Segway Muxi Pro

Effortless Meets Essential — Meet the MUXI Pro

The Segway MUXI Pro is the newest addition to Segway's cargo eBike lineup, built for riders who want effortless everyday capability without sacrificing comfort or confidence. A 750W direct-drive motor, electronic auto shifting, and Segway's Intelligent Ride System work together to make every ride — from a grocery run to a full day of errands — feel smooth and intuitive. Smart security, long-range capability, an upright and comfortable riding position, and serious carrying capacity mean the MUXI Pro is ready for real life, not just the showroom.

Built for Boulder County — Errands, Trails & Everyday Hauling

Downtown Louisville and the surrounding Denver and Boulder County bike path network — from the Coal Creek Trail to the US 36 Bikeway — reward a cargo eBike that can handle mixed terrain, carry real loads, and climb without draining the battery halfway through the day. The MUXI Pro's 70mm front suspension smooths out cracked pavement and gravel connector trails, while Hill Start Assist and Hill Descent Control add confidence on the rolling grades between Louisville, Lafayette, and Boulder. With up to 73 miles of range, most Front Range riders can string together several days of commuting and errands between charges.

MUXI Pro Key Features

750W Direct-Drive Motor, 80Nm Torque

Confident, controlled power for hauling cargo, carrying a passenger, or loading up the rear rack, with electronic auto shifting that takes the guesswork out of finding the right gear.

717Wh Battery — Up to 73 Miles of Range

A larger battery than the standard MUXI, giving Boulder County riders plenty of range for everyday trips, longer weekend outings, or a full week of commuting between charges.

Traction Control, Hill Start Assist & Hill Descent Control

Segway's rider-assist suite monitors wheel slip and manages descents automatically, adding stability whether you're rolling over wet pavement on Main Street or descending toward Coal Creek.

70mm Front Suspension

A step up from the standard MUXI, the Pro's front suspension smooths out potholes, cracked bike lanes, and unpaved trail connectors around Louisville and Boulder County.

AirLock Smart Security & Bluetooth Proximity Locking

Lock and unlock automatically as you approach, with password locking and motion alerts adding another layer of theft protection when you're parked downtown.

420-lb Payload Capacity

Up to 420 lbs of total on-bike payload, with up to 121 lbs supported on the rear rack — enough for a grocery run, a passenger, or a loaded cargo trip.

Test Ride the MUXI Pro in Downtown Louisville, CO

The best way to understand the MUXI Pro is to ride it. Stop by e-bike of Colorado at 544 Front Street in Downtown Louisville to take the new Segway MUXI Pro for a test ride, compare it to the standard MUXI, and talk through financing, accessories, and Colorado's e-bike tax credit with our team. Call (720) 739-0299

Segway MUXI Pro Specs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Segway MUXI Pro legal to ride on Boulder County bike paths?

The standard MUXI ships as a Class 2 eBike, which is legal on most Colorado bike paths and lanes.

What's the difference between the Segway MUXI and the MUXI Pro?

The MUXI Pro adds 70mm front suspension (the standard MUXI has none), a slightly larger 717Wh battery for up to 73 miles of range, and a bumped payload capacity of 420 lbs — while keeping the same 750W direct-drive motor, AirLock security, and rider-assist technology riders already know from the MUXI.

How much can the MUXI Pro carry?

Up to 420 lbs of total on-bike payload, including up to 121 lbs on the rear rack — enough for cargo, groceries, or a passenger with the optional passenger kit.

Where can I test ride the MUXI Pro near Boulder?

e-bike of Colorado is located at 544 Front Street in Downtown Louisville, CO, a short ride from Boulder, Lafayette, and Superior. No appointment is necessary for a test ride. Stop in or call for more information (720) 739-0299.

Does the MUXI Pro work for hilly Front Range commutes?

Yes. Hill Start Assist and Hill Descent Control are built in, so the bike holds its position on inclines and manages your speed automatically on the way back down — useful on the rolling terrain between Louisville and Boulder.