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By Emma Downey, Spokes Fighting Strokes – Wisconsin
Join Spokes Fighting Strokes for a free Adaptive Cycling Clinic on Thursday, August 6, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot at the Milwaukee Sports Complex.
Whether you’re a stroke survivor, an individual with a disability, or someone interested in learning more about adaptive cycling, this event offers a welcoming opportunity to experience the joy and freedom of riding.
What to expect
You’ll have the chance to try a variety of adaptive trikes with guidance from trained volunteers and experienced riders. We’ll help you find equipment that fits your needs and answer any questions you have about adaptive cycling.
Who should attend
This event is open to stroke survivors, individuals with disabilities, family members, caregivers, therapists, and anyone interested in learning more about adaptive cycling.
Cost
The clinic is completely free, and all adaptive trikes and equipment will be provided. Come see how adaptive cycling can help people of all abilities get back to doing what they love.
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