DCP Mini

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Emotional

Discovery Series

Designed for our smallest riders, the DCP Mini is an upright adaptive tricycle. The DCP Mini can help riders as young as 18 months old all the way up to 5 years old reach therapeutic milestones, all while introducing them to the joys of adaptive biking.

Age Range:

18 months - 5 years

Inseam Length:

10" - 17"

Weight Limit:

60 lbs

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Features & Benefits

Fits through standard doorways with a width of 29”.

Quick release mechanisms on most adjustable parts to fit the bike to the rider’s exact size.

Candy Blue or Hot Rod Purple standard color options with many other upgraded color options available.

12″ smooth solid puncture-proof tires – Great for indoor or outdoor riding.

Independently adjustable hoop handlebars with telescopic posts.

Locked or unlocked handlebar positioning to limit or control the rider’s ability to steer the bike.

Direct drive gearing with easy pedal power to encourage reciprocal motion of the legs.

Standard mountain footplates with additional available upgraded footplate options.

ABS enclosed chainguard to protect little fingers from the bike’s chain.

Multiple options available for brake positioning and an option to add a secondary brake.

Supportive Mini High-Back seating system with multiple options to add lateral supports, adjustable tilt fork, harnesses or head supports.

Standard bike essentials including safety flag, wheel reflectors, animal squeaky horn or bell and multi-tool.

Multiple accessory options to further customize the bike to the rider’s needs.

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Available Accessories

Steering System

Rear Steer Handlebar

Our trademarked Rear Steer™ system allows the caregiver to steer or brake from behind the adaptive...

On/Off Pin Reciprocator

The on/off pin reciprocator gives families and caregivers the flexibility to adjust how the bike is ...

Seating Systems

Adjustable Tilt Fork

With the addition of our Adjustable Tilt Fork, therapists and caregivers can easily adjust the lengt...

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Frequently asked Questions

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Got questions about our Freedom Concepts products? We're here for it! We've rounded up answers to your most asked questions, as well as a few tips and tricks for difficult situations you may encounter. Didn't find what you were looking for? Visit our Contact Page and send us your question. 

All FAQs

Making the decision to purchase an adaptive bike is exciting and our team wants to ensure that the rider matches the correct product to meet their needs. Whether you are looking for a tricycle for yourself or making the purchase decision for someone else, considering the following questions will help aid in the buying process and will help to identify the Freedom Concepts adaptive tricycle model, accessories and customizations that will work best. This information helps our team design, assemble and deliver an adaptive tricycle that will make riding safe and comfortable while allowing riders to experience the therapeutic benefits and the joy of riding an adaptive tricycle.

Adaptive Bike Rider Information

Has the rider ever ridden an adaptive tricycle? What was the model?
How old is the rider?
What is the rider’s height?
What is the rider’s weight?
What is the rider’s diagnosis? How does the diagnosis affect them?
What is the rider’s inseam? Click here to learn how to measure inseam.
Is the rider expected to continue growing?
How is the rider’s trunk and head control?
How is the rider’s lower body control and strength?
Would the rider be able to transfer onto the bike independently?
Would the rider be able to pedal independently, or would they be mostly riding passively?

Ready to purchase? Contact us today!

The path to insurance funding for adaptive bikes is a challenging one, but persistence and preparation are your best tools to navigate this path. Many insurance providers in the United States are becoming more aware of adaptive mobility devices and alternative seating, but at the same time, the standards to clear for approval are evolving. Parents must be armed with an impeccable medical package to submit if they hope for approval.

Freedom Concepts offers many options for funding, which you can find here.

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Our Testimonials

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