrip multilevel dual compound for high levels of grip and low levels of rolling resistance. And there's the proven RaceGuard protection belt, developed specially with racing in mind. Who loves ya baby? Kojak does. Ol' Telly would be proud.
More people pick Schwalbe Marathons than any other bike tire in Europe — and the Marathon Supreme is the top of the heap in the Marathon line. Schwalbe's great name in the touring field is well earned thanks to their durable line of tires with excellent handling. The Marathon Supreme addresses the needs of demanding everyday cyclists and touring riders and represents the most up-to-date developments in tire technology, puncture protection, good grip, light weight and low rolling resistance. In short, if you like what you're hearing, you're not alone.
The scuff guard protects the chainguard from bumps and knocks while keeping your feet and clothing clear of the chainring. It's also a convenient handle for picking up and carrying the bike when folded.
The Alfine 11 hub is a masterpiece of engineering. 11 evenly and widely spaced gears are enclosed in the rear hub shell and deliver 409% of total gear range. But the hub is much more than this: it's also very light, coming in even lighter than the already svelte Alfine 8-speed hub, and special needle bearings are very low in rolling resistance. Shifts (with an XTR style trigger shifter) are butter smooth and can be initiated any time, while you are stomping on the pedals or while you are waiting for the light to turn green.
In countries where bicycles are a primary mode of transportation –- the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark –- hub gears have always been the default choice of drivetrain. Hub gears have a number of benefits: with the gears all protected inside the rear hub shell, hub gears require almost no maintenance; they are much easier to keep properly adjusted; and you can shift from a standstill –- perfect after you've stopped for a red light. The Shimano Nexus 7 is one of the best hubs on the market –- 7 speeds are perfect for just about any kind of city riding and the shifting is super smooth.
The normal TIG welding process for aluminum bicycle frames is done by hand and involves the welder laying down a series of small, overlapping beads covering the two parts to be joined. The better the welder, the more uniform the beads. In the smooth TIG process, the welder makes a "double pass", laying down a second layer of beads on top of the first. These beads are then sanded down by hand in an intensive process that requires extreme care. Done properly, the frame is strengthened because the possibility of stress risers is reduced. And the result is a very smooth weld joining the two tubes.
The quest for a wider gear range usually means slapping on extra chainrings. But we take a different approach: we pair an ultra-wide SRAM 11-36T cassette with a custom FSA 55T chainring for a gear range that's wider than using a standard 53/39T double. But because we only use a single front ring, with no front derailleur, chain lines are better, shifts are faster, weight is lower, and there are no overlapping gears.
This is innovation. The Automatix is a 2-speed drivetrain that shifts automatically. No shifters, no cables. It detects your speed and shifts when you need it. First gear is for getting started and going up small hills, and second gear is for fast riding on the flats.
SRAM DualDrive mates an internal 3-speed hub with a standard derailleur for an incredible gear range that delivers the low gears of a mountain bike and the high gears of a road bike. Shifts with the hub are smoother than any front derailleur and can be made even when you're at a complete stop – like at a stoplight. With only a single chain ring up front, the DualDrive system has a much better chainline and requires little maintenance for day in, day out dependability.
Syntace makes some of the strongest and precisely engineered seatposts on the market. We wanted the best so we worked with Syntace to develop a 580 mm seat post with a variation of their 3D cold-forged P6 clamp. The Stasis is made from ultra-light 7075 aluminum and weighs only 447 grams. ERS technology delivers loads of fore/aft adjustment for the saddle: you can run the saddle forward for zero offset stiffness, or all the way back when you want more room to stretch in the cockpit. Two bolt micro adjust for infinite angle adjustment. Obsessive attention to detail means the bolts are angled outward at 40 degrees for easy tool accessibility. Black color is hard-anodized for scratch resistance.
The VRO 47 stem fine-tune your riding position for speed or comfort. The stem is 47 mm long (14 mm longer than the standard VRO) and it'll go anywhere from -45 degrees to +90 degrees or even backwards if you want to reduce the reach. And it exceeds Syntace's brutal in-house test procedures for downhill gear. Custom-built for Tern.
