Triaid IMP Special Needs Kids' Tricycle

The IMP is capable of supporting up to 70 lbs.  It has a low gear ratio for easy pedaling, 12 1/2" wheels, and smaller handlebars for those smaller fingers and hands.

The standard gearing on this trike is the 18 Tooth chainwheel - other gearing is available to meet the needs of your child. 

Why BUY The IMP Tricycle:

• The dual axle drive system reduces pedaling resistance, making it easier to ride for a child with low muscle tone and decreased strength. 
• This dual-axle special needs tricycle is outfitted with a low ratio 1:1 fixed gear- this means that for one revolution of the pedals there is one revolution of the wheels. 
• The fixed gear design enables the child with special needs to start moving the tricycle easily, put the tricycle in reverse, and slow down if going too fast!
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There is a 4-6 week lead-time on all tricycles - Red and Blue may ship quicker than other colors.

Comparison Chart Across Different Triaid Models:

Options Available In Dropdowns Above:

Adjustable back/trunk support:

• A broad wrap-around back support with waist strap which has vertical and horizontal adjustments.
• The broad upholstered support gives extra stability to younger children. 
• A pelvic strap can be added for more pelvic control.

In-line trunk support:

• The ultimate trunk control system.
• This unit provides trunk and pelvic stability and can be adjusted horizontally and vertically.
• It has a padded back pad, two curved lateral supports, waist strap and pelvic strap. 
• The lateral supports can be independently adjusted in height and width and can swing-away for ease of transfer.

Footsandals C/W pulley system:

• Positions and retains the foot on the pedal by means of webbing straps and durable jam lever buckles.
• The pulley system acts to ensure that the pedals remain in the optimum position to pedal.

Leg Calipers:

• Locates into a footsandal bracket and can be used individually or in pairs.
• It helps to prevent abduction and abduction by supporting the riders leg below the knee in a padded cuff.

Wrist Supports:

• Enables riders who are unable to hold onto the handlebars to steer the tricycle.
• The support controls the hand position which in turn helps to provide the rider with better trunk stability and head control.

Push/pull Control Pole:

• A guidance pole which can be located at the rear of the tricycle or at the front to enable steering.

Comfort Saddle:

• The comfort saddle cannot be used with other options that have trunk support (adjustable back trunk support items.) 
• If you are ordering a trunk support item, do not order a comfort saddle and vice-versa.

Pink image shown with adjustable trunk support and foot sandals.