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Adaptive tricycles and wheelchair bikes. A foldable adaptive recumbent trike that adjusts to fit children through tall adults.
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Van Raam · Adaptive tricycles and wheelchair bikes · PA-023
Van Raam VeloPlus wheelchair transport bike
The Van Raam VeloPlus is a wheelchair transport bike with a front platform that tilts down to form a ramp, so the passenger rolls on and stays seated in their own wheelchair. The rider pedals behind with electric assist that also works in reverse. The platform carries 140 kg including the wheelchair, or 200 kg in the reinforced version.
- Type
- wheelchair transport bike
- Weight
- 64 kg; 74.8 kg with electric system
- Platform load
- 140 kg incl. wheelchair; 200 kg reinforced
- Max rider weight
- 110 kg
Van Raam VeloPlus key features
- Tilting platform doubles as a loading ramp
- Electric pedal assist with reverse function
- 8 gears, hydraulic disc brakes and parking brake
- Optional winch to pull the wheelchair on board
- Divisible frame option
- Extra battery pack option
Who the Van Raam VeloPlus suits
For families and care settings that want to take a wheelchair user cycling with no transfer out of the chair. The rider may weigh up to 110 kg and needs an inseam of 80 to 95 cm.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 64 kg (141.1 lb)
- Max user weight
- 110 kg (243 lb). rider 110 kg; platform load 140 kg incl. wheelchair (200 kg reinforced)
- Range
- 34 km (21 miles)
- Top speed
- 20 km/h (12.4 mph)
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Van Raam VeloPlus specifications
| Type | wheelchair transport bike |
|---|---|
| Weight | 64 kg; 74.8 kg with electric system |
| Platform load | 140 kg incl. wheelchair; 200 kg reinforced |
| Max rider weight | 110 kg |
| Length x width | 253 x 110 cm |
| Rider inseam | 80 to 95 cm |
| Wheels | 20 in front, 26 in rear |
| Gears | 8 |
| Max assisted speed | 20 km/h |
| Range | about 59 km average (34 to 90 km) |
| Guide price | from GBP 8,664 ex VAT and shipping (about USD 11,300) |
| Maker country | Netherlands |
| Brand | Van Raam |
| Category | Adaptive cycles and handcycles, Adaptive tricycles and wheelchair bikes |
| Catalog ID | PA-023 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Van Raam VeloPlus: common questions
Does the passenger have to leave their wheelchair?
No. The wheelchair rolls onto the tilting front platform and the passenger stays in it for the ride.
How much weight can the VeloPlus platform carry?
140 kg including the wheelchair as standard, or 200 kg with the reinforced platform. The rider limit is 110 kg.
How big is the Van Raam VeloPlus?
It is 253 cm long and 110 cm wide, and weighs 74.8 kg with the electric system.
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