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Trailer Bikes for Children with Special NeedsTag Along Bicycles for Disabled Children and Adults
Children and adults with special needs can enjoy the fun of cycling by riding a trailer bike specifically designed for disabled people who cannot cycle on their own.
Trailer bikes are essentially the rear portion of a bicycle. Also known as tagalongs, they are popular with families, allowing parents to take their kids out for the day without having to worry about whether they will get tired. Most bike trailers are designed for small children with a weight limit of 80 lb/36 kg. This restricts their use for older heavier kids and people with special needs or disabilities. Fortunately there is now a solution which allows disabled people of any age to enjoy the thrill of cycling. Caboose Trailer BikeThe Caboose is a two wheel trailer bike manufactured by Morgan Cycle, specialists in beautifully designed retro bikes, trikes and scooters for children. Not only does this unique “trike” offer increased stability for those with special needs, the two models available can both take a person weighing up to 200 lb/90 kg. Features of the Caboose Bike Trailer
Cycling Gives Joy to Special Needs Children and AdultsThe stability of a two wheeled trailer bike allows those with disabilities to experience the thrill of cycling without the need to steer, maintain balance or even see where the bike is going. Traditional one-wheeled tag alongs can sway from side to side under certain conditions so the added stability of two wheels removes any potential fear allowing the rider to simply enjoy the ride. Where to Buy a Trailer Bike for the DisabledThis high quality unique bike trailer is well priced at only $299.99 (+ $30 for the larger model) and is available online from Pedal Cars and Retro Collectibles with free shipping in the US. Customers in Canada, Alaska and Hawaii can order the Caboose for an additional shipping charge. Tag Along Bicycles for Handicapped PeopleThe Caboose is an innovative product giving those with special needs the freedom to enjoy the joys of cycling that would otherwise be unavailable. Whilst pulling one with a 200lb passenger on board may be demanding, every pedal stroke is sure to put an enormous smile on the rider’s face. Related Articles You may also be interested in How to Choose a Tag Along Bicycle. Alternatively consider Buying a Child Trailer or a Child Bike Seat for very small children.
The copyright of the article Trailer Bikes for Children with Special Needs in Bicycle Types is owned by Helen Smeaton. Permission to republish Trailer Bikes for Children with Special Needs in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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