Vanraam Fun2Go 2 User manual

Version 23.05
Van Raam
Guldenweg 23
7051 HT Varsseveld, The Netherlands
[phone]
[email protected]
www.vanraam.com
User Manual
Combination Fun2Go 2 and FunTrain 2
Fun2Go 2
FunTrain 2

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Table of contents
Manufacturer contact details..................................................................................................................... 3
Conformity........................................................................................................................................................ 3
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................... 4
Item number .................................................................................................................................................... 4
Indication........................................................................................................................................................... 5
Intended usage ............................................................................................................................................... 5
Safety measures............................................................................................................................................. 6
Adjusting the bicycle ...................................................................................................................................10
Before the first use......................................................................................................................................13
Silent electrical system ..............................................................................................................................18
Silent Electrical System options..............................................................................................................28
Van Raam e-bike app..................................................................................................................................31
Accessories.....................................................................................................................................................33
Technical specifications .............................................................................................................................42
Maintenance and adjustments to be done by owner.......................................................................43
Repairs and maintenance to be done by dealer.................................................................................44
Disposal...........................................................................................................................................................50
Handover/sale to a new owner...............................................................................................................50
Guarantee .......................................................................................................................................................50
Frame number...............................................................................................................................................51
Maintenance recommendation ...............................................................................................................52
Service plan....................................................................................................................................................54
Delivery and service form..........................................................................................................................59

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Manufacturer contact details
Van Raam
Guldenweg 23
7051 HT Varsseveld, The Netherlands
[phone]
[email protected]
www.vanraam.com
Conformity
Europe (CE)
Van Raam Reha Bikes B.V., as manufacturer, declares that the Fun2Go 2 / FunTrain 2, as
described in this user manual, is manufactured in accordance with Regulation (EU)
2017/745, risk class 1. The Fun2Go 2 / FunTrain 2 supplied with the Silent electrical
system also complies with Directive 2006/42/EC including the applicable parts of EMC
Directive 2014/30/EU and the NEN-EN 15194:2017 Bicycles - Electric supporting bicycles
- EPAC Bicycles - part 4.2 Electrical requirements. The signed declaration of conformity
can be found on the Van Raam website.
UK (UKCA)
Van Raam Reha Bikes B.V. as manufacturer declares that the Fun2Go 2 / FunTrain 2, as
described in this user manual, is manufactured in accordance with the "Essential
Requirements of Medical Devices Regulation 2002" (UK MDR 2002 Class 1 Medical
Devices). The Fun2Go 2 / FunTrain 2 supplied with the Silent electrical system also
complies with the "Machinery (Safety) Directive SI 2008/1597" including the applicable
parts of "Electro Magnetic Compatibility Regulations SI 2016/1091" and the NEN-EN
15194:2017 Bicycles - Electric support bicycles - EPAC Bicycles - part 4.2 Electrical
requirements. The Fun2Go 2 / FunTrain 2 is provided with UKCA label according to "EU Exit
Regulations 2020/1478". The signed declaration of conformity can be found on the Van
Raam website.

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Introduction
We urge you to read this user manual thoroughly before using
the bicycle. Always follow the instructions as outlined in the
user manual and keep them safe. The most up-to-date version
of the user manual can be found on the product page of the
bicycle on the www.vanraam.com website.
For children and people with limited mental faculties, all safety and usage aspects of this
user manual must be made understandable by a responsible, supervisory person.
Item number
Fun2Go item number: 387-
FunTrain item number: 389-
Delivery
The delivery should include the following:
•Tricycle with packaging
•User manual(s)
•Possible Smart-battery including card with 5-digit code (depending on options)
•Possible chargers (depending on options)
•(Spare) keys
Check the delivery immediately after receiving it. In case of damage or incomplete delivery
we ask you to contact your dealer immediately. Upon delivery you should fill out the form
“Form service, maintenance, modifications an warranty claims” in the back of this manual.
READ CAREFULLY

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Indication
The Fun2Go 2 is widely used by institutions, homes, individuals and municipalities, and is
aimed at people who are no longer able to ride on their own in traffic. The main rider of the
bicycle must be able to control and operate the bicycle at all times. The passenger may
have a disability, due to a very wide range of conditions. The Fun2Go 2 can be used by
children or adults with neuromuscular disorders (such as cerebral palsy, muscular
dystrophy). This also covers problems with coordination, balance disorders and a limited
natural range of movement. As well as people with a visual impairment. The FunTrain 2 is
an option that can be added to the Fun2Go 2 that allows 1 able-bodied person to cycle
with 3 co-riders.
Intended usage
The tricycle has been designed for normal use on a flat, solid surface. In general, tricycle
caution should always be observed when using the tricycle. Moreover, the safety
instructions as described in this manual should be explicitly followed. Local traffic laws and
regulations should also be observed.
The tricycle is meant for two persons, coupled to the FunTrain 2 it is meant for four
persons. The driver should be independently mobile and may not have any serious visual
or other impairment, which prevent responsible participation in traffic. The maximum user
weight and basket load (to be found in the chapter ‘Technical Specifications’) may not be
exceeded.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage or injury caused as a result of or
during the course of any other type of use.

