New Bike Program On Indianapolis Cultural Trail

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Adaptive bicycles are now available to ride on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. The new pilot program featuring five different styles of adaptive bikes comes after a grant from the CIBA Foundation. Adaptive bicycles are designed for people with mobility challenges or for those who are not comfortable riding a two-wheeled bike downtown. 

“The CIBA Foundation is thrilled to provide grant support for the Cultural Trail’s adaptive bicycle pilot program,” said CIBA Foundation board president, Dolly Craft. “We want bicycling to be safe for everyone, including people for whom riding a traditional two wheeled bike is difficult and this program makes that possible.”

The bicycles will be available to rent for $14/hour and will include a custom fitting from trained staff members. Qualified individuals will receive discounted rates through the Pacers Bikeshare EveryBody Rides program. Click here to reserve an adaptive bicycle and to learn more about the program.