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- Page 1 User Manual Easy Rider 3 Easy Rider Compact Easy Rider Small Van Raam Guldenweg 23 7051 HT Varsseveld, The Netherlands +31 (0)315 – 25 73 70 Version23.02 info@vanraam.com www.vanraam.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Adjustment of the tricycle ......................... 10 Before use ..............................18 Electro system Silent ..........................23 Silent Electrical System options ......................37 Van Raam e-bike app ..........................39 Options ................................41 Technical specifications ..........................53 Cleaning and maintenance by owner ..................... 54 Repair and maintenance by dealer ...................... -
Page 3: Manufacturer Contact Details
Conformity Europe (CE) Van Raam Reha Bikes B.V., as manufacturer, declares that the Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact and Easy Rider Small, as described in this user manual, is manufactured in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2017/745, risk class 1. The Easy Rider, Easy Rider... -
Page 4: Introduction
Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact and Easy Rider Small. In this document, when we mention the Easy Rider, this refers to the Easy Rider 3, both the Medium and the Large READ CAREFULLY variant, unless otherwise stated. -
Page 5: Indication
Indication Children or adults who cannot use bicycles or vehicles due to their disabilities may be able to ride these tricycles. The tricycles can be used by children or adults with a neuromuscular disease (such as congenital brain injury, non-congenital brain injury or muscular dystrophy). -
Page 6: Safety Measures
• detected or if you hear a strange noise. If you cannot solve the problem yourself, please contact your Van Raam dealer. Pay particular attention to the wheels, handlebars and seat. Only use the bicycle on a solid and level surface. - Page 7 will be activated and the bicycle will start to reverse. Practice using the reverse and ride away functions. For more information, carefully read the chapter "Electro system Silent". If a charger is supplied with the bicycle, also read the information under the •...
- Page 8 Tips for safe biking Make sure you have properly adjusted the bike to the dimensions of the rider, then you can use the bike safely and comfortably. Riding a tricycle is a completely different experience compared to riding a bicycle with two wheels. Important safety points for the rider Ride very carefully on the first ride.
- Page 9 Safety related parts must always be replaced by new parts! If there is any doubt about the functioning or the condition of components on the bicycle, for example due to visual damage, slack or strange noises, an authorized Van Raam dealer should always be consulted. Version 23.02 9/71...
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Page 10: Adjustment Of The Tricycle
Adjustment of the tricycle Before you start using the bike, set it to the dimensions of the rider. This is essential, especially for the seat and handlebars. If an optimal setting is not possible with the described instructions, you can contact your dealer for a suitable solution. - Page 11 The bicycle is delivered with the correct tension on the lever. The clamping lever therefore does not have to be loosened or tightened. If the quick-release lever no longer clamps the seat properly, the quick-release lever bolt [A] must be adjusted to the correct tension. You do this by holding the quick-release lever in the closed position tightening the bolt [A] on the other side with a torque wrench (max.
- Page 12 Easy Rider Compact Adjusting the seat To adjust the seat: Open the two quick release levers [A]. Slide the seat to the correct position. Close the two quick-release levers [A]. Caution! Make sure that both quick-release levers are firmly clamped in place at all times. Caution! Make sure the quick-release levers have the correct tension to ensure they are properly clamped in place.
- Page 13 Adjusting seat depth The seating area of the seat can be adjusted to tailor the seat to the user's comfort. To adjust the seat, follow these steps: Remove the seat cushion [A] from the seat frame. Now that the seat cushion has been removed, the seat frame can be adjusted in relation to the backrest.
- Page 14 the carrier plate is fully loaded in its extended position. Handlebar position (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact) You can tilt the handlebars. This affects the distance from the handlebars to the upper body. You determine the most comfortable position yourself in practice. To tilt the handlebars: Press and hold the button [A] on the side of the handlebar stem to release the lever.
- Page 15 Handlebar height The height of the handlebars influences the riding comfort. This determines the pressure on the hands and the posture of the back. You determine the most comfortable position yourself in practice. To adjust the height of the handlebars: Tilt the handlebars to the lowest position as shown in the picture.
- Page 16 Easy Rider Small Seating position A rule of thumb for adjusting the seating position. Consider the following. The rider sits on the bicycle and puts one foot on the pedal in the furthest position from the rider. Adjust the sitting position so that in that situation the leg is straight, but still relaxed.
- Page 17 Backrest firmness To make the backrest softer or tighter: Open the straps by loosening the Velcro. Tighten or loosen the straps. Re-attach the Velcro. Handlebar position You can tilt the handlebars. This affects the distance from the handlebars to the upper body. You determine the most comfortable position yourself in practice.
