We know that regular participation in cycling can lead to improved physical health and mental well-being, greater independence, and a sense of belonging to a larger community. A disability should not prevent people from those benefits. Cycling, particularly tandem cycling and group rides, give differently abled people a chance to engage with others and the world around them.
We can provide physical access to a range of various adaptive cycles, to discover possibilities. We can assist in finding the right fit between individual and cycle, and in identifying funding sources.
We partner with various nonprofits to lead sessions on such topics as learning-to-ride, safety and security, and places to ride. We attend events to provide information to a wide variety of audiences.
We support adaptive cycling for families and individuals who are differently abled, promoting cycling infrastructure such as bike paths, roadways, parking, bike racks, and other forms of advocacy.