Rehabilitation Tricycle Enero 24" 3-wheel, 6-speed, blue

The Enero Rehabilitation Tricycle 24" is a three-wheel mobility bicycle with a 6-speed transmission designed to support therapeutic riding and independent outdoor movement. With 24-inch wheels and a stable tricycle chassis, this model provides improved balance and control for users who require additional support during cycling exercises, short trips or daily outdoor mobility tasks. The blue finish gives a neutral, unobtrusive appearance suitable for public spaces and therapy environments.

Advantages

The three-wheel layout increases lateral stability compared with conventional two-wheeled bicycles, reducing the risk of falls and enabling confident mounting and dismounting. A 6-speed gear system allows easier pedaling on varied terrain and helps tailor effort during rehabilitation sessions. The 24" wheel size balances manoeuvrability and roll-over ability for common outdoor surfaces. The frame geometry and seating position are intended to provide a comfortable, upright posture that supports therapeutic use.

Suitable for

• Balance training and mobility rehabilitation
• Short outdoor trips and neighbourhood rides
• Supervised physiotherapy sessions and exercise routines
• Users who need extra lateral stability compared with a standard bicycle

Key specifications

• Wheel size: 24 inches
• Drive: pedal-driven with 6-speed transmission
• Chassis: three-wheel stable tricycle layout
• Colour: blue finish
• Suitable surfaces: paved paths, sidewalks and compact outdoor terrain

How to use

Adjust saddle height and handlebar position before use to ensure a comfortable, upright seating posture and proper leg extension while pedalling. Start in the lowest gear to gain stability and increase gears as required for terrain and user strength. Mount and dismount from the side with support if needed, and use a slow, steady pedalling cadence during training. Check tyre pressure and brakes regularly and perform a brief safety inspection prior to each outing.

Usage recommendations

Use under supervision for users with limited balance during initial sessions. For outdoor therapy and mobility training, select flat, even routes and avoid loose gravel or steep inclines. Combine short rides with guided balance and strength exercises as part of a rehabilitation plan; consult a physiotherapist for personalised settings and progressions.