Rifton Adaptive Tricycles are adapted sports bicycles that enable children and adolescents with physical disabilities to improve leg strength and reciprocal leg movement in a way that is fun and recreational.

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Use of the adaptive tricycle can improve balance, coordination and strength in children with disabilities. In children with cerebral palsy, studies show the generalization of these skills into further functional mobility.

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Michelle Meier, PT, DPT explains the features and positioning options of Rifton’s Adaptive Tricycle, and its therapeutic benefits.

Apr 7, 2016 · Adaptive Mobility and Positioning The right equipment, adjusted properly can make a world of difference.

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Here is Rifton’s Adaptive Tricycle. This is the large size for users up to 310 pounds, with an inside leg length up to 38 inches, which is equivalent to the height from the pedal to the seat. Top Features and Components

For additional funding options, many of which are specifically for adaptive trikes, check our expanded funding resources listing.

Adaptive tricycles and gait trainers provide practice in motor skills that positively impact muscles, joints and motor control for the student’s functional ability in the future.