Three adults help a smiling child with curly hair ride a small red bicycle. They are surrounded by red and orange decorations, creating a festive atmosphere.

Every Child Deserves to Ride

Amtrykes are adaptive tricycles designed to create mobility and independence for children and veterans who can’t ride traditional bikes.

Apply for an Amtryke

What is an Amtryke?

An Amtryke™ is more than a bike — it’s a therapeutic tool that provides mobility, builds strength, and restores joy. Statesboro AMBUCS partners with therapists, families, and sponsors to bring Amtrykes to those who need them most.

  • A woman in a wheelchair tries a red adaptive tricycle with the help of two women and a young boy inside a spacious, well-lit garage or workshop.
  • A close-up of a person wearing blue sneakers and blue tie-dye leggings pedaling a bright red adaptive tricycle, with feet secured by straps and a water bottle attached to the frame.
  • A young person wearing a red helmet rides a red adaptive tricycle on a suburban sidewalk. Houses, trees, and a lawn are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.
  • A red adaptive tricycle with three wheels, a black seat with back support, handlebars, and a metal basket at the back, is parked on a sidewalk in front of a building with a brick wall and black railing.
  • A smiling young boy sits in a wheelchair holding handlebars, inside a fire station with a fire truck visible in the background.
  • A young boy wearing a red helmet sits on a bike while an adult adjusts his helmet strap. Another adult, seen from behind, is facing him.

How to Apply

  • 1

    Fill out Form

    Answer a few simple questions so we know how to best serve you.

  • 2

    Evaluation

    Meet with our team so your rider can get custom fitted for their own Amtryke.

  • 3

    Receive Your Amtryke

    Once we select the right Amtryke model, our chapter raises funds to purchase and donate it—at no cost to the recipient. After ordering, volunteers from our local fire department or businesses within our community assemble the Amtrykes so we can gift them ready to ride!

Moments That Matter

Every giveaway is a celebration of freedom and independence. Explore photos and videos from recent Amtryke presentations.

  • A young boy wearing a red helmet sits on a bike while an adult adjusts his helmet strap. Another adult, seen from behind, is facing him.
  • A smiling young boy sits in a wheelchair holding handlebars, inside a fire station with a fire truck visible in the background.
  • A red adaptive tricycle with three wheels, a black seat with back support, handlebars, and a metal basket at the back, is parked on a sidewalk in front of a building with a brick wall and black railing.
  • A young person wearing a red helmet rides a red adaptive tricycle on a suburban sidewalk. Houses, trees, and a lawn are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.
  • A close-up of a person wearing blue sneakers and blue tie-dye leggings pedaling a bright red adaptive tricycle, with feet secured by straps and a water bottle attached to the frame.
  • A woman in a wheelchair tries a red adaptive tricycle with the help of two women and a young boy inside a spacious, well-lit garage or workshop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone who cannot safely ride a traditional bike.

A group of adults and children, some holding blue pom-poms and handmade supportive signs, pose and smile together outdoors near parked cars; two children are seated on adaptive bicycles in front.

Help Us Build More Freedom

Be a part of our mission to make adaptive trykes accessible to everyone

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