The Adaptive Bike Clinic is a free event put on by Adaptive Sports NW, Portland Parks and Recreation, Shriners, Adventures Without Limits and us. We’re taking over the parking lot underneath I5 near the Vera Katz statue on the Eastbank Esplanade from 9-12 on June 5th.

If you or somebody you know is interested in adaptive cycling or hand cycling, the Adaptive Bike Clinic is the place to go. If you aren’t sure, whether cycling is for you or not – there’s no pressure to ride. We’re just as happy to talk bikes as we are to get you fitted up on one. If you do decide to ride, we’ll have a bunch of cycles for all abilities and ages 6 and up. Previous cycling experience isn’t necessary and helmets and instructions will be provided. All you need to bring is a good attitude and a sense of adventure. If you aren’t an adaptive cyclist, feel free to bring your own bike and helmet so that you can go riding as well.

We’ll have hand cycles from Sun, Berkel Bike and Ti Trikes, recumbent trikes from ICE, Ti Trikes, Sun and Hase. As well as a few different types of tandems.

For more information or if you’d like to volunteer, feel free to give us a call at 503-512-5456 or email us at info@different-spokes.com