Adaptive Biking with Cerebral Palsy

Listening to your body is key in adaptive living. When struggling with mobility, upgrading medical equipment can be a game-changer. After years on my adaptive trike, I recognized the need for change. This weekend, I found the perfect upgrade on Facebook Marketplace-a bike equipped with features enhancing independence, like a hand brake for smoother rides and a single handlebar for better control. Remember, upgrading your equipment can lead to newfound freedom and autonomy.

[@melissasolin1152]

I love this! a great way to get around town!! Your the best! it cheers me up seeing you so happy.

[@THEOFLORIDA]

I bet you feel the freedom God bless you guys

[@the_cp_life]

Definitely

[@Thomas-uv2zl]

This is wondeful

[@raymonhinegardner6538]

That is absolutely awesome. Such an inspiration. The dog is awesome as well. Way way cool thanks for sharing

[@the_cp_life]

I love my new bike the new Rifton’s are amazing. Also Henry is such an awesome dog.

[@bencaldecott6583]

Awwsome job

[@kennethfletcher1157]

I love your dog and great bike. I used to have one of the bikes like that to my dad sold it without me knowing.

[@the_cp_life]

Henry is supper awesome. Sorry about your bike

[@Chelsie2003]

I used to have a three-wheeled bike. I rode that thing ten miles every day. Rain or shine. My family couldn't afford a fancy one with all the safety features. We would just get mine from classified ads and I think once we got one from Walmart. Then my stupid CP had to crush some bones in my hand and I couldn't ride anymore. I've looked into getting one like you have but 20 years later and I still can't afford it

[@HennessyHendrix]

hell yeah