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Page 18: Before Use
Do not pull out the handlebar stem further than the mark. Otherwise, the tube will not penetrate deep enough into the shaft and there is a risk of breakage, which could result in serious injury. Before use Parking brake (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) Always use the parking brake when you park (and leave) the bike. - Page 19 Manually operated headlight (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) The headlight has a push button with three positions: ON – ON [50%] – OFF. Adjust the angle of the headlight so that the center of the light beam is approximately ten meters in front of the bicycle.
- Page 20 Manually operated rear light (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) The rear light has an on/off button with which Off- Auto-On can be set. The seating is as follows: Press 1x lighting is on Press 2x lighting is automatic Press 3x lighting is off In the “On/Off”...
- Page 21 Manually operated rear light (Easy Rider Compact) The rear light can be switched on by using the ON / OFF button underneath. The rear light works with batteries. When the battery is almost empty, a red LED lights up [B]. Follow the steps below to replace the batteries.
- Page 22 Centrally operated lighting (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) The bicycle is equipped with centrally operated lighting (front and rear) with the lighting connected to the electrical system. The lighting switches on automatically when the electrical system is activated. Adjust the angle of the headlight so that the center of the light beam is approximately ten meters in front of the bicycle.
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Page 23: Electro System Silent
Electro system Silent The Silent electrical system comprises four components: display, button unit, battery, motor and bottom bracket. How the first 3 parts are used is explained in this user manual. Operation of the display (Easy Rider Compact) The display provides you with cycling information, which will be explained in more detail later. - Page 24 Information screen (Easy Rider Compact) After the electrical system is powered up, the information screen is displayed. This screen displays real-time cycling information. The information screen will only work if you have switched on the electrical system. (a) Bluetooth connection (b) Reverse function of (thumb) throttle activated (c) Notification field (d) Bicycle lights...
- Page 25 Screen modes (Easy Rider Compact) The screen mode (i) can be set by using the mode button (3) You can switch between the following 3 screen modes while cycling Radius of action [RANGE] (default display) This is the number of kilometres that can still be cycled with the remaining battery capacity in the active assistance mode.
- Page 26 Notifications (Easy Rider Compact) Several symbols may be displayed in the information screen. The symbols are explained below. More information on the notifications can be found in the chapter “Possible Faults”. The bicycle lights are activated A Bluetooth connection is active No communication with the battery Reverse function of (thumb) throttle is activated The temperature of the controller is too high...
- Page 27 Smart display (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) The Smart display is mounted on the handlebars of the Easy Rider and Easy Rider Small. You control the electrical system with the Smart display. (1) On / off (2) Pedal assist modes (3) Start assist (4) Indicator light Indicator lights on the display...
- Page 28 Pedal assist (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) The Silent electrical system provides assistance while cycling. Start assist With start assist, pedal assist is activated up to a speed of 6 km/h, without having to pedal yourself. To do this, press and hold down the start assist button (6). If the button is pressed again, the function is reactivated.
- Page 29 Van Raam app. Van Raam e-Bike app With the Van Raam e-bike app, you can track a variety of information and configure the assistance settings. information on this can be found in the chapter on the Van Raam E- Bike app.
- Page 30 Charging the battery (Easy Rider Compact) To remove the battery from the Easy Rider Compact and charge it, follow these steps: 1. Unlock the battery by turning the key a quarter turn. 2. Push the lock in. 3. Slide the battery pack a few centimetres out of the holder.
- Page 31 10. Place the battery back into the holder on the bicycle and lock the battery. Optionally, the battery can also be charged directly in the holder. Charging the battery (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) For optimal condition and capacity of the battery we recommend that you charge the battery inside at room temperature.
- Page 32 11,4 Ah/36 V battery and approximately 4.5 hours with a 24,8 Ah/36 V battery. As soon as the battery is fully charged, the green LED lights up continuously. First remove the charging connector of the charger from the battery connector. Then remove the charger's plug from the socket.
- Page 33 The battery is fully charged. When the battery is used, the number of green lights will decrease. When two green lights are on, the battery is 50% charged. If only the red LED is still on, the battery is almost empty and the battery should be charged or replaced with a charged battery.
- Page 34 The housing of the battery and the charger must not be opened. In case of any • problems, please consult your dealer. A Van Raam battery should not and cannot be reconditioned for reasons of safety and • incorrect functioning of the electrical system.
