Some days you want to pedal. Some days you'd rather let the motor do more of the work. And some days, you just want to get where you're going. The vanRaam Easy Go mobility scooter bike gives you all three options in one compact, manoeuvrable bike that lets you switch between them whenever you like.
Ride your way: the vanRaam Easy Go
The Easy Go scooter bike works in three distinct modes, and you can move between them at any point during your ride:
Pedal only — cycle under your own power, no assist.
Pedal with electric assist — the Silent System supports your effort for a smoother, easier ride.
Full electric — fold down the footrest, use the thumb throttle, and ride as a mobility scooter at 5, 10, or 15 km/h.
That flexibility is ideal for riders whose energy levels change from day to day. Good days and harder days, the vanRaam Easy Go adapts to both.
Compact, stable, and easy to manoeuvre
Three wheels always keep the Easy Go mobility scooter upright and stable. At 72cm wide, it's narrow enough for most paths and doorways. Anti-tip wheels add an extra layer of security. The ergonomically optimised seat is comfortable and weatherproof, and a low step-through makes getting on and off straightforward.
Intelligent assistance built in
The Silent System electric assist comes fitted as standard on the Easy Go, making it a smart e-bike from day one. Near-silent, individually programmable, and controllable via the vanRaam app. Includes start assist for smooth pull-aways and a reverse function for easier parking.
Make it yours
Choose your colour and configure the rest around you. Add a mirror, a stick holder, comfort seat, or folding armrests. Every bike is built to your specification, by hand, at the vanRaam factory in Varsseveld. View the full range of options here.
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.
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.
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