The Easy Go electric disability scooter from Van Raam

For people with reduced mobility, Van Raam offers several options to get mobile again, including the Easy Go electric disability scooter. Find out more about the Easy Go in this article and also read what other people have to say in their customer experiences.

The Easy Go electric disability scooter from Van Raam

The Easy Go electric disability scooter

The compact electric scooter for disabled adults and the elderly is specially designed for
people with an unsteady condition or changing energy. Therefore, the electric scooter tricycle offers you three ways to use it:

  1. You drive entirely under your own power,
  2. ​you ride with electric pedal assistance and pedal yourself
  3. or you ride with 100 % electric assistance.

 This bicycle is very compact and manoeuvrable and is therefore also very suitable for doing your shopping. The adjustable double suspension gives you a stable and comfortable ride. You do not need a driving licence or any other licence to drive the Easy Go. However, insurance must be taken out for it.

Das Easy Go Elektromobil fuer behinderte von Van Raam standardmäßig mit einem Elektromotor

Electric scooter for disabled adults with e-bike app

As the Easy Go is equipped with an electric motor as standard, you also have permanent access to our Van Raam e-bike app. This app is free of charge and can be used as a luxury bike computer for Van Raam pedal-assisted bicycles. In the app, you can view information such as speed, battery status, total distance cycled and also adjust bike settings.

In addition to the pedal assistance, the Easy Go electric scooter for disabled adults offers many advantages and unique riding characteristics.

Video: The Easy Go electric scooter for disabled person 3 in1 bike

Have a look at the 3 possible stands in the following video.

Van Raam Easy Go electric scooter for disabled adults is easy to use

Advantages of an electric scooter for disabled adults

Read about the advantages of an electric scooter for disabled adults below:

  • Bicycle and electric scooter in one
  • Compact, stable and manoeuvrable
  • Still keep moving
  • Can also ride backwards
  • More compact than an electric scooter
  • Anti-tip wheels
  • Easy to operate

See more benefits, photos, videos, technical specifications and more on the Easy Go product page.

Video: How do I adjust the seat of the Easy Go electric tricycle?

Customer experiences electric disability scooter

Read here some customer experiences of people who use the Easy Go electric scooter.

Easy Go scooter bike

"Although I had to get used to a tricycle for a while, I'm very happy with my Easy Go scooter bike now and couldn't live without it."

Margit Schneider - Bremen

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Easy Go scooter bike

"I am Astrid van der Plank (44) and I own the Easy Go scooter bike since July 2018. I use a scooter bike because I have Spinocerebellar Ataxia type 28."

Astrid van der Plank - De Meern

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Easy Go scooter bike

"When they discovered I have Multiple Sclerosis in 2000, I already had an e-bike for several years. Because my strength and energy continued to decrease, cycling became unsafe and I became insecure."

Ankie van den Bosch - Noord-Holland

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Read more customer experiences about the Easy Go. 

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Try out the Easy Go electric disability scooter

A free test ride at Van Raam allows you to try out the Easy Go. In the Van Raam showroom in Varsseveld and South Germany, you will receive expert advice and have the opportunity to ask questions and try out the bike on the bike test track, for example. Would you like to buy the electric disability scooter? Then this can be done through one of our dealers. A test drive is also possible at some Van Raam dealers. Please contact your local dealer for this.
 

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