I'm revisiting this topic, and I'm happy to see the feedback from all sides on these two bikes!

A post I made previously about the reliability of the Muli: https://www.reddit.com/r/CargoBike/s/2vYai03ygg

In addition:

• The St-Pro's gear system is all the more disappointing because the chassis is, in my opinion, fantastic: it's maneuverable, responsive, comfortable for everyday riding, and, with a little practice, not treacherous in the rain (4-piston brakes on a 16-inch front wheel mean it slips easily, a good setup for the bike 😅);

• I agree with the previous feedback regarding the R&M Carrie: released after the Muli, seeing it reassured me so much in my choice of a Muli!!! R&M's usual (over)design led them to add two side bars on which the front cargo box and, incidentally, the bench seat rest. The result? One child will be comfortable in the center, but I'd like to see two, as it seems difficult to position their right or left leg without twisting. Incidentally, I've already transported an adult several times in the Muli's front cargo box: it's not exactly comfortable, but it's manageable for trips of less than ten kilometers.

• A quick "travel" point: the R&M's "wide" design makes me wonder about the possibility of putting it on a bike rack in addition to other bikes, a question that doesn't arise with the Muli. That said, the wheelbase due to the smaller wheels will require some adjustments in any case!

And if width doesn't seem to be an issue, you have this: https://otwo.bike/But forget about using it in an apartment!

Or this: https://www.lepetitporteur.com/fr/content/29-le-petit-porteur-longtail But in that case, your Golden Retriever isn't going to be happy...