All Ages, All Riders, All Abilities 

Adaptive Riding

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, each equipped with special seating, footplates, or headrests to ensure safe, comfortable, and accessible riding. 
Discovery Series

DCP Mini

Designed for our smallest riders, the DCP Mini is an upright adaptive tricycle.

Age Range: 18 months - 5 years
Inseam Range: 10" - 17"
Weight Limit: 60 lbs
Discovery Series

DCP12

The DCP12 adaptive tricycle provides excellent stability and fits through standard doorways.

Age Range: 4 - 8 years
Inseam Range: 13" - 23"
Weight Limit: 125 lbs
Discovery Series

DCP16

The DCP16 helps riders build their confidence and independence.

Age Range: 7 - 14 years
Inseam Range: 19" - 28"
Weight Limit: 150 lbs
Adventurer Series

AS2000

Designed for individuals aged 14 years old and up, the AS2000 is a top-of-the-line upright adult adaptive tricycle.

Age Range: 14 years +
Inseam Range: 22" - 31"
Weight Limit: 225 lbs (300 lbs with heavy duty wheels)
Adventurer Series

AS2600

The AS2600 is an upright adult adaptive tricycle and is the largest single-rider bike we make.

Age Range: 14 years +
Inseam Range: 26” – 36”
Weight Limit: 300 lbs
Odyssey Series

ASR16

For individuals aged 7 to 16 years old, the ASR16 is a recumbent tricycle featuring a highly adjustable slide seating system and a lower step-through height.

Age Range: 7 - 16 years
Inseam Range: 19” – 30”
Weight Limit: 225 lbs
Odyssey Series

ASR2011

The ASR2011 is a semi-recumbent tricycle suitable for pre-teens and adults.

Age Range: 10 years +
Inseam Range: 22” – 35”
Weight Limit: 225 lbs (430 lbs for heavy duty model)
Excursion Series

ET2611

The ET2611 is our adaptive tandem bicycle that is built for two.

Age Range: 7 years +
Inseam Range: 18” – 30”
Weight Limit: 400 lbs
Expedition Series

EHDU12

The EHDU12 is an upright handcycle that features an adjustable steering column which provides a safe and comfortable riding experience for the user.

Age Range: 4 - 8 years
Inseam Range: 13" - 23"
Arm Length: 16”-24”
Weight Limit: 125 lbs
Expedition Series

EHDU16

The EHDU16 is an upright handcycle that will grow with most individuals from the age of 7 to 14 years old for many years to come thanks to its adjustability.

Age Range: 7 - 14 years
Inseam Range: 13” – 28”
Arm Length: 16” – 24”
Weight Limit: 150 lbs
Expedition Series

EHDU20

Due to adjustability, this model can take riders with diagnoses affecting the lower extremities.

Age Range: 14 years +
Inseam Range: 23” – 31”
Arm Length: 20”-30”
Weight Limit: 225 lbs
Expedition Series

Defier

The Defier is our semi-recumbent handcycle designed for individuals 10 years old and up.

Age Range: 10 years +
Inseam Range: 19” – 35”
Arm Length: 16”- 32”
Weight Limit: 225 lbs
Strae Series

Strae Sport

The STRAE Sport Handcycle is a recumbent handcycle for teen and adult users with spinal cord injuries, amputations, neurological conditions, and more.

Age Range: 14 years +
Inseam Range: 16" - 34"
Arm Length: 19” - 27”
Weight Limit: 250 lbs
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Customizations

Accessories

All Freedom Concepts adaptive tricycles are designed for mobility, therapy, recreation, fun and freedom! With the use of our accessories, Freedom Concepts adaptive tricycles can be customized and adjusted to the exact specifications and requirements unique to each rider. This ensures that each adaptive tricycle is a perfect fit, customized to help create an enjoyable riding experience for each rider.  
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Our Testimonials

Hear from our customers...

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    Jerzee's Freedom

    Nothing holding her back

    Not only is Jerzee’s adaptive tricycle a great source of therapy, it also allows her to join her friends for bike rides. In this video testimonial, we spoke with Jerzee herself as well as her mom about the impact Jerzee’s adaptive tricycle has had on her....
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    Sammy’s Freedom

    Propelling himself forward

    In 2011, Alia Wright and her son Sammy Jackson were in a car accident where Sammy suffered a traumatic brain injury that left him unable to walk and talk. “At first he couldn’t move anything, but he’s gotten a lot better over the many years of physical therapy,” Alia said. “He has some seizures here and there, but overall he’s...
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    Jordan’s Freedom

    Helping Him Find Success on The Basketball Court

    14-year-old Jordan Pivirotto loves sports. His favorite is basketball. As the manager and a player on his middle school basketball team, he dedicates a lot of time to the sport. Jordan has autism and several global developmental delays. He receives a number of different therapies including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and most recently, therapy from riding his Freedom...
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    Chase’s Freedom

    Mobility that adjusts with you

    Thank you to Chase’s Educational Assistant Teresa for taking the time to write and share this testimonial! Melanie describes her 14-year-old son as a child who enjoys going for walks and car rides, riding his bike, swimming, and eating! Chase has Lennox-Gastaunt syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy. Affected children experience several different types of seizures, most commonly atonic, tonic...
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    Hayden's Freedom

    A whole new world

    Watch Hayden enjoy his ride with his sister on his ASR2011 Freedom Concepts Adaptive Bike....
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    Hunter’s Freedom

    The freedom, adventure, and joy

    Freedom Concepts is grateful for the support of non-profit funders, all across North America, who help to get bikes to children who need them. From time to time though, we come across a true grassroots effort that is as inspiring as it is generous. This is a wonderful story that illustrates how one group of colleagues, all on their own,...
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