There's something about moving under your own power, with wind in your face, wheels turning, and the world passing by, that no other activity quite replicates. Our Adaptive Cycling program exists to make that experience possible for individuals with physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities who may not be able to ride a traditional bicycle.
In collaboration with Wasatch Adaptive Sports, SUAS offers access to a range of adaptive cycling equipment including hand-cycles, recumbent bikes, tandem bikes, and off-road adaptive mountain bikes. Whatever the barrier to riding, whether balance, lower limb function, strength, or coordination, we have a bike designed to work around it.
Cycling builds cardiovascular strength, improves coordination, boosts mental health, and, perhaps most powerfully, gives participants a profound sense of freedom and independence. We offer group rides, individual sessions, and community cycling events throughout the season.
