The more interesting, and likely more realistic, use case is for the Woom Now to remain a mostly unloaded bike for heading to school and back.įor that use the front rack does a great job holding a backpack. The design certainly supports that but I wouldn't expect small children to put that feature to the test much. There's a hint of this being a serious cargo bike. Then, in the very back, there's the option of mounting panniers, or a rack, but as it comes from Woom you'll just see a full fender and a rear light. There's an additional pair of mounting points lower in the frame perfect for a water bottle or lock. Whatever you store in there is open to the elements but it's a convenient place to stash anything a kid wants to have close by. Picture a snap bracelet from when you were a kid and you'll understand. It mounts using four frame mounting points and for closure you'll find a pair of curved metal strips at the top. There's no accessory charging port in Woom's design but there's enough power to handle powering the front and rear integrated LED lights.Īs you move back a bit, that's where you'll find a mesh, partial frame, bag. With that in mind, the front hub includes a Shutter Precision SD-8 dynamo generator.
Although we have an extensive list of the best bike lights with a wide range of excellent rechargeable options, Woom gets that kids aren't always going to remember to keep a light charged. Sticking with the front wheel, the features continue with the hub.
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