- Page 35 Possible malfunctions The system cannot be switched on: • Check that the battery is attached properly. Check the status of the battery. If it is empty, charge the battery. If the above does not provide a solution, please contact your dealer. If a red LED flashes on the charger, unplug the charger from the power outlet and stop •...
- Page 36 Charging and maintenance of the battery pack Important safety warning: Charger safety precautions Only charge Van Raam Li-Ion batteries with the supplied charger. Only connect the • charger to a suitable wall socket (220-240 Volt AC 50-60 Hz). When the charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power outlet and the power plug from the battery.
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Page 37: Silent Electrical System Options
Silent Electrical System options For each bicycle model, there are different options for the electrical system. External charging point (Standard for Easy Rider, optional for Easy Rider Compact and Easy Rider Small) The Easy Rider is equipped with an external charging point in the backrest. - Page 38 Backup battery (optional) (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) The bicycle can be equipped with a second battery. As soon as the connected battery is empty, swap the batteries. One battery holder is connected to the system, recognisable by the cables. Switchable battery pack (optional) (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) If you have two batteries, the bicycle can be equipped...
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Page 39: Van Raam E-Bike App
Van Raam e-bike app The Van Raam bicycle app is a free smartphone app that you can use while cycling on your electric Van Raam bicycle. What can you do with the Van Raam e-bike app? It depends on the type of battery you have; a battery without a yellow GPS sticker or a battery with a yellow GPS sticker. - Page 40 This app can be used as a luxury bicycle computer for Van Raam bicycles with pedal assistance and also contains many other extra functionalities. The dashboard on the app shows the current speed, total distance, trip meter, battery capacity and power consumption during the bike ride.
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Page 41: Options
With the Easy Rider it is possible to detach the seating. This is a standard function that is present on every Easy Rider 3. By removing the seat, transporting the bike on a carrier might become easier. Caution! It is important to always check the maximum loading weight of your bike carrier and to not exceed this limit. - Page 42 It is not possible to directly purchase a bike carrier for your Van Raam bike at Van Raam. There are several manufacturers that are specialised in making custom bike carriers, roof carriers or storage solutions for your bike. Please refer to the Van Raam website for more information.
- Page 43 Do you have extra options on your bike? Some of these options are explained below. Additional options are available for purchase through a Van Raam dealer. Easy Rider divisible frame Follow these steps to divide the frame: Turn off the pedal assist.
- Page 44 To put the two parts of the bike back together follow these steps: Tip: do not put the bike on the parking brake, this makes it lighter. Make sure the star knob [D] is completely turned loose. Clamp the front of the bike into the frame connection [F].
- Page 45 Crank shortener (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) The crank shortener is attached to the crank (as shown). The pedal can then be mounted in two positions in the crank shortener. With the adjusting screw [A], the crank shortener should be aligned with the crank.
- Page 46 Stick holder Easy Rider Small You can take two sticks with you in the stick holder. Place the stick in the holder at the bottom [A] and then press the stick into the clips [B]. Always secure the stick(s) with the Velcro. Version 23.02 46/71...
- Page 47 Foot fixation (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) With the foot fixation you can fix the foot by sliding the two notched straps [A] into the quick releases [B]. The quick release can be unlocked by pulling the lip back completely.
- Page 48 The foot fixation returns to its neutral position when not in use. The neutral position can be determined by sliding the balance block. 1. Loosen the two nuts a few turns with a socket wrench. 2. Slide the balance block into the desired position.
- Page 49 Lower leg fixation (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact Easy Rider Small) With the lower leg fixation option, you can fix the lower leg. To adjust the lower leg strap: Loosen the bolt [A] a few turns with a wrench. Adjust the height of the lower leg fixation so that it matches the rider's lower leg.
- Page 50 Armrests (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact) The armrests are individually foldable and can also be adjusted to different heights for the Easy Rider. The armrest must not be loaded with more than 20 kg. To adjust the armrests to the correct height (Easy Rider only): Unscrew the two hexagon bolts [A] a few turns with an Allen key.
- Page 51 4-Points belt (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Small) To open the belt, the buckle button [A] must be pressed. Then the buckle can be pulled apart. The 4- points belt is adjustable in length. This can be done by loosening the belt clips [C] on the back of the backrest.
- Page 52 Gear lever (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact, Easy Rider Small) The position of the gear lever can be determined based on the position of the shifter and the user's preference. To adjust the lever, the bolt [A] must be loosened a few turns with an Allen key.
