Mobility. Therapy. Recreation. Fun. Freedom.

Built to move you, Made to free you.

Our Adaptive Bikes

Walk, Run, Stride, Glide

Freedom of Independence

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Our Frame Runner

Dedicated to Your Comfort, Support and Style

Seating & Positioning

Our Chill-Out Chair
    Customized Solutions

    Adapted to fit your needs

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    Riding Solutions

    All ages, all riders, all abilities

    Freedom Concepts offers a wide range of options with our adaptive bikes, catering to almost every need. We customize and adjust each bike to meet the rider’s exact specifications and unique requirements. Our line of adaptive bikes includes upright tricycles, semi-recumbents, tandems, and handcycles.
    Our Adaptive Bikes
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    Featured Product

    The Mantis

    The MANTIS Frame Runner is an adaptive mobility device by Freedom Concepts that gives you the chance to walk, run, stride, and glide wherever you go. This mobility device provides support in a non-restrictive way, allowing the user to take the lead and have the freedom needed to feel independent.

    Frame Runner | Inseam Range: 22-29” | Weight Limit: 175 lbs 

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    Who we are

    About Freedom Concepts

    Our products provide mobility and therapeutic benefits to thousands of individuals throughout North America and globally.  We are dedicated to the cycle of mobility. We create handcrafted products with pride, quality, and ingenuity to provide therapy, recreation, fun, and most importantly, freedom. Our goal is to help individuals with limited mobility to experience a more active and fulfilling life.

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    Our Testimonials

    Hear from our customers...

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      Drew’s Freedom

      Getting better and better everyday

      Drew loves the bike and is getting better and better at it everyday.  He’s building his endurance and strength slowly.  For now, he’s only able to go short distances before he’s so exhausted he needs a break.  I’m afraid his legs are slightly weaker than I hoped.  Hopefully though, the daily practice will build up the muscles. He loves the...
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      Ayden’s Freedom

      Coolest kid on the block

      When Ayden Love grew out of the push tricycle he used as a toddler, his mother Anita Ellington said that riding a bike was no longer feasible for him. Ayden, now 7, has osteogenesis imperfecta type 5, a subtype of brittle bone disease. Although he can walk and bear weight, simple trips or falls can break or fracture bones. “Imagine...
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      Karter’s Freedom

      Labels do not define him

      Courage can be shown in many ways. Some people show it through their actions, some people show it through their words, but the most courageous people can show it without doing either. Karter Goodchild just turned four years old. He wasn’t even supposed to live to be four days old. Karter was born with severe spastic quadriplegia, a form of...
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      Ethan’s Freedom

      Memorable, effervescent and vivacious

      Christine Cerrato describes her 7-year-old son Ethan as memorable, effervescent and vivacious. “He’s one of those kiddos where if I didn’t tell you his medical history, and you just met him, you wouldn’t actually know what he’s faced,” Christine said. “And that makes it that much more shocking for people when they do hear what he’s faced because it’s so...
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      Leo’s Chill-Out Chair

      Safe and Calm

      A life-changing piece of equipment, the Chill-Out Chair, allows 7-year-old Leonardo Smith and his family to eat dinner together. “I can actually sit down to eat my food,” said Leo’s mom Amelia Lawrence, “I know that sounds crazy, but nobody really ever considers if one of your children has oropharyngeal dysphagia or  swallow dysfunction and poor airway clearance, that if...
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      Akshat’s Freedom

      Smiling, at school, at home, everywhere

      Vinita Phartyal describes her 6-year-old son Akshat as a happy boy who loves going to the beach, the park and riding his Freedom Concepts adaptive tricycle. “He’s a social butterfly, he loves meeting people,” Vinita said. “He’s always happy and smiling, at school, at home, everywhere.” Akshat has spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, a form of cerebral palsy that affects all...
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