Features of the Adaptive Tricycle

Features of the Rifton Adaptive Tricycles Handlebar choices for Rifton's adaptive trikes Open Access Storage Box Parking Brake Pedals have hook and loop straps Puncture Proof Wheels Seat Choices
Padded Handlebar
A picture of the two types of handlebars available on Rifton's special needs tricycles: conventional or loop handlebars.
Choose a traditional handlebar with conventional handgrips or a padded loop handlebar for extra support. Learn more about the features and benefits of these handlebar options.
Puncture proof wheels
Wheels are white plastic with a black tire.
Puncture proof BMX-type wheels. A low gear ratio makes pedaling easier for beginners, and slows down speeders.
Open Access
Easy transfers are made possible because the trunk support swings away and the handlebar rotates up or down.
Open access combined with a low transfer step makes it easy to get on and off Rifton adaptive trikes.
Parking Brake
The parking brake is solid silver metal
The easily engaged parking brake grips both back wheels, and keeps the Rifton adaptive trike firmly in place.
Tote Box
Tote box on the back of the trike is gray plastic
There's a tote box at the back of your trike for storage or for transporting items.
Pedals
Sandals are black plastic with black hook & loop fabric straps
With the hook and loop straps on the self-leveling pedals, feet are secure. Your child can ride unaided, and have healthy exercise and fun.
Seats
Two sizes of black seats
A seat choice of large or small may be made with the Small (R120) and Medium (R130) trike models. The Large (R140) trike comes with the larger seat.
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