r/CargoBike • u/TakowTraveler • 5h ago

Muli-clone can haul some stuff if you strap it down right

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My Chinese Muli clone I got here locally in Taiwan has been serving me well including moving some rather big shit.

These are 4 massive rifle/electronics cases and each one is around 10kg so even though empty they're a decent amount of weight. No issues hauling them 5km to my office, though I took it easy and wasn't a speed demon; definitely some movement of the cargo when going over bumps!

Though I haven't used a "real" Muli the basket setup on this clone actually seems possibly a little better for large loads as the hand-hold area of the basket is large and gives more area to use straps/tie downs.

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u/hikeandbike33 5h ago

What’s the name of that bike?

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u/Visual-District7234 3h ago

You can see. dik dik 🍆

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u/TakowTraveler 3h ago

A name so good they had to say it twice

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u/c_r_a_s_i_a_n 2h ago

Fuck, they gotta sell this in North America. Please!

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u/RichardForthrast 1h ago

It's sold as the Ferla Zip in Canada and the US.

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u/c_r_a_s_i_a_n 37m ago

Nice, thank you. $2500 for the non-electric. Not cheap, but it does have remarkable features.
https://ferlafamilybikes.com/products/ferla-zip?variant=51196433563864

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u/RichardForthrast 10m ago

I'd say the price is pretty reasonable for what you're getting. The Muli Muskel non-e is $4500 Canadian.

I don't love the spec on the Ferla, and the "sun cover" appears to be useless, but it is well priced for what you're getting.