Bicycles and scooters

Special bicycles and scooters as well as numerous adaptation options enable people with disabilities to use them and thus extend their range of movement.

These aids enable active locomotion over longer distances and promote the participation of children in leisure activities.

Fields

Bicycles and recumbents with two wheels

Symbol picture, bicycle with foot drive Pedal-operated bicycles and recumbents with two wheels and optional support wheels. Show more

tricycles and quadricycles with foot or hand drive

Symbol picture, tricycle Pedal-operated or hand-operated bicycles with three or four wheels. Show more

Tandems, tricycles and quadricycles for two or more persons

Symbol image, Tandem Bicycles that can be ridden by more than one person, for example two adults or a child and an adult. Show more

Bicycles with auxiliary motor and electric bicycles

Symbol picture, bicycle with auxiliary motor An auxiliary motor supports the person being driven when pedalling, making it easier to drive. There are models with two or three wheels as well as for different body sizes. Show more

Transport bikes

Symbol picture, transport bike Bicycles with platforms or attachments for transporting objects. There are also bicycles with wheelchair platforms so that a person sitting in a wheelchair can be transported. Show more

Pedal scooters and electric scooters

Symbol image, scooter Aid consisting of a foot board with wheels and a handlebar. These are available as foot operated and electric scooters. Show more

Adaptations for bicycles and scooters

Symbol image, lower arm rests Additional equipment or modifications to the wheel or scooter to enable or facilitate driving. Auxiliary engines, special handlebars, pedals, saddle, support wheels and other accessories. Show more