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Safety measures
•There should always be a supervising person as the main driver of the bike. This
main driver is always responsible for the safe use of the bike.
•Ensure the tricycle is in good condition each time before using it. Check before
each ride that the brakes are in order. Check the lighting and make sure there is
enough tyre pressure.
•Regularly check if the wheels, the handlebars and the saddle are properly fixed
and also whether all screw joints are tight.
•Only use the tricycle on a solid and level surface.
•It is not recommended to cycle on a slope steeper than 10%, this carries an
increased risk.
•It is advised to drive slowly on slopes, especially when riding backwards. When
braking while riding backwards, it is advised to use a dosed braking force. When
doing so, avoid the bike losing contact with the road.
•In the case you stand still on a slope or ramp, proceed to drive off slowly. While
driving off you can lean forwards to prevent the front wheel being lifted.
•Are you rolling backwards on a slope? Then brake densely to prevent the front
wheel from losing contact with the road surface.
•Avoid riding on steep slopes when your bike is fitted with one of the following
accessories on the rear of the bike: Walking Holder bracket, wheelchair holder, or
loaded baskets. In these cases the front wheel of your bike may lose contact with
the road more easily.
•Make sure that wide trousers or lose hanging clothing don’t get caught in the
chain, spokes or pedals.
•Do not use a pressure washer or a steam cleaner for the cleaning of the tricycle.
•Block the tricycle to stop it from moving when you are getting on or off the
tricycle. Do this by using the parking brake and holding the tricycle. See the
chapter “Before the first use” for proper use of the parking brake.
•Always lock the tricycle when leaving it unattended.
•Make sure that you do not reach a dangerous speed when driving downhill and
entering tunnels. Brake in time and bike at a moderate speed.
•In case of pregnancy, extra care is required owing to a higher risk of injury.
•Please note that brake discs can become hot during braking. Be careful not to
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•Do not leave the tricycle in direct sunlight: the temperature of some parts could
exceed 41ºC resulting in possible burns to the skin.
•If the bicycle has pedal assistance: practice using the starting aid and reverse
function. When using the bicycle, make sure that the starting aid or reverse
function is not activated unintentionally. For example, if the pedals are playfully
turned backwards at a traffic light, the reverse function will be activated and the
bike will start to reverse. For more information, read the chapter "Electro System
Silent" carefully.
•If a charger is supplied with the bicycle, please also read the section "Charger
safety measures" in the "Electro System Silent" chapter.
•For safety reasons, the Fun2Go with pedal assistance is limited to a maximum of
20 km per hour.
Extra attention is essential if a child is using the tricycle!
•Never leave a child alone with the tricycle without supervision!
•Always have the child wear a tricycle helmet! Make sure the helmet fits
correctly!
Extra attention is required if a child or adult with limited mental perception is
using the bicycle.
Tips for safe cycling
Make sure you have adjusted the bike properly to the riders' measurements, after that you
can use the bike safely and comfortably.
Riding a side by side tandem is a completely different experience than a bike
with two wheels!
Key safety points for the main rider
•Cycle extremely carefully during the first ride.
•Practice steering around corners and braking in particular, as a side by side
tandem can react the opposite way than you might expect.
•Keep your hands on the handlebars and feet on the pedals while riding.

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•Test the handling of the side by side tandem at an appropriate speed on an
uneven surface. This will help you learn to respond better to unexpected
movements of the bike and handlebars while riding.
•Explore how the tilting motion of the side by side tandem responds to body
posture. Hang towards the inner side of the turn. Make turns at an appropriate
speed.
•Small obstacles should be ridden over at an appropriate speed.
•Obstacles higher than five centimetres should be avoided.
•One of the brake levers operates the brake on the front wheel. Extra caution is
required here, because the front wheel can lock if the brakes are pulled too
strongly. Practise braking in a measured way.
Check before every ride
Contact your dealer and do not use the bike as soon as you notice any irregularities during
the check!
•Check that the brakes are working correctly. The brakes should work and you
should feel pressure on the brake lever.
•Make sure there is enough air in the tires. The tires may be inflated to the
maximum pressure indicated on the side of the tire. Tip for extra comfort: You do
not have to inflate the front wheel to the maximum pressure, but make sure you
always stay above the minimum specified pressure.
•Check that the lights are working correctly. See chapter "Before the first use" for
the correct setting of the lights.
•Check that the seat and handlebars are properly secured. See chapter "Adjusting
the bicycle" for the correct adjustment of the seat and handlebars.
•Make sure the battery is sufficiently charged (optional).
As with all mechanical parts, the bicycle is subject to wear and tear and high loads. If a
component fails, it could result in very dangerous situations and lead to harm or injury to
the user of the bicycle. Any cracks, scratches or change of colour in sections of a
component that are subject to heavy loads is an indication that the component should be
replaced.

