ALSO Reveals $3,500 TM-B as a Cheaper Electric Bike Option

ALSO just announced a cheaper version of its electric bike. The new TM-B comes in at $3,500, which is $1,000 less than the TM-B Performance they revealed last month.

This model keeps the same eye catching design but trims a few things to reach the lower price. Assist drops from 10x to 5x (power and performance), the battery is smaller, the shock is a basic coil setup, and you lose some ride modes and premium styling.

The good news is the cool tech stays. You still get the drive by wire system where the pedals feed a generator instead of a chain, and power moves through a Gates belt to the rear wheel. Hydraulic brakes with ABS and a compact color display with app support are included too.

There is no firm delivery date yet, but reservations are open and the lower price should make this one far more accessible.

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