Come and try out a Mountain Trike wheelchair at our Demo Day
Mountain Trike wheelchair demo day in the forestCome and join us on Friday 16th May 2025 at Delamere Forest in Cheshire at our Mountain Trike Demo day where you’ll be able to test ride the Mountain Trike and chat to the team and our customer ambassadors.With our experienced team you’ll be able to head off into the forest on one of the suitable trails to fully understand the capabilities of the Mountain Trike over a variety of terrain. You can check if it will fit into your vehicle for transporting and our team will be on hand to talk through any queries and questions you may have.Our demo day will start from 11am and we will be located in the ANPR car park near the visitor centre and cafe. Our demo day is free for all to attend, but car park fees will apply.We will have with us and available…
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