Option Drive

The Option Drive combines the features from both a Fixed and Free Wheel Gearing system.

The gear can be locked into fixed drive mode with a locking plunger. This item has become very popular with younger riders who may become tired when pedaling constantly with a fixed drive gear.

Comes standard on the Tricycle/Trailer Hitch Combo tricycles.

Handlebar Mits

The Handlebar Mits are constructed from a neoprene type material, these supports fix the hands onto the handlebars. The support fits around the wrist and then fits over the handlebar. The mits are available in two sizes (small and medium) and in either left or right hand sides.

Foot Sandals

The Foot Sandals are available in three sizes to accommodate different sizes of feet. They are constructed from a durable ABS plastic formed into a supportive foot shape. Each Foot Sandal has two webbing cross-over straps to hold the foot firmly in place. It is possible to add a pulley system which connects to the front of the Foot Sandals. The function of this system is to prevent the toe of the rider pointing downwards towards the ground when pushing on the pedals.

Push Pull Bar

The Push Pull Bar (or Control Pole) is a guidance system which allows a parent or care giver to assist the rider. There is a front mounted bracket which allows the tricycle to be steered and guided. The rear mounted brackets is for pushing or controlling the speed of the tricycle. An adjustable height push handle version is also available.

Pelvic Straps

Pelvic Straps locate behind the saddle onto the horizontal adjuster bar located on the saddle stem.  The strap is belted around the rider when sitting on the tricycle to add security and keep the rider from sliding forward on the seat.


Padded Dual Pull Pelvic Strap


The Padded Dual Pull Pelvic Strap gives more support and is easier to adjust than the standard belt.

Basic Pelvic Strap

The Tractor Style Seat

This is the largest saddle available. It's broad seating surface makes transfer easier. It has a small raised back support to prevent the rider sliding backwards off the saddle. It is particularly useful for bigger and heavier riders.



Available on Tracker 20" and Tracker 24" tricycles only.

Rear Steering Mechanism

This system allows the parent or care giver to walk behind the tricycle and to steer. It gives the rider the impression of riding the tricycle unassisted.


Rear Steering Photo 1:

Front wheel being turned to the right by Parent/Care Giver behind the tricycle using the Rear Steering Mechanism.


Rear Steering Photo 2:

Front wheel in the center of the tricycle to move in a forward motion by Parent/Care Giver behind the tricycle using the Rear Steering Mechanism.


Front wheel being turned to the left by Parent/Care Giver behind the tricycle using the Rear Steering Mechanism.


Rear Steering is available on the Imp, Terrier, TMX, Tracker 20", and Tracker 24" tricycles. It not available on the T5 models of tricycle. Must be installed at time of manufacture.

Basic Back Trunk Support

The basic Back Trunk Support for the Imp tricycle has a broader wrap-around support with a waist strap which has verical and horizontal adjustments. The broad upholstered support gives extra stability to younger children. A pelvic strap can be added for more pelvic control.

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The basic Back Trunk Support for the larger tricycles such as the Terrier and TMX models has a padded wrap-around support with waist strap which an be adjusted vertically and harizontally. A pelvic strap can be added for more pelvic control.


For even more trunk support see our In Line Trunk Support.