User experiences scooter bike Easy Go

Helga Bruggink

Thanks to the Easy Go mobility scooter bike, Helga is able to get back out and enjoy cycling despite her heart and kidney failure and non-congenital brain injury. Read more about Helga Bruggink and her Easy Go in this customer experience.

Lyda Koerten - Bikeshop Egmond

Since I got the Easy Go mobility scooter bike, I have my freedom back! Despite my nerve disorder polyneuropathy, I can enjoy cycling, running errands, and going out with friends every day. This bike has restored both my independence and my joy in being active.

Mr Van Gorkum - De Zorgshop

Mr Van Gorkum is not allowed to drive due to epilepsy. Since December 2024, he has had an Easy Go mobility scooter bike and now has transport to move around his town. In this customer experience, Mr Van Gorkum shares more about his experience.

Hannie Hoogenboom

When Hannie had a fall with her electric two-wheel bike, she no longer dared to cycle. Her daughter said: 'We'll go to Van Raam'. After this, Hannie bought an Easy Go mobility scooter bike and cycles every day again!

Margit Schneider

Read in this customer experience the story of Margit Schneider from Germany. Although she had to get used to a tricycle for a while, she is now very happy with her Easy Go scooter bike and couldn't live without it.

Anita Vis - Mango Mobility Utrecht

My name is Anita and I live in Woerden, the Netherlands. Because of my muscle rheumatism, I couldn't cycle on my electric bike anymore and because I had trouble moving around I became isolated. The Easy Go scooter bike gives me back a bit of control over my life.

Natascha van Leeuwen

Natascha van Leeuwen (49) uses the Van Raam's mobility scooter bike Easy Go since February 2019. In 2014, Natascha heard that she has Parkinson's disease, because she still wants to keep her mobility and stay independent, she went looking for (and tries) different mobility aids. For example, during her daytime activity group she cycled on the Fun2Go side by side tandem, she tried the Maxi tricycle and she rode a mobility scooter. Eventually she concluded that the Easy Go mobility scooter bike suits her best. Read in this user experience the experiences of Natascha with her Easy Go.

Astrid van der Plank

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 (SCA28). SCA28 is a rare chronic neurological disease that, among other things, causes balance and coordination problems. When I could no longer cycle on a bike with two wheels, because I fell continuously, I started looking at alternatives. I tried several Van Raam bikes, but nowadays I am happy to use my scooter bike Easy Go.

Ankie van den Bosch

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. It became difficult to get out of the car, to get away at a traffic light or to brake. And all this began to demand a lot of effort in traffic. I got scared when the wind was very strong. I avoided bridges and dunes.