Tern HSD P5i
Tern HSD P5i – The bike that quietly replaces your car
If you’ve ever thought, “Could I actually do most things by bike?” the Tern HSD P5i might surprise you.
It’s compact enough to feel easy in the city, yet incredibly capable when life gets busy. School drop-offs, grocery runs, work commutes, carrying gear, or simply cruising through town the HSD somehow makes everyday logistics feel simple.
What makes it special is that it doesn’t feel like a big cargo bike. It rides naturally, parks easily, and still fits in places where larger bikes become complicated. But don’t let the compact size fool you this thing is seriously strong.
Powered by the smooth and reliable Bosch Performance Line motor, the HSD gives you the feeling of always having a little tailwind. Hills flatten out, heavy loads stop feeling heavy, and riding with kids or cargo suddenly becomes fun instead of stressful.
The P5i version keeps things beautifully practical with a low-maintenance Shimano Nexus internal gear hub and a clean belt-drive-inspired simplicity. Less maintenance, less hassle, more riding.
And one detail people love? It can stand vertically for storage. Small apartment, hallway, garage or bike room suddenly space is less of an issue.
Why people love the HSD P5i:
✔ Compact size, big carrying capacity
✔ Bosch assistance that feels smooth and natural
✔ Stable and confident ride, even loaded
✔ Low-maintenance internal gearing
✔ Perfect for child seats, bags and everyday life
✔ Stores vertically to save space
This is one of those bikes people initially buy for practical reasons… and then end up using for almost everything.
Available at Bike Your City / BeHere Brussels — come test ride it and see how quickly it makes sense.
Tern HSD P5i – Specifications
Motor
Bosch Performance Line motor powerful, smooth and natural assistance
Battery
Bosch PowerPack 545 Wh
Display
Bosch Intuvia 100 display with LED remote
Drivetrain
Shimano Nexus 5-speed internal gear hub (optimized for e-bike torque)
Belt Drive
Gates Carbon Belt Drive clean, quiet and ultra low-maintenance
Brakes
Hydraulic disc brakes for reliable stopping power in all weather conditions
Wheels
20” wheels stable, agile and confidence inspiring
Tyres
Schwalbe Super Moto-X tyres for comfort, grip and puncture protection
Frame
Tern HSD aluminium frame with low step-through geometry
Fork
Suspension fork for additional comfort on rough urban roads
Lighting
Integrated front and rear lights powered by the main battery
Rear Rack Capacity
Heavy-duty integrated rack designed for child seats, cargo and daily transport
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight
Up to 180 kg system weight
Storage
Parks vertically to save space in apartments, garages or hallways
Rider Fit
One-size frame designed to fit a wide range of rider heights
Best For
Family transport, commuting, replacing car trips, school runs and everyday cargo
Why Choose the HSD P5i?
The Tern HSD P5i combines cargo-bike capability with everyday simplicity. Compact enough for city living but powerful enough to carry kids, groceries or gear, it’s built for people who want to ride more and drive less without sacrificing convenience.
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Why choose Tern?
Very cool features
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Fits your needs
With a wide range of modular accessories for passengers, pets, and cargo, the GSD transforms into your ideal everyday vehicle. -
Carries even more
With a stronger, stiffer frame and optimized geometry, the GSD is built to handle its biggest payload yet, proving you can haul just about anything with a best-in-class max gross vehicle weight of 210 kg. -
Rides even better
Thanks to a longer wheelbase, a lower center of gravity, and fine-tuned geometry, the GSD delivers exceptional stability and easy handling. -
Vertical Parking
The GSD parks vertically to minimize its footprint, making it easy to store safely indoors, even when space is tight. -
Flat-folding
The GSD’s folds down in seconds without tools, transforming the bike into a compact, travel-ready package that fits in an SUV or on a train.
