VanMoof's new A5 and S5 e-bikes are harder to steal and smoother to ride

It was a breezy three-kilometer ride on VanMoof's A5 e-bike around Battersea Park in London. Starting from VanMoof's flagship London store, the company's CEO, Ties Carlier, took the lead. He shot off on the more typically framed S5 ( $3,498 ), while I got to grips with the boost and controls on the VanMoof's new, shorter A5 (also $3,498 ). A few seconds later, I caught up. I hadn't broken a sweat. My brief test ride around the neighborhood was almost too easy. I had briefly ridden VanMoof's e-bi...