Description
Overview
Ride with your friends!
Most of us have fond memories of childhood bike rides. At Rifton we believe everyone deserves the chance to ride, especially someone with physical disabilities.
An adaptive tricycle is often medically necessary for someone who cannot walk independently or who sits for long hours in a wheelchair.
“My student received the trunk support and rear steering bar for his tricycle. He is cognitively impaired and blind, and now he can ride just like other children. The rear steer is fantastic and allows him to ride faster. Now his tricycle allows him to be a part of society and join his peers.”
Rachel Jodway
Dearborn Public School District, MI
The Benefits:
Therapeutic benefits of tricycling:
– Lower extremity strengthening
– Reciprocal leg motion patterning
– Balancing skills
– Using visual, spatial perception for steering
– Social interaction with peers and neighbours
Benefits of using the Adaptive Tricycle:
– No-tool adjustments
– Components such as the trunk support system and front or rear steering bar customize the tricycle to meet your child or client’s needs
Optional Components
Outdoor cover
Front basket
Mounting bar
Stationary stand
Pedal raise kit
Large pelvic harness
Large Abductor
Front guidebar
Front handbrake
Large hand anchors (pair)
Rear steer with rear handbrake
Rear push handle with rear handbrake
Large laterals (pair)
4 headrest choices
Seats
Large backrest pad
Large trunk support
2 handlebars
Rear steer
Specifications
Downloads
Rifton Adaptive Tricycle Product Manual
Rifton Adaptive Tricycle Brochure
Rifton Adaptive Tricycle Positioning Checklist
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