Open your world with vanRaam

Bep van der Velden

During the Medipoint Days in Roermond, Bep cycled for the first time with a Easy Rider tricycle for adults. You can read her experiences here.

Rob Berendsen

My father is 88 years old. His knees are not so good anymore so we searched the internet to see if a tricycle was something for him. On the website of Van Raam we were immediately charmed by the Easy Rider tricycle model and the sporty and tough look of this bike.

Krista Pool

My name is Krista Pool. I am 39 years old and I live together. Through the WMO (Social Support Act in the Netherlands) I own the Van Raam Easy Rider tricycle for adults since the beginning of 2017.

Theo Reuvers

My Easy Rider tricycle is almost 5 years old and I've cycled over 25,000 km with it. This year we even took my bike to the South of France and I really enjoyed the cycling!

Anja Schaap

Because of my disability HMSN*, I never enjoyed cycling. Now that I have an Easy Rider tricycle from Van Raam, I really love cycling.

Margriet and Ger de Graaf

My second Easy Rider tricycle is perfect and I am very happy with it! Kind regards to Ronald Ruesink and Daniel, who helped us fantastic!

Mr. Heineman

As a 91-year-old, mr. Heineman really enjoys the bike, both at home at the Veluwe and further away, he has cycled hundreds of kilometers.

Jimmy Gustafson

I am a happy entrepreneur from company Jimlog in Porvoo, a taxi service company with a wheelchair bike at our disposal. I just wanted to thank you for the 'superbike' you developed.

Ton van Baaren

I am a volunteer at Zonnehuisgroep Vlaardingen (a care institution). As a volunteer, I regularly cycle with the patients, these are mainly patients of the psychogeriatric department. I was already familiar with a duo bike and a rickshaw, but since a year we also have a VeloPlus wheelchair bike. This bicycle has been donated to the care institution. There are several volunteers who cycle on the wheelchair bike. It is a pleasure to ride the bicycle. It is a pleasant way to take the residents outside and to bring them back safely.