Cube Cargo Sport Hybrid 500 vs Riese & Müller Carrie city
Cube Cargo Sport Hybrid 500 and Riese & Müller Carrie city are both Front loader (bakfiets) models, so the decision comes down to the details below.
Specifications side by side
| Technical specifications | Cargo Sport Hybrid 500 | Carrie city |
|---|---|---|
| Frame type | Front loader (bakfiets) | Front loader (bakfiets) |
| Motor | Bosch Cargo Line | Bosch Performance Line Smart |
| Price | €4,999 (Better value) | €5,600 |
| Torque | 85 Nm (Better value) | 75 Nm |
| Battery | 500 Wh | 725 Wh (Better value) |
| Estimated range | 38 km | 57 km (Better value) |
| Payload | 60 kg | 80 kg (Better value) |
| Max. total weight | 220 kg (Better value) | 200 kg |
| Bike weight | 46 kg | 35.7 kg (Better value) |
| Length | 2,720 mm | 2,090 mm (Better value) |
| Max. children | 2 | — |
| Drive | Chain | Belt drive (Better value) |
| Shifting | Hub gears | Hub gears |
| Brakes | Magura MT C hydraulic disc | Magura MT4, hydraulische Scheibenbremse |
Which one should you choose?
Choose the Cube Cargo Sport Hybrid 500 if…
- your budget matters — it costs €601 less (€4,999 vs €5,600)
- you ride hills with heavy loads (85 Nm vs 75 Nm torque)
- you need a higher total weight limit (220 kg vs 200 kg)
Choose the Riese & Müller Carrie city if…
- you need more range from a bigger battery (725 Wh vs 500 Wh)
- you ride long distances (57 km vs 38 km estimated range)
- you haul heavy cargo (80 kg vs 60 kg payload)
- you often lift or push the bike (35.7 kg vs 46 kg)
- storage space is tight (2,090 mm vs 2,720 mm long)
- you want a clean, low-maintenance belt drive