Win a CaGo FS150 Family Plus electric cargo bike

Aim: Enter now to win a German built electric cargo bike from the brand CaGo in support of Chestnuts Primary School EYFS playground.

The Prize and the context

The prize is a brand new Bosch powered electric cargo bike, model name CaGo FS150 Life Family Plus with the retail price of £6790!  

Alternative bike models - other prize options

If you win and you feel the bike isn't right for you, it is also possible to swap this bike for a longtail cargo bike (where 2 kids sit on the back) from the brand i:SY with a RRP of £6799. (www.isy.de). This bike hasn't launched and will only be available at the start of 2026 (so you won't find it on the i:SY website and we cannot publish an image here). But we want to give you the flexibility of another bike, to encourage more people to enter. 

To give even more flexibility, again the winner could choose to rather take 2 x i:SY SK 8 with the retail value of over £3499 each. See model here. 

About CaGo

CaGo is an electric cargo bike brand from Germany which is looked after, imported and distributed by AlsoBikes Ltd in the UK and sold via a network of quality cargo bike specialists across the UK. To see the list of the retailers across the country for a test ride click here or contact AlsoBikes.

Sophie and Adam Browne, directors of AlsoBikes, have personally experienced how an electric cargo bike transforms family life! We like to give one other person/family the chance to experience the same… and all of this for a good cause to support our children's primary school. 

Below is everything about the cargo bike that is going to be the prize in the prize draw and details about the cause. 

CaGo means ‘load up on life’

A CaGo cargo bike doesn‘t just change your daily routine – it changes your life! You’re out in the fresh air, on the move, leaving city traffic behind. Say goodbye to stressful school runs, traffic jams and parking headaches, and hello to more freedom, more time, and a better quality of life. Whether you‘re taking the kids to nursery school, doing the weekly shopping, or hauling tools to a job site – with a Ca Go, every journey becomes an experience. The CaGo cargo bikes are built so you can focus on what really matters. With smart details, ergonomic design and safety standards inspired by the automotive industry, you can carry everything that’s important to you – safely, comfortably, and without emissions. Ca Go – smart mobility that fits your lifestyle. For those who aren’t just going from A to B, but making the most of life along the way.

CaGo  is the safest cargo bike for transporting children

CaGo’s mission to build the safest bike for transporting children starts with the specially developed, patented, shock-absorbing safety passenger cell in a two-part design. Combined with a robust chassis and secure 5-point child seats, the Ca Go FS meets safety standards usually seen only in the automotive industry – including crash testing. The result? Every ride is a safe, relaxed experience for the whole family.

The bike and the specs 

All specs are listed below in the image. Here is a link to the bike on the CaGo bike website.

The Cago FS150 Life Family Plus has been designed with the riders in mind. Even without previous experience, the bike can be moved safely and quickly by anyone. Thanks to the low centre of gravity and the comfortable seating position, the bike rides almost like a normal bike. Very confidence-inspiring is the fact that the rider can place both feet on the ground at any time and thus can always find a secure footing. The four-pull double safety cable steering system allows a large steering angle and a turning circle from a standing position of only 2.25 metres. Once in motion, the generously dimensioned Magura disc brake system ensures impressive deceleration values. 

The Ca Go FS150 Life is excellently equipped and designed for long-lasting riding pleasure. The Bosch Performance CX Cargo Line motor, the Bosch PowerTube 625 Wh battery, the comfortable, enviolo Stepless hub gears and the low-maintenance Gates belt drive including the belt tensioner are all indications of durability and low maintenance. 

Adam from AlsoBikes explains you all the specs, benefits and key features of the CaGo FS Life in the video below...

The Cause

About the Chestnuts Primary School EYFS playground

We, the directors of AlsoBikes, were inspired to develop this prize draw to support our children’s primary school and help them replace their reception playground. The Chestnuts Primary School PSA supports the educational opportunities and enrichment of all the pupils at Chestnuts Primary School a diverse and inclusive primary school in South Tottenham, London. We appreciate the budget restrictions that many school are operating under and their current playground is becoming unsafe and unusable. They are currently running an ambitious campaign to be able to fundraise enough for the early years and foundation stage (EYFS) playground to be replaced to that the youngest pupils in the school will have somewhere safe and engaging to play and learn in early from the beginning of the new academic year.

Where does the money go?

At the end of the prize draw the money raised - after the cost is taken out that we incur to supply the cargobike - will be donated to the Chestnuts Primary School PSA crowdfunder fundraising campaign to replace the Chestnuts Primary School EYFS Playground. More information about this campaign can be found at www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/replace-ks1-playground-at-chestnuts-primary-school

How to Enter

You can enter the prize draw by donating from £10. Entries are accepted until the 20th of July until 12 noon, which is when the prize draw closes.

The winner will be drawn on the 21st of July 2025 by the end of the day and contacted by email within 10 days.  The winner must claim their prize by responding to the email within 7 days of being notified. Failure to claim the prize in time will result in another winner being drawn.

Please note there is a free postal vote included in the options. 

Funding method

All or nothing – this project will only receive pledges if it reaches its target of £4,500 by 20th July 2025 at 12:00pm