Nope. Don't want any of that.
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For the cargo fans - new GSD-like midtail and the Packster 70 is back with a Control-tech package.
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The Riese & Müller highlights 2023 – the new Multitinker, the new Packster 70 and the new UBN models
The new Riese & Müller Multitinker, Packster 70 and UBN Five and UBN Seven. We present you the Highlights from the Eurobike 2022.
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I hope not! A lot of us don't want a bike with a box like this, they may be great for small kids but if you want to carry large or heavy objects, having to lift them further into the box would be unhelpful. (My dog is 100 lbs, no way I'd be lifting him to put him in the box, and then if he laid down he would be unable to watch the scenery as we ride, definitely not a preferred config for some of us.)
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Well, the announcement of the Load 4 series was interesting, but darn, while I quite like the idea of ABS, having no Rohloff option and also being restricted to a single battery with the Smart System - so my current dual battery Load 75 has 1/3 more battery capacity than the maximum available on the new ones - is quite a downgrade in several significant respects. I guess they're really stuck waiting on Bosch here, but I'll be curious to see the reception on these until they manage feature parity.
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I am not sure I understand that statement. Why does the Smart System restrict to a single battery?
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The new system does not support dual batterys or E14 yet.
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Load 4 Updates…
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Packster 70 'Relaunch'…
Oh dear. That's a deal breaker for me. But I love my new dual battery Homage with the R14...
JimAndArrow
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Same, the significantly wider gear range of the Rohloff and increased riding range of the dual battery, not forcing you to ride in Eco mode all the time, are both things I would not give up for the ABS.
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Riese & Müller Transporter 85:
How to load the boards…
How to load the boards…
Mike Owen
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The thread says Latest News… so I guess this is relevant:
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An article on Riese & Müller's Control Technology—full-suspension for everyday cycling on roads and trails.
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Nice air in the shot of the Delite Mountain - it looked a tad bigger than the recommended jump height (30cm from memory)
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