As a family, we cherish our time outdoors. Whether it’s evening rides around the neighborhood or weekend adventures, being outside together is when we feel most connected. Our two other children love riding their bikes, and Lyncoln watches with excitement, desperately wanting to be part of it.
When he was small enough to ride in a bike trailer, those moments meant everything to him. He laughed, observed the world around him, and soaked in every second of the adventure. Unfortunately, he has outgrown the trailer and can no longer join us that way. Now, he’s left on the sidelines, still full of the same adventurous spirit but without a way to participate.
Lyncoln loves exploring, being included, and sharing experiences with his siblings and the other kids in our neighborhood. An adaptive bike wouldn’t just be a piece of equipment — it would be his ticket to freedom, inclusion, and independence. It would allow him to ride alongside his brother and sister, feel the wind on his face, and fully take part in the simple childhood joy of biking together.
More than anything, it would mean he isn’t watching from the sidelines anymore — he’s riding with us.

As a family, we love being outdoors together. Our two other children love riding bikes, and Lyncoln desperately wants to join in. He loved when he was able to ride in a bike trailer, but can no longer fit. Lyncoln loves adventures and outings and time with us in all settings. Having a bike would allow him to join in the fun with his siblings and the other kids in the neighborhood.