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Load
The maximum permissible load must not be exceeded. See the information in the table
with technical data under the chapter "Technical specifications" in the user manual. The
permissible load is understood to mean the total load, including the load in the basket and
what is carried on the carrier rack.
Make sure that the permitted weight of the basket is not exceeded (maximum 20 kg). No
people are allowed to be carried in the basket.
Damaged or worn parts
The replacement and repair of the parts (frame, front fork, lights, brakes, drive and
handlebar) should always be carried out by a dealer. Otherwise, the warranty will be void
and the user will themselves be liable for any damage.
Safety-related parts must always be replaced by new parts!

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Adjusting the bicycle
Before using the bike, adjust it to the measurements of the main rider and co-rider. This is
essential, especially for the seat and handlebars.
If it's not possible to adjust it optimally with the given instructions, please contact your
dealer for a suitable workaround.
The brakes are correctly adjusted as standard and should only be checked and adjusted by
the dealer during regular maintenance.
Make sure that fingers and other limbs do not get caught when adjusting
the bicycle
Seat position
To adjust the seat position correctly, the main
rider must place one foot on the pedal in the
outermost position away from the co-rider.
Adjust the position so that the leg is straight but
still relaxed in this situation.
To adjust the seat:
1. Pull the lever [A] on the outer side of
the seat outwards.
2. Slide the seat to the correct position,
then release the lever.
Caution: Make sure the adjustment of the seat
slides into the locking position. You might hear a
click when this happens.
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Seat depth
The seating area of the seat can be adjusted to tailor
the seat to the user's comfort. In order to adjust the
seat, follow these steps:
1. Remove the seat cushion [A] from the seat
frame.
2. Now that the seat cushion has been
removed, the seat frame can be adjusted in
relation to the backrest. To do this, loosen
the 4 socket head screws [B] a few turns.
3. Slide the seat frame forwards or
backwards.
4. Tighten the 4 socket-head screws [B].
5. Place the seat cushion by first sliding the
front edge over the seat frame. Then push
the 4 snap covers into the holes.
Caution! Adjusting the seat depth affects the
minimum and maximum inside leg length for the
bike.
[A]
[D]
[B]
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Handlebar height
The height of the handlebars influences 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 handlebars:
1. Loosen the hex key [A] a few turns with an
Allen key.
2. Slide the handlebar stem to the correct
height and then tighten the hex key firmly
again.
Do not pull out the handlebar stem further than the mark.
Otherwise, the tube will not stick into the shaft deep enough
and there is a risk of it breaking off, which can lead to serious
injuries.
Handlebar position
You can angle the handlebars. This affects the
posture of your arms. Decide for yourself in
practice what is most comfortable.
To angle the handlebars:
1. Loosen the bolt [A] with a few turns
with an Allen key.
2. Move the handlebars to the desired
position and then firmly re-tighten the
screw.
MIN INSERT
[A]
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Before the first use
Parking brake (Fun2Go)
Always use the parking brake if you park the
tricycle and leave it behind.
Block the tricycle with the hydro brake when
passengers are getting on and off.
To operate the parking brake, squeeze the left
brake [A] and secure the brake with the lever [B].
Always try to park the tricycle on a level surface. The tricycle may never be
parked on a slope bigger than 6 degrees.
Parking brake (FunTrain)
When the FunTrain is parked separately from the
Fun2Go, use the parking brake [A] of the FunTrain.
[B]
[A]
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Lighting
Normally, the lighting on your bike can be operated manually and set to different modes.
However, if your bike is equipped with the Silent Elektro system, your lighting will
automatically turn off when the electric system is activated. The controls of both the
manually operated and centrally operated lighting is explained below.
Manually operated headlight
The headlight has a button with three different
modes: ON –ON [50%] –OFF
Adjust the angle of the headlight to its correct position, when the
centre of the light beam is about 10 metres in front of the bicycle.
The headlight is powered by batteries. When the batteries are
nearly empty, the LED light in the button of the headlight will turn
red. Follow the steps to change the batteries of the headlight.
1. Open the headlight by pushing down the tab on the
housing and simultaneously pulling the front of the light
outward like shown.
2. Change the two alkaline batteries (2x AA).
3. Put the light back together by first pushing the top of the
light back into the housing and then pushing the bottom
of the light back over the tab of the housing.
You can only operate the light while your bike is standing still to avoid dangerous
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Manually operated rear light
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.
1. Use a flat object [C], such as a coin, to
pry off the front of the lamp.
2. Remove the front cover [D] from the
housing.
3. Replace the battery [E] at the back of
the PCB [E].
Battery type: CR2032
Batteries pollute the environment. When
disposing of them, please follow local
regulations.
[B]
[A]
[C]
[D]
[F]
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Centrally Operated Lighting
The bike has been equipped with centrally
operated lighting, with the lighting being
connected to the electric system.
The lighting will turn on automatically when the
electric system is activated.
Adjust the angle of the headlight, so that the centre of
the light beam is aimed about ten metres in front of
the bike.
You can manually turn the lighting on and off by
briefly pressing the bike light button on the display.
When the electric system is turned off, the lighting will
turn of automatically.
Make sure there is always a battery on the bike when you are cycling after dark!
Once the battery is nearly empty, the motor will no longer provide pedal support power
assistance while cycling. The lighting will still be powered by leftover power.
The USB port in the headlight has no function.
Gears
Standard the tricycle has eight gears. The gears
are used by turning the grip. Do not use the
pedals when turning the grip.

