Email us at adaptive@mogodetroit.org to start the reservation process. Customer Service cannot make reservations over the phone. Do not purchase a pass before emailing us.
Adaptive MoGo offers cycling options for riders of all abilities! With a variety of cycles including recumbent tricycles, upright cargo tricycles, hand tricycles, tandem bicycles, tandem tricycles, side-by-side quadricycles, and a box-bike, Adaptive MoGo accommodates a wide range of rider needs. If you have any feedback you'd like to share or things you'd like to see, please let us know by emailing us at adaptive@mogodetroit.org.
The recumbent tricycle (tadpole) has two wheels in front, one wheel in back, and features a low-to-the-ground seat and a back rest for those in need of additional trunk or back support. With three wheels, the recumbent trike provides a stable, comfortable ride. Two (2) available.
The upright cargo tricycle offers more stability for those who struggle to balance on a two-wheeled bicycle, but wish to ride independently. However, this tricycle doesn't provide back or trunk support. We have two standard size tricycles and one large tricycle for taller and/or heavier riders.
The hand tricycle provides an opportunity for people with limited mobility below the waist to ride independently. The hand tricycle is also ideal for those in need of back or lateral support. Some upper body strength is needed in order to pedal. Two (2) available.
The in-line recumbent tandem allows two cyclists to ride together with greater stability. Riders are seated one behind the other and both seats provide trunk/back support. Both riders are responsible for pedaling, however, only the captain, or front rider, can steer. The rear seat is a great option for the visually impaired, people with problems balancing, or those who struggle with decision making. One (1) available.
The side-by-side recumbent tandem is a four-wheeled cycle that allows two riders to sit and communicate next to each other. This is a great option for those who are hesitant to ride or may have anxiety about riding. It allows both riders the opportunity to steer, brake and easily control speed while pedaling independently. Additionally, there is a storage platform for any luggage. Two (2) available.
The front-loading tricycle is a tadpole tricycle (two wheels in the front) with an attached front box designed to carry one passenger. The box features a fold-down step for an easier, more stable entry and exit. The box can accommodate a service animal, child, or a small adult passenger. However, due to the low-set backrest, we don't recommend this option for those in need of additional trunk/back support. One (1) available.
This two-wheeled tandem offers all of the features of a standard two-wheeled bicycle while allowing for two riders. The difference between the two-wheeled tandems is the low-set top bar that allows both riders to get on an off easily. The front rider, or captain, should be a confident bicyclist who is able to balance and generate a powerful start. The rear seat is great for the visually impaired, individuals who need problem-solving support, and those who are apprehensive about balancing a two-wheeled bicycle on their own. One (1) available.
These two-wheeled tandems offer all the features of a standard two-wheeled bicycle while allowing for two riders. The front rider, or captain, should be a confident bicyclist who is able to balance on a two-wheeled bicycle and can generate a powerful start. The rear seat is a great option for the visually impaired, individuals who need problem-solving support, and those who are apprehensive about balancing a two-wheeled bicycle on their own. Two (2) available.
The recumbent tricycle (delta) has one wheel in front, two wheels in back, and features a low-to-the-ground seat and a back rest for those in need of additional trunk or back support. With three wheels, the recumbent trike provides a stable, comfortable ride. Two (2) available.
The Duet® is a unique combination of a comfortable wheelchair and a sturdy specialty bike that combined offer an enjoyable and extremely stable ride for passenger and rider. The passenger is always visible and in front of you.
The DUET accommodates kids and adults from ages 2 and up and all sizes from 20 to 275 pounds! DUET offers great maneuverability with lower effort. The wheelchair's low center of gravity provides superior weight distribution and overall stability.
MoGo hosted an adaptive bikeshare workshop with Dara Baldwin to bring together cities, organizations, partners, advocates, and users from across the country. The workshop focused on learning more about the disabled community and how bikeshare can better serve them, as well as sharing best practices of existing programs. Check out MoGo's YouTube Channel at this link to view recordings of the workshop.
Reservations have to be made by emailing adaptive@mogodetroit.org.
Get properly fitted by experienced staff members. All Adaptive MoGo trips are one or two hours & depart from our Detroit Riverwalk location.
Return your adaptive cycle at the end of your trip. Any overages fees that apply must be paid at the time of return.
Adaptive MoGo trips start and end from the Detroit Riverwalk. Monthly and Annual Passes do not provide access to Adaptive MoGo trips.
Detroit Riverwalk
1899 Atwater St, Detroit, MI 48207. Look for our tan shipping container. We are located near the Outdoor Adventure Center, in the lawn between the Dequindre Cut and the parking lot.
