Meet The Fleet

Below is a selection of the types of cycles we have.
Having had a look at what's on offer will be helpful when you chat with our advisor about what suits you best.

We can’t guarantee availability immediately but can advise on alternatives if needed.
We can also let you know once the cycle becomes available.

Can't see what you need?

We are still building our fleet. If you require a different kind of cycle, please still get in touch and,
depending on demand, we may be able to acquire one.

Need further adaptations?

We'll do our best to make them happen!

Scroll down to learn about the types of things that can be done?

Van Raam Maxi Comfort

Van Raam has a variant of the traditional tricycle. This has a low spacious step through and easier sitting position. Instead of above the pedals, you sit a little behind them. This gives you a lower sitting position, so you can always mount with both your legs on the ground and have optimum space for knee movement. In this variant you do not need to raise the legs high for mounting and can draw the seat underneath yourself and then sit. With a lower centre of gravity this tricycle feels more comfortable than the conventional ones. The lower sitting position places lesser burden on your back, shoulders, neck and wrists. Many people find this cycle easier to ride than a traditional tricycle.

Triride Hybrid Plus Handcycle

A hybrid handcycle that provides electric assistance to boost speed and stamina while still providing the freedom and exercise of cycling. This handles difficult terrain with ease and clips on and off a standard wheelchair which can also be provided.

Van Raam Easy Rider (Electric)

The Easy Rider tricycle is a tricycle with a seat for adults. Because of the unique frame, there is a low entry, and the center of gravity lies lower. A big advantage of this third-generation tricycle is that the Easy Rider is very easy to ride on, even if you have never ridden a tricycle before. The Easy Rider has a comfortable seat with adjustable back support, lower back support, and raised edges on the side for better sitting comfort and lateral support. This provides a stable and secure feeling. The seat is easily adjustable with the quick-release lever. Getting off the bike is easy because the bike has a slightly higher seat. The forward pedaling movement and the suspension in the frame ensure perfect riding comfort. The Easy Rider tricycle with a seat is extremely agile and has a small turning circle. The bike also easily fits through a normal door.

Van Raam Maxi

The trendy Maxi is designed for stability and hence creates a feeling of security while cycling. You can easily mount and ride with this smooth-running tricycle.

Van Raam Midi (electric)

The Midi is a trendy tricycle designed for shorter people. It is a smooth-running three-wheeler with a solid finish and beautiful design.

It hasl electric pedal assist and it will be delivered as a smart e-bike.

Van Raam Easy Rider Compact (electric)

The Easy Rider Compact is a compact tricycle with a seat on which you can cycle very easily. This comfortable tricycle is suitable for small adults and large children. The trike has both a compact look and compact dimensions. The Easy Rider Compact has similar riding characteristics as the Easy Rider tricycle. The main difference being that the Easy Rider Compact is a lot more compact. The unique frame allows for a low entry level and a lower centre of gravity. This makes you feel safe and secure on the tricycle.

The forward pedalling motion and suspension in the seat ensure perfect riding comfort, making short but also longer distances comfortable. The seat of the seated tricycle is adjustable. The Easy Rider Compact is very manoeuvrable and has a small turning radius.

The Easy Rider Compact is suitable with an inner leg length of approximately 63 cm to 81 cm. This corresponds to a body height of about 1.40 to 1.70 metres.

Need something else?

Do you require something to cycle that we don't already have on the scheme? Fill in our eligibility checker or get in touch describing your ideal cycle, adaptation or needs in as much detail as possible.

If we can demonstrate demand, we may be able to acquire one for our fleet.

Adaptations for YOU

There are many adaptions that can be made to our standard cycles to make them even easier to use and accommodate a range of needs. This might be shifting controls to a single side drive for someone stroke affected or with a limb difference or simply providing toe-clips or gripping aids. We have limited capacity to provide these so please tell us anything we might need to consider so we can try and find a solution.

It's helpful to think about:

Seating

Consider your trunk stability and balance, if a standard saddle is not secure or comfortable enough we will choose a cycle that has different seating options. If you have back issues that require further support, consider a semi-recumbent. Other backrests and seating solutions can be considered.

Hand Controls

Think about your left and right-hand grip strength and dexterity. What movement is easiest for you to shift gears and brake? If no hand function is possible, other solutions like electronic or back peddle braking might be helpful.

Pedalling

Pedalling can be done with arms or legs, one limbed or two, and various strapping options and riding positions to account for variations in strength and control.

Unsure about Adaptations?

Our friends at Cyclescheme have put together a handy guide below:

Adaptations Guide

Not sure where to start?

There's a whole world of adapted bikes out there, from recumbent tandems to extreme, electric hand-cranked, adaptive mountain bikes but knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. Our friends at BikeRadar have put together a fantastic guide to Adaptive Bikes that might help you feel more confident.

Cycle Guide