Our Trikes
Updated: Summer 2023
Since our founding in 2001, we have offered a wide variety of recumbent trikes at our independent cycle and adaptive cycling programs! As recumbent trikes and options for adaptive cycling improve, we update our fleet of cycles.
If you are interested in purchasing a trike, please call or email us to set up a test ride appointment at
413-584-2052 or info@alloutadventures.org.
Singles
Rover - Right Hand Control
- Horizontal handlebars with left-hand control of brakes and gears.
- Assist arms for getting in and out
- Good stability and easy steering
- Comfortable seating position for neck and back
- Adjustable seat position to accomodate many participants.
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Rover - Left Hand Control
- Horizontal handlebars with left-hand control of brakes and gears.
- Assist arms for getting in and out
- Excellent stability and steering
- Comfortable seating position for neck and back.
- Adjustable seat position and height to accomodate many participants.
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Villager
- Comfortable position for neck and back.
- Comfortable seat height for easier transfers in and out of the trike.
- Adjustable seat angle
- Vertical handlebars with wrist rest
- One of our most popular program trikes!
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- Comfortable position for neck and back.
- Seat is lower to the ground than some of our other trikes
- Seat is not adjustable; boom length adjustable.
- Compact and easy to ride, especially for smaller riders!
- Vertical handlebars.
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5.5.9
- Comfortable position for neck and back.
- Has assist arms for getting in and out of the trike
- Adjustable seat and boom for increased comfort
- Larger rear wheel
- Vertical handlebars with wrist rests
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Titan
- Sizing: this particular program cycle is able to support a higher weight capacity (400 lb) than others. Horizontal handlebars with brakes on each side.
- Comfortable seat with extra lumbar support.
- Adjustable seat position and height.
- Fairly lightweight and easy to steer.
For more information, visit:
www.tridenttrikes.com
KMX K-3
- The KMX K-3 is a trike designed for people with smaller bodies, including children. The KMX features a low center of gravity with the trike seat only 2 inches off the ground, a reclined seat designed for comfort and speed, and a lightweight frame.
Rider weight limit: 145 lb
Rider height range: Approximately 4’0″ – 4’10”
Triton TR-001R Small Trike
The Triton is perfect for people with smaller bodies, including children, to have the experience of cycling. Ride in comfort and style on this cruiser!
Rider weight limit: 220 lb
Rider height range: Approximately 3’8″ – 5’2″
Wheelchair Tandems
Opair
- This bike allows both the front passenger and caregiver to zip along the bike path and cover some ground.
- The Opair features an electric-assist system to help the caregiver power the bike.
- Person in the back, steers, brakes and pedals.
- Person in the front gets a great view!
- Front seat features include arm rest, adjustable foot rest and lap belts.
For more information, visit:
https://www.vanraam.com/en-gb
Velo Plus
- Platform design allows for a participant to ride while remaining in their wheelchair.
- The Velo Plus features a strong electric-assist system to offset the weight of the wheelchair and participant.
- Person in the back steers, brakes and pedals.
- Front platform may be lowered in order to roll a wheelchair onto the platform. Straps keep the wheelchair stationary while on the trike.
For more information, visit:
https://www.vanraam.com/en-gb
Tandems
Tandem Rover w/ IPS (Independent Pedaling System)
- Person in the front steers, brakes and pedals. Caregivers and/or PCAs often occupy this role.
- Participant rides in the back and can pedal or rest if needed without affecting the movement of the trike.
- Both riders can pedal independently at their own cadence.
- Seats are adjustable. Chest straps, seat padding, and other adaptations can be added if needed.
- Foot plate pedals that hold the foot securely on the platform pedal are available.
For more information, visit:
www.terratrike.com
Tandem Rover w/ IPS (Independent Pedaling System)
- Person in the front steers, brakes and pedals. Caregivers and/or PCAs often occupy this role.
- Participant rides in the back and can pedal or rest if needed without affecting the movement of the trike.
- Both riders can pedal independently at their own cadence.
- Seats are adjustable. Chest straps, seat padding, and other adaptations can be added if needed.
- Foot plate pedals that hold the foot securely on the platform pedal are available.
For more information, visit:
www.terratrike.com
Hand Cycles
Top End Excelerator
- Higher and more upright seat than other program handcycles.
- Bike is pedaled and steered with the hands. This bike shows a "glove" style hand grip that will hold a person's hands snugly in place with a quick release feature. Hand pedal grips can be swapped out to a different style.
- Pedal backwards to slow down and stop.
- Seat and foot rests are adjustable.
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Intrepid Tourer
- Lower, reclining seat.
- Bike is pedaled and steered with the hands. Hand pedal grips can be swapped out to a different style.
- Squeeze brakes on sides of seat to slow down and stop.
- Wide, comfortable seat.
Freedom Ryder
- Lower, reclining seat.
- Brake is located below the hand pedals.
- Bike is pedaled and steered with the hands. This bike shows a "glove" style hand grip that will hold a person's hands snugly in place with a quick release feature. Hand pedal grips can be swapped out to a different style.
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