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Page 53: Technical Specifications
Technical specifications Easy Rider Easy Rider Easy Rider Easy Rider Small Medium Large Compact Inside leg length (cm) 65-88 85-108 63-81 47-73 Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Entry height (cm) approx. 34 Front wheel 20” 20” 16“ 16” Rear wheel 20”... -
Page 54: Cleaning And Maintenance By Owner
Cleaning and maintenance by owner Below are instructions for maintenance and adjustments that you can carry out yourself on a regular basis. This keeps the condition of the bicycle optimal. Cleaning The frame of the tricycle can be cleaned with a damp cloth. You can use a mild detergent for dirty spots. -
Page 55: Repair And Maintenance By Dealer
If you do want to replace components yourself, you are liable for damage or injury as a result of incorrectly mounted components. Only use original Van Raam spare parts, you can purchase these from your dealer. Upon request, the dealer will provide the necessary information for repair and maintenance. - Page 56 Tightening torques Onderdeel Moment Handlebar stem bolt Easy Rider Small 21-23 Nm Handlebar bolts Easy Rider Small 12-14 Nm Headset bearing handlebar Free of slack Headset bearing front fork Free of slack Swingarm mounting bolts 70 Nm Motor nuts 50 N Bottom brakcet bolts 30 Nm Crank bolts...
- Page 57 The bar must close with a resistance of 120-150 N. Otherwise, the handlebars may come loose while riding, resulting in serious injuries. The correct tension of the chain The chain should not be too tight. It must be able to move. The chain should be able to be moved up and down by about half a centimetre without any effort.
- Page 58 Adjusting chain tension (Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact) In order to set the chains to the correct tension, it is important that the correct sequence is followed. Follow the instructions below to adjust the hub and tension wheel so that the chains have the correct tension: Loosen the nuts [A] on both sides of the hub.
- Page 59 Adjusting chain tension Easy Rider Small In order to set the chains to the correct tension, the following actions must be taken: Loosen the nut [A] a few turns. On the other side, prevent the nut from turning with a wrench. Push the tensioner upwards to increase the tension on the chain.
- Page 60 Replacing the shock absorber Easy Rider The Easy Rider has a suspension frame (optional choice of suspension suitable for the body weight). To replace the suspension is recommended to hang the bicycle in a hoist. Make sure the swingarm can hang freely from the rear fork. To replace the suspension: Loosen the hexagon bolt [A].
- Page 61 Seat suspension Easy Rider Compact The Easy Rider Compact has a seat with a suspension spring (optional choice of suspension depending on body weight). This spring can be pre-tensioned to make the suspension a bit stiffer. To increase the tension of the suspension, follow these steps: Grasp both the tension ring and the suspension with your hands.
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Page 62: Return Point For Removal
Do you use the Van Raam E-Bike App and have you linked your bike and battery to the app? Make sure you disconnect the bike and battery from the app when transferring/selling. -
Page 63: Warranty
Van Raam parts, without permission from Van Raam. The original CE-declaration on the bicycle will also lapse in the event of adjustments by third parties. -
Page 64: Frame Number
Frame number You will find the frame number on the sticker. This sticker is applied to the frame, see pictures. Example sticker: Position sticker Easy Rider, Easy Rider Compact and Easy Rider Small: Easy Rider Easy Rider Compact On the frame tube At the back of the frame tube Easy Rider Small On the frame tube... -
Page 65: Maintenance Recommendation
A Van Raam bike often is subject to extensive use and must perform in all weather conditions. By correctly maintaining the bike, the lifecycle can be extended greatly. This maintenance can be done by a Van Raam dealer. In most cases, you can do the monthly and annual inspection yourself. - Page 66 Service moment 15-30 minutes Among them: Check tyres and inflate • Check the spoke tension • Check the chain tension and grease • Tighten any bolts and nuts if needed • Check all brake cables and brake calipers • Check the gears •...
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Page 67: Service Plan
Service plan Service moment Yes/No Date: Dealer: Mechanic: Remarks: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………..………………………………………………………………………………………………… Service moment Yes/No Date: Dealer: Mechanic: Remarks: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………..………………………………………………………………………………………………… Service moment Yes/No Date: Dealer: Mechanic: Remarks: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………..………………………………………………………………………………………………… Version 23.02 67/71... - Page 68 Annual inspection Date Dealer Mechanic Remarks Version 23.02 68/71...
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Page 71: Delivery And Service Form
With this form, the dealer and the end user also sign that the end user has been instructed about the operation of the bicycle, that the bicycle has been adjusted to the wishes of the end user and that the end user has received the original Van Raam manual.