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Couple the FunTrain
Follow these steps to attach the FunTrain to a
Fun2Go with a ball coupling:
1. Lift the lever of the ball coupling [A]
over the tow ball [B].
2. Hook the safety cable [C] behind the
tow ball and into the bracket [D], as
shown.
3. The ball coupling is securely attached
to the tow ball when the indicator [E]
is in the green area with the "OK" sign.
4. Make sure to fold up the support
wheel after coupling. First, release the
locking bolt [F] by pulling it out.
5. Finally, fold up the support wheel until
the locking bolt clicks back into place
with an audible sound.
Uncouple the FunTrain
1. Unlock the locking bolt [F] of the support wheel by pulling it out.
2. Fold out the support wheel until the locking bolt [F] audibly clicks back into place.
3. Release the break cable [C] so that it is no longer hooked under the bracket [D].
4. Lift the lever and then lift the ball coupling off the tow ball.
Beware that the safety cable comes off the towing ball together with the trailer coupler.
[A]
[B]
[D]
[C]
[E]
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Silent electrical system
Item number: -2195
The Silent electrical system comprises 5 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
The display provides you with cycling information, which will be explained in more detail
later. The display is mounted onto the handlebars by means of a bracket. The display
cannot and does not have to be removed when leaving the bike.
(1) On/off
This button switches the electrical system on.
(2) Bicycle lights
The lights on the bicycle switch on automatically
when the electrical system is switched on. By
pressing this button briefly, the lights can be
switched off (and on).
Operation of the button unit
The button unit is mounted next to the handlebar grip. You use the button unit to operate
the electrical system.
The button unit can be mounted on the other side of the handlebars by your dealer.
(3) Mode
By pressing this button briefly, you can switch between
the different Screen modes.
(4) Plus - Increase pedal support power assistance
(5) Minus - Reduce pedal support power assistance
(6) starting aid
(1) (2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
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Information screen
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
(e) Speed indicator
(f) Speed
(g) Battery charge percentage
(h) Assistance mode
(i) Screen modes
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Screen modes
The screen mode (i) can be set by using the mode button (3) You can switch between the
following 3 screen modes while cycling.
1. 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.
The range is assistance mode dependent and is an estimate, so the actual range may
differ from the estimate. The range is dependent on several factors. Among others, the
range is influenced by: battery capacity, amount of assistance, tyre pressure, ride speed,
rider weight and load, and the environment.
2. Trip distance [TRIP]
This is the distance travelled since the trip odometer
was last reset. By holding down the mode button for
one second, the trip odometer can be reset to 0.
3. Total distance [TOTAL]
This is the total distance travelled by the bicycle when
the electrical system has been switched on.
Settings screen
In the settings screen, the brightness of the display and the
units of distance and speed can be changed.
To access the settings screen, the mode button (3) and the
plus button (4) should be pressed down simultaneously for
one second. Using the mode button (3), you can switch
between the settings. The plus and minus buttons (4,5) are
used to adjust the setting. To exit the setting screen, press
and hold the mode button (3) for one second.