Ryder’s Freedom
Ryder loves his adaptive bike. He rides it at home, at school, and everywhere he possibly can. We were lucky enough to sit down with Ryder's parents, Scott and Rachel, for a
Chicago Blackhawks ASR2011
It’s safe to say that almost every kid has a “dream bike.” For some it might by based around their favorite superhero, for others it might just be their favorite color. Nick Burton’s dream
Tommy’s Freedom
23-year-old Tommy Benedit has Angelman Syndrome, but he doesn’t let that stop him from getting out and being active. In fact, he goes for bike rides with his family on his Freedom Concepts ET2611
Nevaeh’s Freedom
At only 7-years-old, Nevaeh West is a baseball player, a two-time adaptive triathlon participant, and a future cheerleader. She cycles two to three times a week and goes to therapy for a minimum of
Sophia’s Freedom
When Sophia Collier was just three months old, she was diagnosed with a rare form of Group B Strep Meningitis, also known as Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS). The disease caused brain damage on the left
Tampa Bay Lightning Custom Defier Handcycle
Tampa Bay Lightning Custom Defier Handcycle Earlier in the year, we were able to create a custom Winnipeg Jets adaptive bike for a local Jets super fan, Zach. That was an awesome experience,
The ASR 16 – Our Most Versatile Adaptive Bicycle Yet.
We’ve been making adaptive bikes for almost three decades. That’s a lot of bikes – a lot of bikes for a lot of people. And when you make a lot of bikes for a
Freedom Concepts Hires New Central Territory Manager
Introducing Evan Paterson New Central Territory Manager Freedom Concepts Inc., is the leading innovator in the custom adaptive tricycle industry and alternative seating. Freedom Concepts is happy to announce that
Conjoined Tandem Bike
One of our most challenging and exciting bike builds came from a family in Vernon, British Columbia. The request came in from the Physical Therapist of Tatiana and Krista Hogan,
Freedom Concepts Partners With Adidas
Freedom Concepts Partners With Adidas Freedom Concepts and Adidas worked together to build a custom adaptive bike for a 17-year old girl in Michigan, named Kacie Williams. The process began when