Upright tricycles

Great for balance if you are getting (back) into cycling.

Fixed/free transmission
– Pedalling can be set to fixed wheel (bike travels in direction of pedalling i.e. if riders peals backwards then bike travels backwards)
– Effective in teaching pedalling to riders with a learning disability or autistic spectrum disorder
– Pedalling can be set to free wheel (more suited to uneven ground to allow for periods without pedalling)

Wide wheelbase and low centre of gravity
– Stable when stationary or moving
– Ideal for riders with poor balance
– Minimal risk of over-balancing

Supportive seat
– Wide, supportive back-rest
– Rider can be strapped into the seat with Velcro straps (ideal for riders with limited core strength)

Strong and reliable
– Strong wheels and mountain biking tyres – ideal for New Forest cycle tracks

On the PedALL fleet:
– 1 x Draisin Neon (suitable for 4-14 years)