Purchasing process

How to buy a vanRaam bike

Every vanRaam bike is built around the person riding it. Here’s how the process works, so you know exactly what to expect, and can look forward to a bike that's been configured precisely for you.

1. Explore the range

Start by browsing the vanRaam bikes on our website. Use our bike selector for a guided recommendation or explore the product pages to learn more about each model. Our digital advisor is also on hand if you have questions.

Find your vanRaam bike

explore the vanRaam bike range

2. Book a test ride

A test ride is an essential part of the vanRaam purchasing process. Adapted bikes handle quite differently from a standard two-wheeler, and the only way to know whether a bike is right for you is to ride one. Your nearest UK dealer will arrange a test ride and talk you through the options available for the models you're interested in.

Find a dealer and book a test ride

take a test ride on an adapted bike at Van Raam in Varsseveld

3. Configure your bike

Once you've identified the right model, you'll work with your dealer to configure it around your needs: frame size, colour, electric assist, accessories, and any additional adaptations. You can also explore the options in advance using our online configurator.

Configure your bike

4. Place your order

vanRaam bikes are sold exclusively through our UK dealer network. Once your configuration is agreed, your dealer places the order and your bike is built by hand at the vanRaam factory in Varsseveld, the Netherlands.

5. Delivery

Your completed bike is delivered to your dealer, who will be in touch to arrange collection or local delivery. Your dealer will make sure the bike is perfectly adjusted to you. Lead times vary depending on the model and specification. Your dealer will confirm an accurate timeframe when you order.

delivery of vanRaam bike at dealer

Why can't I buy a vanRaam bike directly online?

Because every vanRaam bike is unique. Each one is made to order and built around the individual rider, which means fit, configuration, and personal support all play a role in the finished bike. Your dealer makes sure everything is right before the build begins and is there to support you once you're out on the road.