Syntace is a German company renowned for their incredibly light but amazingly strong stems and bars. The Syntace VRO handlebar system used on select Tern bikes allows adjustment of handlebar height and reach for perfect rider fit. The system is stiff and strong but incredibly light.
Order your Syntace VRO 47 stem online here.
- Extended cockpit reach and height adjustment
- Super light and strong
- CNC machined from 6066 aluminum alloy
- 120 g
- 78 mm x 40 mm x 17 mm
The Tarsus fork uses a single piece of hydroformed tubing that is shaped to form the fork blades, shoulder and crown. Hydroforming allows us to optimize wall thickness and align metal grain structure for a fork that is light AND incredibly strong.
Plus we've built in internal wire routing so you can send power from a dynamo hub up to your light right inside the fork blade. And we made the front Magnetix mount serviceable so in the unlikely event that something goes wrong, it can be replaced.
Getting this finish just right needed a LOT of work with our paint factory. It basically involves incredibly meticulous hand-masking to achieve the final result. With the silver/black finish, we hand-polish the aluminum frame to a mirror finish and then follow that with hand-masked black paint. Detail: the shape of a Tern's tail is echoed in the paint masking.
No matter how light your bike, carrying it for any long distance is tiring; but rolling is easy. The Trolley Rack converts a bike into a rolling suitcase so even subway stations like Tokyo Main can be navigated easily. The included cover hides the bike and keeps you and other passengers grease free. Compatible with all Link models (exc. Link C7). Tern patented technology.
The oversized seat tube found on folding bikes makes designing front derailleur systems using standard parts a challenge. Some might even say a headache. So we figured it was time to make things better — and that meant a deep rethink about all the geometries involved in our front shifting systems. We think the result is a big step forward. Tern 20 and 24 inch bikes now feature optimized braze-on positioning, with a new custom boss for 24 inch models, coupled with new pulley position to reduce cable friction. Our aim is to deliver full-sized bike performance in portable bikes. Have a ride on one of our front shifting models and discover for yourself.
Engineered to integrate directly with the Andros stem or the Syntace VRO 47 stem used on many Tern bicycles, the Valo 2 is a powerful hub-dynamo powered light designed to help you navigate safely at night. It is optimally positioned for visibility and well protected from accidental knocks and bumps, as well as theft. Clarity™ optics projects the type of wide, even beam pattern that a cyclist needs - no more lighting the tops of trees in the distance or narrowly focused hotspots.
Designed with the lighting experts Herrmans in frigid Finland, where winter temperatures dip to -40° C and daylight all but disappears, the Valo 2 is made from cold-resistant ABS and has a standlight function so you're still visible to traffic while stopped. The patented CryoCore™ cooling design uses the handlebar as a heatsink to draw more heat away from the LED chip, allowing for brighter, more efficient ouput.
The Valo 2 is designed to work with the BioLogic Joule 3 or other standard dynamo hub, so you will never need to worry about dim lights or being stuck with dead batteries ever again.
Order your Valo 2 online here.
Features & Benefits:
- 41 lux, 150 lumens for bright illumination
- Clarity™ optics projects a wide, even beam of light where needed for excellent visibility
- Patented CyroCore™ design draws more heat away from the LED chip for brighter, more efficient lighting
- Runs off standard hub dynamos so bye-bye weak and dead batteries
- Safety standlight remains lit at a stop so motorists can still see you
- SideLight design allows light to be seen from the sides for better safety
- Made from cold-resistant ABS for use in the harshest conditions
- Permanently mounted on handlebars for theft prevention
- Visor blocks light coming back in eyes
- Technology by Herrmans


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Chase after net/openldap24-server update. Reminded by: miwi
KDE FreeBSD team is glad to present Qt 4.7.1 in ports. Along with Qt4 the following ports are updated: PyQt4 ports to 4.8.1 devel/py-sip to 4.11.2 devel/qscintilla2 to 2.4.5 PyKDE3 to 3.16.7 PyQt3 tp 3.18.2-snapshot-20091119 New ports added: devel/qt4-declarative devel/py-qt4-declarative x11/qt4-graphicssystems-opengl This release has been contributed by: Thomas Abthorpe (tabthorpe) Max Brazhnikov (makc) Dima Panov (fluffy) Alberto Villa (avilla) We'd like to thank Martin Wilke (miwi) for exp-run.
