Handcycle
Hand-powered bicycle enabling people with lower limb...
No ratings yet
About this tool
What it does
A handcycle is a hand-powered bicycle that enables people with lower limb paralysis, amputation, or weakness to cycle independently using their arms and upper body. It functions as a three or four-wheeled vehicle where the rider operates hand cranks instead of pedals, allowing them to enjoy cycling as a form of active recreation, exercise, and rehabilitation.
Who it's for
People with lower limb paralysis or amputation who want to cycle actively for leisure or fitness.
How to get it
Visit the official website to learn more about pricing and availability.
Price: From $1,200; e-assist from $3,500
Visit official website →Platforms
Physical device
Price
From $1,200; e-assist from $3,500
Free option
No
Category
mobility
What people say
Real experiences from people who use this tool
No experiences shared yet for this tool.
Be the first to share yours — it could help someone make a better decision.
Share your experience →Who this helps
Helpful for
Activities supported
Challenges it addresses
- ✓Motor/Physical
Similar tools to explore
Independence Saddle
Riders with hip, pelvic, or spinal conditions who need a saddle with enhanced stability and adapted seat geometry.
Sit-Ski
People with lower limb paralysis or amputation who want to experience downhill alpine skiing.
ReviMo Niko
People with high-level physical disability who need to transfer independently or with minimal assistance throughout the day.
Are you an OT, PT or support coordinator?
Share this tool with clients or save a summary for your records.
Is this your product?
Claim your listing — it's free for founding partners.
- ✕Basic text description only
- ✕No product images
- ✕No video demo
- ✕No verified badge
- ✕Can't reply to reviews
- ✕No manufacturer branding
- ✓Full-width hero image
- ✓Video demo embed
- ✓Rich product description
- ✓✓ Verified by manufacturer badge
- ✓Reply to user experiences
- ✓Branded manufacturer banner