Note: This bike is expected to arrive in May 2026.

The Riese & Müller Load5 75 is the pinnacle of cargo bike technology, a true feat of engineering and an absolute pleasure to ride. It is a uniquely comfortable cargo ebike, ensuring a smooth ride for both riders and passengers. Not only does it feature a front suspension fork with 80mm of travel, capable of absorbing the cobbles and bumps of the city, but it has a built-in X-Fusion Glyde rear shock as well. This pairing of shock absorbers (which Riese & Müller has dubbed “control technology”) dampens, if not utterly silences, the often withering feeling of vibration and instability which can accompany riding a bicycle at high speeds on rough terrain, be it paved or not. It’s safe to say that the Load5 75 possesses the most cushioned ride for either the driver or occupants of any e-assist cargo bike.

Furthermore, the Load5 75 features a good deal of adjustability, perfect for families with multiple riders.  It's a universal frame size that is quickly adjustable for riders approx. 5’2″ to 6’6″. A quick release adjustable stem not only telescopes up and down to accommodate riders of different heights, but also has tool-free angle adjustability forwards and backwards to extend or reduce the amount of reach to the handlebars. The Load5 is the first edition of the Load to feature a dropper seatpost, which allows for extremely easy adjustments to the saddle height.

Bosch provides the motor, display, and battery—the entire e-system for the Load5 75. It comes with Bosch's Performance Line Speed motor (Class 3, 100Nm of torque, up to 400% pedal assistance). A Class 3 eBike's motor provides assistance only while the rider is pedaling and will stop providing assistance once the bike’s speed reaches 28 mph. The Load5 75 is equipped with Bosch's new Smart System. Using the eBike Flow app, the rider can control all the functions of the Smart System and customize the bike to the rider's preferences. The Smart System also keeps the bike up to date with the latest software updates and offers new riding modes like "auto," which will automatically select and change the level of assistance/torque. For theft prevention, the Smart System allows you to electronically lock the bike with your display or smartphone and, with an additional subscription service, track the bike. The Bosch display is upgraded to the Kiox 500, and the bike has an 800 Wh battery with compatibility for a dual battery system—a new option on the Load5.

On the drivetrain, this bike features the esteemed Rohloff 14-speed internal gear hub, offering crisp electronic shifting and plenty of gear range for whatever your route throws at you. This is paired with a Gates carbon belt drive; together, the drivetrain system is reliable, durable, and ready to ride all year round. 

Riese & Müller designed the cargo section to accept a variety of cargo carrying vessels and covers, some intended more for open-ended, general cargo hauling, and some intended specifically for family and child transportation. This particular bike is primed for child transit with low sidewalls, three child seats, footwell, and a child/rain cover. For even more storage space, the bike has a rear rack, too. 

The Load5 75 is an exciting update on the already impressive Load4—even more comfortable and practical for urban life.