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The KDE FreeBSD team is proud to announce the release of SIP-4.10 and PyQt-4.7 for FreeBSD. The official update notes can be found at http://www.riverbankcomputing.com We'd like to say thanks to all helpers, testers and submitters.
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- Bump PORTREVISION after switch to explicit py2.5 Submitted by: lwhsu@ (on #freebsd-python) Approved by: maintainer
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- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/. - Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}. - Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
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Fix plist. Prodded by: pointyhat
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- Update to snapshot 20060422 (unbreak) - Mark as BROKEN on 4.x - portlint(1) PR: 96205 Submitted by: maintainer
- Fix build on CURRENT and try to fix on sparc - Update to 20060122 snapshot - Version 4.0.0 was the internal PyKDE version for quite a while, but now it has gone back to 3.15.1 (for KDE 3.5.0). PyKDE-4.0.x will be for KDE4. Bump PORTEPOCH. PR: ports/92080 Submitted by: Danny Pansters <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
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Update to 0829 snapshot. Introduce port options. PR: 85507 Submitted by: maintainer Approved by: perky (mentor)
Update to new version (snapshot) PR: ports/83205 Submitted by: maintainer
Add backup master site. PR: ports/79322 Submitted by: maintainer
Update py-sip, py-qt, py-kde to versions 4.2, 3.14, 4.0.0 respectively. PR: ports/78319 ports/78320 ports/78935 Submitted by: maintainer
Bump PORTREVISION to chase the glib20 shared lib version change.
Unbreak with kde 3.3.2 PR: ports/76625 Submitted by: Danny Pansters <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
Don't restrict ports depending on py-qt to python 2.3 anymore.
Correct quoting of DEPRECATED
This port is scheduled to be removed on 2005-02-18 if it is still broken at that time, and a fix has not been submitted to GNATS.
PyQt doesn't like python 2.4, restrict it and ports depending on it to python 2.3 for the time being.
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Tidy up whitespace.
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- Fix dependencies on py-qt Reported by: bento via kris
Mark BROKEN (see bento logs). These ports are scheduled for removal after Feb 2 2004 if they are still broken at that time and no fixes have been submitted by PR.
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Applied Optics, Vol. 49, Issue 35, pp. 6789-6801 (2010)
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In recent years, green energy has undergone a lot of development and has been the subject of many applications. Many research studies have focused on illumination with sunlight as a means of saving energy and creating healthy lighting. Natural light illumination systems have collecting, transmitting, and lighting elements. Today, most daylight collectors use dynamic concentrators; these include Sun tracking systems. However, this design is too expensive to be cost effective. To create a low-cost collector that can be easily installed on a large building, we have designed a static concentrator, which is prismatic and cascadable, to collect sunlight for indoor illumination. The transmission component uses a large number of optical fibers. Because optical fibers are expensive, this means that most of the cost for the system will be related to transmission. In this paper, we also use a prismatic structure to design an optical coupler for coupling n to 1. With the n-to-1 coupler, the number of optical fibers necessary can be greatly reduced. Although this new natural light illumination system can effectively guide collected sunlight and send it to the basement or to other indoor places for healthy lighting, previously there has been no way to manage the collected sunlight when lighting was not desired. To solve this problem, we have designed an optical switch and a beam splitter to control and separate the transmitted light. When replacing traditional sources, the lighting should have similar characteristics, such as intensity distribution and geometric parameters, to those of traditional artificial sources. We have designed, simulated, and optimized an illumination lightpipe with a dot pattern to redistribute the collected sunlight from the natural light illumination system such that it equals the qualities of a traditional lighting system. We also provide an active lighting module that provides lighting from the natural light illumination system or LED auxiliary sources, depending on circumstances. The system is controlled by a light detector. We used optical simulation tools to design and simulate the efficiency of the active module. Finally, we used the natural light illumination system to provide natural illumination for a traffic tunnel. This system will provide a great number of benefits for the people who use it.
