top of page
Kids and adults with special needs deserve the chance to learn and experience the benefits and joy of riding a bicycle.
We hold camps teaching those in need how to ride a bike!
A study conducted by the University of Michigan reported fewer than 20% of children with autism and 10% with Down’s syndrome learn to ride a bike. Learning to ride a bike will help them develop physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. The confidence and the joy gained is immeasurable!
Learning to bike ride is a rite of passage, but for those with special needs—each of which has a unique set of challenges to overcome like limited mobility, sensory difficulties, or communication/social deficiencies—the opportunity may not always present itself.
Strider recently released a new upgraded 20x bike. It now can convert to pedals just like the 14x strider bikes. This bike will open new doors for the adult disabled and special needs community!
bottom of page