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The muli cargo bikes are the smart solution for anyone looking for a versatile bike for everyday life, family use, and city riding. At Radfieber, your experienced specialist dealer from Cologne and expert in bike leasing, you’ll find the compact muli models in various configurations – with professional advice, individual setup, and reliable workshop service. With their unique design, muli bikes combine the agility of a regular bicycle with the practicality of a cargo bike. The highlight: the innovative folding basket can be collapsed in seconds, turning the muli from a cargo carrier into a nimble city bike that easily fits into narrow hallways or crowded trains.
Whether it’s for grocery runs, transporting kids, or carrying gear – the muli impresses with its stable handling, high-quality components, and well-balanced geometry. Thanks to its low center of gravity, it remains stable and comfortable even when loaded. Premium brakes and a robust frame ensure reliable control in any situation, while clever features like the folding basket and optional child seats make everyday use easy and practical.
The muli compact cargo bikes are available with an electric motor or as a classic non-electric version. Those who often ride longer distances or tackle hills will appreciate the powerful support of the Shimano motor, while purists will love the lightweight, motor-free version – perfect for the city and daily commutes. And the best part: When you buy your muli from Radfieber, you’ll enjoy expert advice, test rides, flexible financing options, and comprehensive after-sales service. That way, you’ll find the perfect model for your lifestyle.
Please note that we offer test rides for muli bikes exclusively at our store in Düsseldorf.
muli MOTOR ST PRO Shimano Steps EP6-Cargo
muli MOTOR ST Shimano Steps EP5muliCycles was founded in December 2016 by brothers Sören and Jonas Gerhardt. The idea emerged in 2015 when Sören lived in Hamburg without a car, had limited space, and needed to transport two children – the vision was a cargo bike that does not become a burden itself. The name "muli" is derived from the mule, a frugal, load-bearing animal that reliably carries heavy goods even in tight spaces. Initial funding was secured through a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2017. Production started in a converted barn in Driedorf in the Westerwald region. In 2021, the company moved to Cologne-Ehrenfeld into its own "muli Factory". Today, over 80 people work there.
The first model was the muli Muskel – a compact cargo bike without a motor, featuring a foldable basket, small 16/20-inch wheels and a sturdy steel frame. In 2020, the muli Motor st, the first version with an integrated mid-motor, launched and immediately became the bestseller. In 2022, muli switched frame production to 100% recycled steel. The muli Motor eu followed in 2024, with 90% of all components manufactured within the EU. In 2025, a second welding robot was added at the Cologne factory, enabling complete in-house frame production.
muliCycles bikes are now sold through around 150 dealers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland – with a focus on major cities such as Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Cologne. muli is also represented internationally, including in Canada and the USA. Since its founding, the company has delivered several thousand cargo bikes in total.
With muliCycles, you can choose between the Muskel model without a motor and the Motor models with electric drive (Shimano STEPS mid-motor or hub motor variant). All frames are made of chromoly steel, with powder coating available in various colours. For the drivetrain, you can choose between a classic chain and a low-maintenance GATES belt drive. Gearing is via hub gears (Shimano Nexus, partly with Di2 automatic shifting). Singlespeed is not offered. There is no division into men's and women's bikes – the muli is available in one frame size (One Size) and adapts to different body heights through adjustable seat and handlebar positions.
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