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OCIS Codes
(220.2740) Optical design and fabrication : Geometric optical design
(220.4830) Optical design and fabrication : Systems design
(230.1360) Optical devices : Beam splitters
(220.2945) Optical design and fabrication : Illumination design
(080.3685) Geometric optics : Lightpipes
Original Manuscript: June 18, 2010
Revised Manuscript: October 12, 2010
Manuscript Accepted: October 12, 2010
Published: December 9, 2010
Allen Jong-Woei Whang, Yi-Yung Chen, Shu-Hua Yang, Po-Hsuan Pan, Kao-Hsu Chou, Yu-Chi Lee, Zong-Yi Lee, Chi-An Chen, and Cheng-Nan Chen, "Natural light illumination system," Appl. Opt. 49, 6789-6801 (2010)
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Glitch tutorial!because cuterebra asked me for one! uwuGlitch tutorial!2 years ago in Art Features More Like This
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***************** BEGINNERS MUST READ ***************** A Complete Guide to FPV by dadde http://rcexplorer.se/page14/FPV/FPV.html ************************************************** ***** here are my notes thus far (some are lifted from other users in other threads): this thread has a long list of websites for parts as a pdf at the start. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=620659 these are other beginners FPV threads: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...era+comparison FPV Shopping: http://www.nghobbies.com/cart/index.php?main_page=index http://readymaderc.com/ http://futurehobbies.com http://hobbywireless.com/cart http://www.rangevideo.com http://www.dpcav.com/ www.flytron.com (US flytron Distrubutor) http://www.rceffects.com/ http://www.blackwidowav.com/productscomponents.html http://www.fpvsystems.com/ http://alai.h3m.com/~s0350672/catalo...hp?language=en http://shop.righthere.nu/index.php http://www.mongrelgear.com.au http://avionicsrc.com/ http://www.l-com.com/content/hyperlinkbrand.html (antenna's and such) Reference/Forums: http://fpv-community.com/forum/ http://www.rc-cam.com/forum/index.ph...loting-fpvrpv/ FPV Cameras: FPVCAM-480 high resolution OSD color camera 480 lines KX-191h KX-171 DX-201 DPS RV DSP201 IF OSC cam SN555 SN777/KPC-VSN500NH (interference issues per forums) KPC-VSN505PHB DPC-480A CX161 RCV922 (biased exposure for better contrast of ground and sky) http://www.dpcav.com/xcart/home.php?cat=264 http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/index.html http://www.pcsurveillance.net/ HD Onboard Recording Cameras: Sony MHS-PM1 Webbie 1080p HD Camera http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1014664 ContourHD http://gizmodo.com/5370280/vholdr-co...eo-with-lasers Aiptek HD (in all of its variations -- Action HD without GVS seems to be the favorite) http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=936068 Ativa HD (this one is a great value and is smaller and better constructed than the Aiptek HD) http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1149147 FPV Lenses: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.15774 FPV Glasses: Range Video EVG920V 640x480 $238 Range Video EVG920E 1024x768 $345 RVision D 640x480 $275 Headplay 1024x768 $495 ($370ish with discount) High Res 640x480 $250 Fat Shark RCV922 640x480 $375 $370 w/ CCD $441 w/ CMOS CCD Killer Camera $425 Focus High Res 640x480 $325 MyVu Crystal Video Goggles Vuzix iWear AV920 640x480 $350 Setups: Fatshark(2.4 GHz builtin) + 500mW ImmersionRC (compatible) + RCV922 camera +TrackR2. Also prefers 900mHz but will need separate receiver plugged into goggles. General Notes: 2.4GHz must stay line of sight. Video transmitters: http://www.supercircuits.com/Wireles...Links/AVX900T3 https://www.supercircuits.com/Wirele...tters/AVX900T2 https://www.supercircuits.com/Wirele...Links/AVX900T4 500mw VTX Video receivers: awm635 receiver Head Trackers: Magtrak $150 http://hobbywireless.com/cart/index....products_id=67 Magtrak2 TrackR2 X-Gyro http://www.nghobbies.com/cart/index....index&cPath=54 DT-3K Damntronics/Flytron $96 http://www.flytron.com/21-dt-3k-hybr...nsmitters.html DT-3K Review: http://fpv-community.com/testblog/?p=222 XGYRO-1000 head tracker Frequencies: It is my understanding that 1.2G is legal in the USA but requires a license. See http://www.scribd.com/doc/4549372/p...d-amateur-radio for details. Legal bands (some power restrictions at some frequencies). Note that the ends are off limits because it spreads over a range so 1.240G would actually spread from maybe 1.238 to 1.242. 