The Easy Rider 2 tricycle

Erna van Beek has Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), which causes her to have various limitations. For some time she used a mobility scooter, until she got the opportunity to use an Easy Rider electric tricycle. Read the interview with Erna here.

Nancy Walravens is 42 years old and lives in Dilbeek, Belgium. She is a single mother with 3 children and had an aneurysm 8 years ago, resulting in hemiplegia on the left side (paralysis of the left side). Since 2017 she has an Easy Rider tricycle, because she wants to exercise despite her disability. Read Nancy's experience here.

Herman de Grijff turned a hundred years old on 8 April 2020. He still does everything with his Easy Rider tricycle, if the weather conditions are right he likes to get on his bike for a ride.

I have owned an Easy Rider tricycle since January 2010 and still enjoy riding it. To me this is the ideal bicycle for every occasion: buying groceries, going to work.

Hi, my name is Louise Kotterink and I live in Bad Bentheim (Germany) together with my pets. Cycling on a regular bike is no longer possible because I'm sick and have two kinds of rheumatism, so I decided to buy an Easy Rider tricycle.

In 2008 I turned over with my bike and broke my knee. I underwent surgery during which the surgeons inserted at metal plate with ten screws into my lower leg. I had to stay in bed for 3 months because I wasn’t allowed to put pressure on my leg. I had to use a knee CPM (continuous passive motion) machine 7 hours a day to learn to bend my leg again and had to practice a lot. I walked on crutches for 6 months after the accidents and it took me a year to fully recover.