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THERAPEUTIC RECREATION DEMO DAY - Kids Mobility Network Kids Mobility Network offers a variety of adaptive tricycles from several manufacturers including Rifton, Freedom Concepts, Amtryke, and Triaid to name a few.
Electric and Manual Recumbent Trikes / Quads Kids Mobility Network offers innovative 3-wheel and 4-wheel recumbent cycles that feature electric drive systems for any cyclist seeking high performance alternatives to 2-wheel bicycles. Kids Mobility Network offers various manual and electric tandem cycles to provide unique cycling solutions for families seeking adventure with shared controls.
Kids Mobility Network offers a variety of electric cargo bikes which opens cycling adventure for families with unique situations. Adaptive Jogging Strollers Kids Mobility Network offers a number of adaptive jogging solutions for on-road and off-road applications, including Josi, Benecykl, Adaptive Star, and Leggero - some of which convert to a bike trailer.
Kids Mobility Network offers bike trailers that can accommodate children or adults from a variety of manufacturers including Josi, Benecykl, and Adaptive Star. A Great Venue for a Great Event!
Thunder Ridge Middle School Join us on March 22, 2025 Click Here to Learn more about Kids Mobility Network's Boundless Cycles Initiative Program BOUNDLESS CYCLES INITIATIVE - DEMO DAY Kids Mobility Network is hosting a spring Boundless Cycles Inititative Demo Day.
This event provides guests with the opportunity to see a variety of therapeutic recreation devices including adaptive bikes, adaptive tricycles, tandem cycles, hand cycles, electric assist adaptive cycles, 3-wheel and 4-wheel electric recumbent cycles, adaptive jog strollers, electric cargo bikes, and bike trailers.
Click here to download the guest invitation flyer Our 2025 event will take place on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at Thunder Ridge Middle School in Aurora, Colorado. The facility provides space to accomodate our vendors and guests, as well as a dedicated area to test drive the many cycles that Kids Mobility Network offers. Attendance is free for guests.
Families with children or adults with disabilities seeking cycling, hiking, or jogging solutions Veterans that are seeking cycling solutions Adults seeking high-performance alternatives to 2-wheel bicycles - more stable - more comfortable Case Managers looking for solutions for their clients Healthcare professionals wanting to learn about solutions for their patients This event is free to attend and offers a great opportunity to learn more about Kids Mobility Network's very popular Boundless Cycles Initiative Program.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see many pieces of equipment from a variety of manufacturers and learn about specific features and capabilties of the many options.
In addition to seeing many pieces of equipment, attendees can test drive a variety of adaptive bikes, electric recumbent trikes, 4x4 electric quad cycles, tandems, electric cargo bikes, jog strollers and bike trailers from Kids Mobility Network's immense fleet of demo equipment.
As the leading provider of adaptive bikes, accessible cycles, and therapeutic recreation equipment in Colorado, Kids Mobility Network provides families with the most comprehensive solutions including: Assessment and Configuration Assembly, Fitting and Training Recreational Equipment at this Event Partners that will be Attending Special Thanks to our Event Sponsors Download the Event Sponsorship Prospectus Freedom Concepts custom-builds adaptive tricycles that provide mobility and therapeutic benefits to thousands of individuals throughout North America.
Freedom Conepts will be onhand to assist our guests in evaluating and test driving their adaptive tricycles. Rifton is a leading manufacturer of medical equipment and offers one of the finest adaptive tricycles on the market today. Rifton will be onhand to assist our guests in evaluating and test driving their Rifton adaptive tricycles.
As our Presenting Sponsor, MGA Homecare will attend this event to share information about their professional home healthcare and therapy services. Their physical therapists will be on site to assist with cycle test drives. Our friends from HealthPro Pedatrics will have several of their physical therapists on site to assist guests in positioning and fitting for demo rides on the various cycles, joggers and bike trailers.
HealthPro Pediatrics operates several therapy clinics across the Denver metro area. Accessible Cycles Group owns and distributes DuraTrike, DuraQuad, and TrikExplorUSA cycles. ACG's many cycles will be on display and available for guests to test ride to evaluate their innovative recumbent trikes and quads.
ARCH at Children's Hospital Colorado provides recreational resources and programs for children, teens and young adults with physical disabilities. This program helps kids with physical disabilities find confidence and freedom through sports and outdoor recreation. Veteran with Disabilities Physical / Occupational Therapist Consumer Seeking Alternative to Bicycle
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Colorado residents, particularly families with children in need of adaptive cycling equipment. Nonprofits working with these families. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Boundless Cycles Initiative is funded by Kids Mobility Network. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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