902-928mhz 1240-1300mhz Some places call 1.2G the range from say 1.1 up to 1.2 and the they call 1.3G the range from 1.2 up to 1.3, so 1.3 is the range that you want from them. ARRL further specifies (strongly suggests, but may not be a legal requirement???) that you only use these for "amateur television": 909-915 921-927 1240-1246 1252-1258 1276-1282 This is for USA. USA HAM RADIO LICENSE: http://www.arrl.org/FandES/ead/classes.html |
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So for goggles most of the threads recommend the fat shark aviators or headplay. it seems headplay is though that have better picture quality, color range but the fat shark has a wider field of view (FOV). headplay seems to be tolerable for some who wear glasses but most people say the fat sharks wont work with glasses (which i do), so it looks like i'll be getting contacts.
i ordered my fatsharks from http://www.readymaderc.com shipping prices were cheap but from the threads and their page it looks like the owner may be backlogged. hopefully they will ship quickly. here were some good reference threads with peoples opinions about goggles: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1069728 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=746222 UPDATE: i forgot to mention how quickly they shipped the fatsharks. i ordered them one evening and they were in the mail the next morning. REFERENCE: fatshark data sheet: http://www.gowiththeshark.com/RCV922_spec_A.htm receiver frequencies: #1 2414 MHz #2 2432 MHz #3 2450 MHz #4 2468 MHz |
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Something interesting from the HeadPlay forums: http://www.headplay.com/forum/index.php?topic=459.0
They are planning the next generation of the goggles with HDMI inputs so they will most likely resolve the other issues too. RC_Ron: No particular advice except to read the stuff posted here on these forums. There is a ton of information and I am still going through it bit by bit. I haven't transitioned to FPV yet but fully intend to do so. I believe there are many more people here who have far more knowledge and are far better capable of advising and helping you. What I have preliminarily decided is to get the 900MHz 500mW Pro Series video transmitter and standard video receivers (qty 2) from DPCAV (one with a 8dBi patch and one with a 3dBi dipole), DX201 or KX-191 camera (I strongly suspect KX-191 to be a Telepix board camera) and Headplay goggles. Tx/Rx for controlling the airplane will be 72MHz. OSD and other stuff should come later once one has mastered normal FPV flying. Eagletree has a very capable OSD (Pro version) and when combined with the upcoming Eagle Eyes, it would be an even more capable FPV platform: Quote:
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http://hobbywireless.com/cart/index....index&cPath=18 http://www.rangevideo.com/index.php?...a21fcb67f0bdb0 http://www.nghobbies.com/cart/index....ac7544309e4f9d http://www.inno-flight.com/Default.asp?Screen=1280 |
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thanks for the input carlyle. i came across that camera but hadn't seen any comments on it, plus it was a little pricey. i may have to look it up again because i have yet to buy a camera.
i was just reviewing headtracking systems and decided to go with the DT-3K Damntronics/Flytron head tracker. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...ighlight=dt+3k it is cheaper than the magtrak2 and trackr2 and judging from comments seems to work well. i got it for $96 at flytron http://www.flytron.com/21-dt-3k-hybr...nsmitters.html and it comes with a hitec plug. |
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4.13 / 5.00 4,653 ViewsMy seventh flash on NG. I used this song in Holy Sword 1 too, but i felt it was so good it needed a better movie. Leave a review, good or bad, it always helps. Enjoy!
