Mobility means independence – a fundamental need for all of us. In cities, bicycles are an efficient, flexible, and popular means of transportation alongside buses and trains. Like cars, they represent individual freedom and are increasingly supported through bike lanes, secure parking, and repair stations. Cargo bikes even allow for transporting groceries or children.

However, many people with physical limitations are unable to use a standard bicycle. Balancing, mounting, or the fear of falling are common obstacles. Adult tricycles offer an alternative, but these are often purely functional in design and resemble assistive devices rather than full-fledged modes of transport.

And that’s exactly the point: design must go beyond mere utility. A modern tricycle should not only be safe and practical but also support confidence and quality of life. It should combine visibility in traffic, comfort, and style – showing that mobility for everyone can also be an expression of participation and individuality.