Cycling

 

Some of the disabilities that participate in this sport are:

 

• Amputees
• Dwarf
• Hearing Impairment
• Learning Disabilities
• Cerebral Palsy
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Spina bifida
• Full use of their upper limbs
• A disability affecting all four limbs
• Limited mobility in their lower limbs
• Visual Impairment
• Severe Disabilities

 

Cycling is an excellent form of exercise and a great way to get out and see the countryside. There are many types of cycles that enable a wide range of disabilities to take part:

 

There are:

 

• Adapted cycles
• Trikes
• Tandems
• Handcycles

 

If you cannot propel yourself you can have assisted power or even allow a carer to cycle for you.

 

For more information select one of the links below:

 

Cycling

 

Learning Disability Cycling

 

Handcycling