I'm sorry if i sound mean and all but i simply must say the truth.
Stories like this are too common and are getting old, with all that good versus evil boring stuff. Only people who cant think of actual GOOD stories come up with these. I'm honestly sickened...
Try making a story where there is no good versus evil...instead two or more people with different point of view upon things that causes them to fight, like in the real world!
It even ends with some good ol' fashion FMA music. Or at least I think it was FMA.
umm it was great but can you tell me...
what song that was at the end and or where it came from (what show it came from) i would really like to know cuz it sounds familiar
good, but 1 thing,
y did some parts have no coloer? i idn't get y the holy gaurdian lost his right arm.
Dude.. this is freakin' great!.. i love them all... especially the (DBZ super saiyan style, Holy Gaurdian).. And the music! dude it's all just amazing! I think that song is on Kirby's DreamLand or something but i loved it then and i LOVE it now!... Great Job Dude!


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That game did not go exactly like I planned. You too? Well...how was your food?
Can You Eat Wild Turkeys?
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Are You in the Majority of 'What America Eats'?
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What?? We Know What This Food is and We Are NOT Happy!
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I Don't Know What to do About This Food!
So, walked into the kitchen and saw this...at 5am. That means it's been here a while - but alas, how long? From where? What happened? And more importantly...should I eat any of it?


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By Richard Crump
US BANK JPMorgan is close to agreeing a £500m settlement with the UK government to pay back taxes that were avoided through the use of an offshore trust for employee bonus payments, the Financial Times reports.
The bank is winding up the trust and has asked more than 2,000 current and former employees to contribute to the settlement.
Trust schemes allow companies and their employees to avoid paying employer's national insurance contributions and income taxes, the paper said.
JPMorgan's Jersey trust had previously operated with the full knowledge and authorisation of UK tax authorities. Such schemes are being closed following the introduction of legislation last year.
According to the FT, senior executives involved in the scheme in recent years estimated the amount held in the trust at between £2bn and £9bn.
JPMorgan declined to comment on specifics but said: "Our employee trust has always been transparent ... and its independent trustee has consistently paid taxes in accordance with UK tax law. In addition to taxes paid by the trust, JPMorgan has paid, on average, more than £1bn of [UK] corporation and payroll taxes ... annually over the past decade."
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They are welcoming drivers for the next hurricane season.
Looting experience could also help.
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Fantastic Post, I feel the same way, as do all of my friends, more than ten of us agree that new one sucks, because they took away some of the core aspects that made 3vs3 fun and different. Now its a new that has no connection to the old, other than a name. If you don't believe me, point out whats the same as the old one and I will ask the same question again but with and O'really? at the end of it...
Senior Member
Nicely written I could read it all, that's a first.. I personally like the new TT just a little bit less, after 20 or so games it starts to grow on you. A lot of the things from Part 3 I miss also, but I doubt that Riot will do anything about it.
FiRE MANiC
I understand this completely, the old Twisted Treeline is so much better than the new one. It's cool that they're making new maps and all but the thing is. LoL NEEDS MORE MAPS. Keep both. Look over the new TT as well, it has great potential but its not quite there yet like the old map.
Condor xHMx
Where are you, Riot? Oh yeah. You are ignoring your fans and streaming games of you playing your awesome new map that has nothing to do with what your community wants. GG Riot, it was fun while it lasted.
Kwisatz Haderach
This was a long, well-thought-out post, so I think it deserves a long, well-thought-out response. Even if I completely disagree, which I do.
Riot's response: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/....php?t=2746642
Honestly Runix, To say these things means the following. You never played the old TT all that much. You will not play the new TT all that much. Thanks for the post but no. you are just wrong.