As people get older, and their physical abilities change, riding a three-wheeled adult tricycle accommodates range of motion, strength, and balance challenges. Even if riding a bicycle isn’t safe or comfortable, a rider can safely work hands, legs, muscles, heart, and brain on an adult trike. Our product experts give their top recommendations in this article.
Kids with special needs often find barriers to physical activity and exercise. The benefits of increased strength and mobility, improved mood, and confidence can be provided for children with special needs by an adaptive tricycle. Our product experts give their top 4 selections in this article.
Handcycles provide independence and mobility and increase life satisfaction for people who have using their arms but not their legs. Handcycles are a great choice for people with spina, bifida, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, or who have had a stroke. Our product experts give their top five selections in this article.
