Progear Bikes E-Moover Cargo Bike - Electric Blue

Progear E‑Moover Cargo Bike

A heavy-duty cargo e‑bike built for school runs, grocery drops or deliveries, the Progear E‑Moover boasts a 150 kg carrying capacity and powerful 350 W rear‑hub motor. With dual battery slots and a high-capacity Samsung-cell system, it offers robust range and modular features for practical urban hauling.

• 150 kg Load Capacity: Large cargo load capability ideal for groceries, parcels, or children.
• High‑Torque 350 W Motor: Powerful rear-hub motor offers smooth pedal-assist up to 25 km/h for carrying heavy payloads.
• Dual Battery Slots: Install two 48 V Samsung-cell batteries to approximately double the range and runtime.
• Integrated Lights & Horn: Built-in horn and LED lights enhance safety and convenience on the go.
• EverDrive® M5 LCD Display: Displays speed, assist level, battery life and trip info on a back-lit screen.
• Shimano 7‑Speed Drivetrain: Shimano Tourney setup smooths gear changes across varying loads and gradients.
• Alloy Frame: Strong yet lightweight 20″ alloy frame makes handling easier even when fully loaded.
• Modular Accessories Support: Easily compatible with front/rear baskets, child seats or foot steps.

All Progear Bikes and E-Bikes come 80% - 90% assembled in the box. We’ve already fitted the major components to get you most of the way there. When your bike arrives, you’ll just need to complete a few final steps, including tuning and adjusting, to ensure everything is ready to ride. Each bike includes clear assembly instructions to guide you through the process.

Tricycles and E-Tricycles on the other hand, will arrive fully disassembled and come with detailed instructions. As most tricycles require around 60% of the assembly to be completed, we recommend having them assembled by a skilled bicycle mechanic for the best safety and performance.

While assembly is a fairly simple process, please bear in mind that our warranty does not cover damage caused by incorrect assembly, so if you’re not confident assembling the bike yourself, we do recommend that you have your local bike shop assemble it for you.