Tern
Tern makes its warranty transferable when a bike is resold
The compact and cargo bike maker now lets the new owner of a second-hand Tern keep the remaining warranty.
In late August 2025 Tern launched a warranty transfer programme. When an owner sells their bike, the buyer inherits whatever time is left on the original warranty. It covers every Tern bike, regardless of when it was bought.
The frame and fork matter most, as they carry a ten-year warranty for bikes registered within 30 days of purchase. A transfer requires an inspection and report from an authorised Tern dealer, who can also take the bike as a trade-in.
The scheme adds to a support programme launched earlier in 2025, under which Tern commits to supplying critical parts such as batteries and electronics for at least seven years on qualifying models.
Written by Bike Brussels based on ternbicycles.com (27 August 2025). Photo: © Tern Bicycles.
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Source: ternbicycles.com
