Video: VanMoof’s new electric bike is brilliant but costly

2018-12-3 18:29

VanMoof makes some of our favorite bikes in the world. We loved the Smart S, so when we had the opportunity to try out the company’s new bike – the Electric Smart 2 (ES2) – we leapt at the chance.

Check out the video above to see how we got on. So, VanMoof? A Dutch company formed in 2009 by two brothers, Taco and Ties Carlier. Their aim was to create the ultimate city bike, but recently they’ve been all about one thing: stopping thieves. Over the last few iterations of its bikes, VanMoof has been implementing more and more…

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