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Cargo Bike

Bunch Bikes The Original 4+

Four-kid hauler that's stable as a minivan, heavy as one too

by Bunch Bikes

$6,739

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168lbs

Weight

600lbs

Max load

45Nm

Torque

614Wh

Battery

4

Kids

Available: In Stockdirect to consumer

The Carryish Take

Bottom line: A specialized tool for car-free families with multiple young kids, but the weight and price make it impractical for most.

Best for

  • Car-free families with 3-4 young kids who need daily transport
  • Flat-terrain riders who prioritize passenger safety over speed
  • Families replacing a second vehicle for school runs and errands
  • Daycare providers or family businesses needing kid transport

Not for

  • Hilly terrain riders — the motor won't cut it fully loaded
  • Budget-conscious families — the RadWagon 4 hauls 3 kids for $1,899
  • Apartment dwellers who need to store bikes indoors
  • Solo riders or couples — massive overkill for 1-2 passengers

Pros & Cons

What we like

  • +Carries up to 4 kids safely in front box where you can supervise them
  • +Three-wheel design eliminates tipping — stable at stops and low speeds
  • +600 lb total capacity handles kids plus groceries plus gear
  • +614Wh battery provides decent range for local family trips
  • +No kickstand needed — park anywhere and walk away

Watch out for

  • At 168 lbs, it's heavier than most electric motorcycles
  • Generic 500W motor will struggle on hills with multiple passengers
  • $6,739 price approaches used minivan territory
  • Massive size makes storage and transport nearly impossible

Full Specifications

Motor & Power

Motor
Generic (Hub (rear))
Power
500W nominal
Torque
45 Nm
Class
Class 1 (20 mph, no throttle)

Battery & Range

Battery
614Wh

Size & Weight

Weight
168 lbs
Max system weight
600 lbs

Cargo & Family

Layout
Front-box
Max child passengers
4

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this compare to other 4-kid cargo bikes?

The Babboe Curve-E is lighter and cheaper at around $4,000. The Urban Arrow Family costs similar but has better components and proven reliability.

Can adults ride in the front box?

Technically yes with the 600 lb capacity, but it's designed and sized for children. Two adults would be cramped and the bike geometry assumes kid-height passengers.

What's the real-world range with 4 kids aboard?

Expect 15-25 miles depending on terrain and weather. The 614Wh battery is decent but that 168 lb base weight plus passengers drains it fast.

How do you transport this thing?

You don't — it won't fit on standard bike racks. This is a ride-from-home-only bike unless you have a pickup truck and serious loading equipment.

Against the Babboe Curve-E, you're paying $2,700 more for minimal upgrades. The Urban Arrow Family offers similar capacity with better build quality and dealer support for roughly the same money.