A little over a year ago Brayden was diagnosed with a rare genetic Condition known as Primrose Syndrome. This condition is considered progressive and is also the cause of Brayden's congenital developmental delays.
Brayden experiences challenges with motor muscle planning and low muscle tone related to this condition which makes it challenging for him to do many activities his peers can, such as ride a bike.
Working with his Physical therapist and Teacher, Brayden has learned to ride the Rifton adaptive bike at school. They share how he lights up when he gets to use the bike and will actively look for it in the hallways in the hopes of getting to ride it.
It would mean everything to him to be able to have access to an adaptive bike at home and for the first time be able to ride with the neighborhood friends rather than watch them through the window. Brayden just wants to be like the other kids and be able to participate the same as they do. This bike would give him the chance to do just that.

Recently he was diagnosed with a a rare genetic disorder, Primrose Syndrome. Due to congenital developmental delays related to this condition Brayden is unable to do many activities his peers can, like ride a bike. His school helped him ride a rifton bike. He lights up when he gets to use the bike. It would mean everything to him to be able to have a bike at home and for the first time be able to find with the neighborhood friends rather than watch. He just wants to be like the other kids.