Carry in front: | These cargo bikes have their storage in front of you, a large box or flat platform – they can carry a lot, and are quick to load and unload, but are larger to store. |
 | Ca Go FS200: The FS200 has a reinforced safety cage, powerful Bosch motor system, cable steering for manoeuvrability, and a range of options from flatbed cargo to fully enclosed child carrier. |
 | Load: The Load 60 and 75 are the top-of-the-range e-cargo bikes from Riese & Müller – they have full suspension and an aluminium space frame front load area. |
 | Packster: The Packster from R&M has an integrated hard box, with low-slung batteries and cable steering for excellent manoeuvrability. |
 | Transporter: The Transporter 65 and 85 are the workhorses of the Riese & Müller e-cargo fleet – simple, tough frames can have anything from a flat load platform to a massive lockable box for commercial use. |
Carry behind: | These cargo bikes carry their loads behind you, on a “long tail” – they are more compact and more like normal bikes to ride, but can’t carry as much and loads need to be strapped on instead of just placed in a box. |
 | Multitinker: R&M’s Multitinker is their compact long-tail e-cargo bike, with 20″ wheels and plenty of space on the rear rack for children, cargo or an adult passenger. |
 | Multicharger: The Multicharger from Riese & Müller is their e-cargo bike that’s most like a conventional bike – big wheels ride over rough roads and paths. |