Me-Mover combines standing, stepping, and active steering for an engaging outdoor workout. Vary your stride, rhythm, and pace to suit your fitness goals.
Enjoy cardio sessions, practice coordination, and add variety to your routine—from short outings to longer rides.
Me-Mover offers a different movement pattern from running or cycling. You ride standing up, with your feet supported on independent pedals, and steer by leaning into turns.
Adjust your stepping rhythm, stride length, and speed to vary your effort. It’s another way to bring outdoor cardio and movement into your exercise routine.
The Me-Mover is powered by a truly unique variable transmission — one that responds instantly to your movement. As the pedal rises and falls, the gearing automatically shifts, engaging different power zones throughout the stroke. At the top, the gearing is ultra-light, around one-tenth of the gearing at the bottom, giving you effortless acceleration and smooth transitions. In the middle zone, the gearing rises naturally, creating the perfect balance of control and power.
What makes this system extraordinary is its seamlessness:
there’s no lag, no clunk, no moment of lost energy.
Just a fluid, uninterrupted motion that feels almost intuitive — as if the Me-Mover knows what you want to do before you do.
This innovative transmission lets you:
- Glide forward with full power at high speeds
- Climb hills with ease, using short, quick steps in a natural low-gear mode
- Enjoy a smoother, more efficient ride that adapts instantly to your rhythm
The result is a riding experience unlike anything else — responsive, powerful, and incredibly fun.
See the transmission in action:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DacqYri-Wcv=5DacqYri-Wc
The Me-Mover’s unique variable transmission makes hill climbing surprisingly easy. By engaging the upper region of the pedal stroke, you naturally shift into a lower gear, allowing you to take smaller, quicker steps with less effort. It’s a different technique than what most people are used to, so it takes a bit of practice — but once it clicks, it feels completely intuitive.
Of course, the Me-Mover isn’t a mountain bike. But its climbing ability is far beyond what most expect.
In controlled lab tests, experienced riders reached 26 km/h (16 mph) on a 6% incline, demonstrating the impressive efficiency of the transmission.
Out in the real world, we’ve climbed hills with gradients above 10%, at lower speeds but with full control and a smooth, rhythmic motion.
Want to see how hill climbing works in action?
Watch our video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vtMUMpB8N0
Every Me-Mover is designed as a modular system. So if you’d like to add any new options we’re developing – such as an electric motor or cargo loader – you don’t need to change your existing Me-Mover. Just buy the components you want and upgrade your current model.
Another advantage is that the transmission can be easily remove with a few screws and send for repair should the need occur. Furthermore, you will be able to upgrade your Me-Mover with future transmission designs.
The entire foot fits into the pedal. You pull up instead of pushing down as you would with an ordinary bike – just step on it as though you were climbing stairs. The pedal is about 20cm/8inches long and drops by itself after you lift it, enabling you to rest the weight of your body on the descending pedal rather than pressing down on the pedal. The pedals are large enough for just about any size of feet.
Choose Me-Mover if you enjoy standing exercise and want a different way to train outdoors.
Its independent stepping pedals and carving turns create a distinctive riding experience. Your legs power the movement while your upper body helps you steer and maintain your riding position.
You can vary your pace and stepping rhythm for relaxed outings or more demanding fitness sessions. Book a test ride to experience the movement for yourself.
Yes, we have an exercise guide manual where you will find information like how to use Me-Mover including benefits, Tips & Tricks and other useful information about the Me-Mover. You can check the exercise manual on this (click here link) or check the footer.

