FAQ
General
Registration is conveniently done online via our registration portal:
RAYMON CARE
With registration, you can – depending on the model and country – benefit from extended services or protection programs. Have your frame number and purchase receipt ready.
The range depends on numerous factors, such as:
- Battery capacity
- Support level
- Rider weight
- Terrain
- Tire pressure
- Outside temperature
- Headwind
- Riding style
Depending on the conditions, the actual range can vary significantly.
User manuals, technical documentation, software information, and current service updates can be found in the download section of our website or obtained through your authorized dealer.
Always contact the authorized dealer where the bike was purchased or one of our contract dealers. They will review the matter and handle further processing with our service team.
Please have the following ready:
- Purchase receipt
- Frame number
- Photos of the damage
- A brief description of the issue
Technology & Equipment
We recommend:
- First inspection after approx. 300–500 km or within the first three months.
- After that, at least once a year or according to the intervals specified by the component manufacturers.
- More frequently for intensive use.
Regular maintenance increases safety and extends the lifespan of your bike.
Our spare parts supply is generally handled through authorized dealers. This ensures that the correct components are selected and professionally installed.
Many accessories can be retrofitted without issues. However, safety-relevant components like brakes, suspension, drivetrain, or handlebars should only be installed or replaced by qualified workshops.
Error codes usually originate from the respective drive system and can have various causes. Note the displayed error code and contact your dealer. They can perform a detailed error analysis using diagnostic software.
The frame number – often called VIN or serial number – is usually located at the following spots on your RAYMON bike:
- Under the bottom bracket – Flip your bike over and check the underside of the frame.
- On the chainstay – On the side of the rear frame stay, near the rear wheel.
- Under the seat tube – Directly below the seat tube or on the seat clamp.
The number is usually engraved or applied as a sticker. If you can't find it, check your purchase documents.
To ensure the longest possible lifespan, we recommend:
- Store the battery at temperatures between 10 °C and 20 °C.
- Do not store the battery fully discharged for extended periods.
- For longer storage, keep the battery charged to about 30–60%.
- Only use the original charger.
- Protect the battery from extreme heat, frost, and moisture.