Adaptations & Aids for Disabled Motorcycle Riders


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Where a disability need not be a handicap! Disabled Motorcycle Riders is a website created for bikers & trike riders with a range of disabilities & handicaps you can virtually have a clutchless motorcycle, we manufacture some unique products unique to us , we want to share our passion for riding motorcycles & trikes and to help disabled motorcycle riders continue that enthusiasm, maybe for the first time or to help get you back on 2 or 3 wheel motorcycle & regain your independence.

Kuryakyn 6318 Premium ISO Contoured Throttle Boss Motorcycle Handlebar Grip Accessory: Universal Fit, Right Side Only, Gloss Black, Pack of 1,Medium
$33.91
Kuryakyn 6318 Premium ISO Contoured Throttle Boss Motorcycle Handlebar Grip Accessory: Universal Fit, Right Side Only, Gloss Black, Pack of 1,Medium
GUAIMI Cruise Control Throttle Assist Universal for Motorcycles with with 7/8" and 1" Diameter Bars
$23.99
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GUAIMI Cruise Control Throttle Assist Universal for Motorcycles with with 7/8" and 1" Diameter Bars
GUAIMI Cruise Control Motorcycle Throttle Assist Lock for Harley 1990-Newer Cable Throttle with OEM Grips or Aftermarket Grips with Minimum 1 1/8" to Maximum 1 3/4" Outside Grip Diameter
$29.99
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GUAIMI Cruise Control Motorcycle Throttle Assist Lock for Harley 1990-Newer Cable Throttle with OEM Grips or Aftermarket Grips with Minimum 1 1/8" to Maximum...
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We design and manufacture all of the products available on this site in the uk they are not cheap relabelled imports manufactured in the far east. Whether you are a disabled rider or potential rider disabled because of an accident, birth defect, illness, or other cause, the key to safe enjoyable motor cycle riding with a disabilities is researching and locating quality products suitable for purpose, Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a one-size-suits-all solution for bikers with a disability.

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12 thoughts on “Adaptations & Aids for Disabled Motorcycle Riders

  • Walter

    Hello. I am looking for some sort of landing gear for a 2004 yahama roadstar. I lost the ability to get me left leg on and off the bike and haven’t been able to ride in 3 years. I have talked to the guys who make the leg up system and they have nothing and won’t even see if I could adapt one of the or systems. I would prefer not to trike my bike but I need help starting and stopping. Thanks

  • Carisa L. Banik

    Hello, I lost the ability to control the throttle with my right hand. Is there any way to put the throttle on the left hand grip? Thanks

  • William Brock

    My left leg can’t change gears on my 1992 Honda Nighthawk 750 .What can I buy so I don’t have to change my up gears on my Nighthawk

  • Mikayla

    Hi, I was in a near fatal motorcycle accident 10 years ago. As a result I had to have my right ankle fused and my right arm suffered a brachial plexus injury that has left my right arm pretty useless. What can adaptive gear could I install on my bike so I can ride again?

    • Bikers Den Post author

      We are so sorry to hear about your situation, Mikayla. If there is anyone that could share some advice or help direct Mikayla in the right direction, please respond here in the comments.

  • Tomas

    Brother-in-law law right lower leg amputee, just bought him a 2005 Harley road king with large footplate and large rear break lever, if he cant manage, how can we modify. ? Hand lever for rear brake?

  • Aussie lover

    Hi, my father was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer and he would love to have a motorcycle. He has tried to get on and off of several bikes at dealerships and he gets stuck. He has to slide off the back of the bike to get off. He tried to get on the lowest road legal bike they make and had trouble. He has trouble swinging his legs on and off the seat because the motorcycle sits high and his hips don’t want to move very good because he has had numerous rounds of chemotherapy. He sees he can’t get on and off a motorcycle and he is sad and very depressed. Many of his friends have motorcycles and he would like to ride with them. I have heard of people that are amputees riding motorcycles and people who are in wheelchairs. Why can’t my father? If there is any attachments available or suggestions please let me know.