Here is what the page “Rivian-Backed Pedal-by-Wire E-Bike Battery Dies: What Happens Next?” contains. The ALSO TM-B, an e-bike linked to Rivian, has drawn attention for replacing the traditional chain and mechanical pedal linkage with a pedal-by-wire system. Instead of a physical connection, copper wires send signals from the pedals to the rear wheel, making it one of the most radical e-bike designs Instead of a physical connection, copper wires send signals from the pedals to the rear wheel, making it one of the most radical e-bike designs in years.
But the innovation raises a critical question: what happens when the battery runs out? In a recent test, someone rode the TM-B until its battery died, and the results were unexpected. Without power, the bike’s electronic controls shut down, leaving the rider unable to pedal in the conventional sense. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.
