Tern HSD P10 Longtail cargo bike
Mighty But Mini
The HSD is the right amount of bike if you want the benefits of a cargo bike but still fancy the convenience and handling of something less bulky. Lean and nimble, the HSD is shorter than a regular bike yet capable of hauling a max gross vehicle weight (MGVW) of 180 kg (397 lb).
- Control all Smart System functions at your fingertips via the Bosch eBike Flow App: keep your e-bike system up-to-date with over-the-air updates, activate the eBike Lock, customize riding modes, view bike information, connect to dealers, and more!
- Bosch PowerPack 545 battery provides long range of up to 121 km (76 mi)
- Cargo and passenger-ready: large rear rack capacity of 80 kg (176 lb) means you can carry one infant to a medium-sized adult passenger, or lots of cargo
- Fits riders 150 - 195 cm (4’11” - 6’5”) with an easily-adjustable cockpit
- Tested for safety and reliability: frame and fork are EFBE-tested up to the 180 kg (397 lb) Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight
Get your bike tax free with the cycle to work scheme
Simply put:
- Workers in the high bracket save 52%
- Workers in the lower bracket save 31%
How do you buy a bike on the scheme?
It's super easy!
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Email / have a chat with us about which bike would best suit your application and get sized up
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Once you decide on a bike we will give you an invoice for the bike and accessories
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Hand the invoice into your employer
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Once we have received payment you can come and collect your new bike!
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Over the coming year your employer will deduct the cost from your gross wage over an agreed period of time
How much can I save? Use our calculator below to get an idea of the savings. *The numbers below are a guide to your possible savings under the Cycle to Work scheme. As everyone's tax circumstances are different, your actual savings may differ.
🚲 Irish Bike to Work Calculator (2025)
FAQS
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the cycle to work scheme for both employers and employees.
Can anyone avail of the bike-to-work scheme?
The bike to work scheme is aimed at employees under Irish tax system. You must be an employee (pay PRSI PAYE) or a director of a company in order to avail of the tax discount.
I’m a sole trader/company owner, can I use this scheme?
Only employees who pay PAYE PRSI can use this scheme, but if you are a company director and pay yourself from a business account you can avail of the scheme. If you are self-employed, and using the bike as part of your business and pay VAT, you can reclaim the paid VAT on the bicycle yourself.
How much can I spend?
The scheme covers up to €1250 for a new bike/accessories every 4 years, or up to €1500 for a new electric bike/accessories every 4 years, or up to €3000 for a cargo bike. If you want to spend more than what the scheme covers, you will pay the balance yourself.
What accessories can I get?
Cycle helmets
Bells and bulb horns
Lights, including dynamo packs
Mirrors and mudguards
Cycle clips and dress guards
Panniers, luggage carriers and straps
Locks and chains
Pumps, puncture repair kits, cycle tool kits and tyre sealant
Reflective clothing along with white front reflectors and spoke reflectors
Does my employer have to avail of the cycle to work scheme?
No, it is the employers choice whether or not they avail of this scheme.
