Measures related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) at Van Raam

Update: 7 July 2020

The safety and health of our visitors and employees is our top priority. Van Raam follows the guidelines of the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) with regard to the coronavirus.

Test ride

Our showroom in Varsseveld is open for private counseling. Private counseling at Van Raam means that four test rides or fittings take place with a technical advisor in our showroom. During this test drive, the appointments take place in a different part of the showroom, so that sufficient distance can be kept and everyone can comply with the measures of the RIVM (Dutch State Institute for Public Health). This makes it possible to make a test ride on a Van Raam adapted bicycle. If there are changes in this, this will be communicated via the Van Raam website.

Read all about private counseling in the article 'Private counseling at Van Raam in connection with coronavirus'.

Private counseling

Van Raam remains available

We are still available by phone (+31 (0)315 257 370) and by mail (info@vanraam.com) as you are used to from us according to the normal opening hours. 

Orders and repairs of Van Raam bicycles

For the time being, we still produce bicycles, do repairs and have enough parts in stock. In this time we are lucky to make a lot in-house. Deliveries, orders and repairs continue for the time being, it is possible that in some cases bicycles are not allowed to cross the border.

Don't come if you have a cold

We adhere and also request our visitors to observe the national guidelines issued by RIVM.

Do you have an appointment with Van Raam and do you have (mild) cold complaints? (sneezing, sore throat, runny nose, light coughing or an increase to 38 degrees) Then we request that you contact us and cancel the appointment, stay at home and avoid (social) contacts. You are more than welcome at a later moment at Van Raam!

For more information, visit the RIVM website.

Visit the RIVM website
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Van Raam helps with 3D printed parts against corona

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3D printed parts against corona
protection screen Fun2Go

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5 reasons why cycling protects
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Photo & source: Martine Siemens

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Initiatives with Fun2Go
Tip from bike manufacturer Van Raam

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Van Raam colouring page Easy Rider tricycle

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Van Raam colouring pages
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