Human Generator – new e-bike trades the chain for an alternator
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The Mando Footloose uses an alternator in place of a chain
The Mando Footloose is a folding e-bike with a chainless drivetrain
The Footloose folds up for transport
The Footloose will go on sale in Europe next year
Article Summary
A bicycle born out of auto industry technology, the Mando Footloose makes claim of using the world's first chainless series hybrid technology for an e-bike. Like other pedal-assisted electric bikes, the bike combines manual and electric power. Unlike other pedelecs, it eliminates the chain and transforms the cyclist's motion directly into electricity.
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