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Freedom Concepts and SupportNow made this page so the people who love your child can help cover an adaptive bike this holiday, without you asking one by one. About the Holiday Wishlist
Put a Freedom Concepts adaptive bike, frame runner or Chill-Out Chair on your Holiday Wishlist, and let the people who love you help cover it.
Each bike is built to order, and insurance rarely pays for adaptive cycling. Supporters give any amount toward it, and the bar fills as they do.
Pick from Freedom Concepts below, then add anything else your family needs.
It lives on your free SupportNow page, where every gift lands in your balance. Already have one? We add it there.
Send one link. Grandparents, friends and holiday shoppers each give what they can, and it goes straight to you.
Tap Add to my wishlist on anything your family would use. Your wishlist starts with the first item.
Upright trike for the smallest riders, 18 months to 5 years.
Stable trike for ages 4 to 8 that fits through doorways.
Trike for ages 7 to 14, adjusted to grow with the rider.
Low step-through recumbent trike for ages 7 to 16.
Supported running frame for inseams 18 to 24 inches.
Running frame for inseams 22 to 29 inches, up to 175 lb.
Rocking adaptive chair with adjustable tilt for calm rest.
Rolling adaptive chair that means fewer transfers each day.
A-frame climber for kids 5 and under, up to 100 lb.
Freedom Concepts started 35 years ago with a single request to build a bike for a child with cerebral palsy. That bike led to more requests, more than 18 tricycle models, and the Chill-Out Chair line in 2006. Everything is still built to order at the company's factory in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Every wishlist is reviewed before it reaches the shop.
No charity overhead. Gifts go to your SupportNow balance.
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