Active adaptative tricycle X320

for disabled peoplepediatricheight-adjustable

Overview
The Rifton Adaptive Tricycle provides therapeutic mobility for children and teens who cannot use a standard bicycle. Intended for school, clinic and home use, it combines accessibility, safety and wide adjustability to support independent mobility and therapeutic goals.

New features

• Switchable freewheel that disconnects pedals from the drivetrain so the tricycle can coast while pedals remain stationary
• New high-traction tire option with a smooth center band for improved outdoor grip on gravel, woodchips, dirt or mud while maintaining roll on hard surfaces

Benefits

• Lower-extremity strengthening
• Reciprocal leg motion patterning
• Balance and core stability
• Visual-motor coordination
• Social engagement and confidence

Key Features

• Freewheel feature (drive and freewheel modes)
• Seat adjustability to accommodate a range of leg lengths and body sizes
• Carbon-fiber drive belt for quiet, low-maintenance drivetrain
• Variable resistance and integrated parking brake
• Easy-access low step for safe entry and exit
• Adjustable backrest angle and backrest pad options
• Adjustable pedals and pedal-raise kit
• High-traction wheel option
• Rear basket for storage
• Designed for transport with removable components and quick adjustments
• Multiple color options

Components

• Handlebars (multiple options)
• Trunk supports (small and large)
• Backrest pads (small / large)
• Seats (small, medium, large)
• Headrests (several choices)
• Laterals (pair)
• Push handle (with rear handbrake)
• Rear-steer kit (with rear handbrake)
• Hand anchors (large)
• Front hand brake
• Front guide bar
• Abductors (small/medium/large) and abductor with adduction straps
• Pelvic harness (new)
• Pedal raise kit
• Stationary stand
• Mounting bar (for device holder)
• Front basket
• Outdoor cover

Sizing (key user dimensions — inches)
Item | X320 (Small) | X330 (Medium) | X340 (Large)
Inside leg length | 12 – 22 | 19 – 28 | 25 – 38
Overall width | 25½ | 27½ | 31½
Overall length | 44 | 53 | 65
Overall height (lowest position with wheels/front end removed for transport) | 21¼ | 21¼ | 30
Overall length with no rear handle (wheels and front end removed) | 36 | 41 | 49
Overall length with rear handle (wheels and front end removed) | 48 | 51 | 60
Wheel diameter | 12 | 15 | 18
Seat center to extended pedal | 12 – 22 | 19 – 28 | 25 – 36
Seat to top of trunk support | 15 – 20 | Small trunk support: 15 – 20; Large trunk support: 19 – 24 | 19 – 24
Gear ratio (approx.) | 1:1 | 1:1 | 1:1
Seat sizes* | Small or medium | Medium or large | Large
Distance between laterals | 6 – 12 | Small trunk support: 6 – 12; Large trunk support: 9½ – 15½ | 9½ – 15½
Backrest pad height | 5 | 5 (small) / 6 (large) | 6
Backrest pad width | 10 | 10 (small) / 14 (large) | 14
Item weight (lb) | 47 | 56 | 65
Maximum working load (lb) | 125 | 250 | 310

Downloads

• Adaptive Tricycle Product Manual (Adaptive Tricycle XT30) — PDF
• Adaptive Tricycle Brochure (New Adaptive Tricycle Brochure) — PDF
• Adaptive Tricycle Sample Letter of Medical Necessity — PDF
• Adaptive Tricycle Positioning Checklist — PDF

FAQs

• Will insurance cover an adaptive bike? Coverage varies by provider and plan. Adaptive tricycles may be covered when considered medically necessary with supporting documentation from a therapist or physician.
• How does an adaptive tricycle differ from a standard bicycle? Adaptive tricycles include additional support, stability and positioning components (trunk support, laterals, three-wheel base) to help users maintain alignment and participate comfortably.
• Can the Rifton adaptive tricycle be transported in a standard vehicle? The tricycle is designed for transport; removable front end/wheels and rear handle plus quick adjustments reduce transport footprint. Fit depends on tricycle size and vehicle setup.
• Are adaptive tricycles recreational equipment or durable medical equipment? Classification depends on prescription and use; they may be considered durable medical equipment when prescribed for therapeutic mobility with clinical justification.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Rifton
• Product name / trade name: Adaptive Tricycle
• Available sizes / item codes: X320 (Small), X330 (Medium), X340 (Large)
• Key user dimension (inside leg length): Small 12–22 in; Medium 19–28 in; Large 25–38 in
• Wheel diameters: Small 12 in; Medium 15 in; Large 18 in
• Overall widths: Small 25½ in; Medium 27½ in; Large 31½ in
• Overall lengths: Small 44 in; Medium 53 in; Large 65 in
• Item weights (approx): Small 47 lb; Medium 56 lb; Large 65 lb
• Maximum working loads: Small 125 lb; Medium 250 lb; Large 310 lb
• Drive: carbon fiber drive belt; gear ratio approx. 1:1
• Features: freewheel option, variable resistance, parking brake, adjustable backrest angle, adjustable pedals, high-traction tire option
• Positioning components: trunk supports (small/large), backrest pad (small/large), laterals, abductors, pelvic harness (new), headrests, hand anchors
• Transport: removable front end/wheels and removable rear handle reduce transport footprint
• Accessories: push handle with rear handbrake, rear steer kit, front guide bar, front basket, mounting bar (device holder), pedal raise kit, stationary stand, outdoor cover
• Documentation: product manual, brochure, sample letter of medical necessity, positioning checklist (PDFs available)