Experience the joy of trying out adapted bikes at the South East Greenway.

These adapted bike taster sessions aim to support people with disabilities and additional mobility needs to access and enjoy cycling on the South East Greenway in a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment. Delivered by WWETB Outdoor Education Training Centre in association with Wexford County Council's Active Travel Team.

Sessions start and finish at South East Greenway, Rosbercon Car Park, using the traffic-free greenway to help participants build confidence while enjoying outdoor physical activity.

The programme is for Adults aged 18 and over.

The programme runs from March to October, taking place on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month.

March 13th & 17th

April 10th & 24th

May 8th & 22nd

June 12th & 26th

July 10th & 24th

August 14th & 28th

September 11th & 25th

October 9th & 23rd

There are two sessions per day:

11:00am

1:30pm

Each session runs for up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Weather Conditions:

Sessions are weather dependent. In the event of unsuitable weather or an active weather warning, sessions may be cancelled for safety reasons. If this occurs, sessions will not be rescheduled and participants may book into the next available slot.

Toilet Facilities:

Please note: there are no toilet facilities at the south east greenway car park. The only accesible toilet available on the south east greenway is at the Top Oil Raheen filling station, which is approx. 1.5km from the starting point at Rosbercon Car Park.

Support Requirement

A parent, guardian, carer, or friend must accompany each participant and take part in the cycle alongside the participant, if required. This ensures safety, reassurance, and the best possible experience during the session.

Adapted Bikes Available are listed below.

Axess E3 Electric Bike

The Axess E3 is a fully electric, four-wheeled adapted bike designed for riders who are unable to pedal. The bike is operated entirely by hand controls, using a twist-style throttle to move forward, slow down and stop.

It offers excellent stability, a low step-through frame for easier access, and a comfortable upright seating position, making it suitable for people who may have lower-limb mobility impairments.

This bike may be suitable for people who:

Adults Over 18

Can transfer onto the bike independently or with minimal assistance

Have balance, coordination, or mild mobility difficulties

Are unable to pedal

Have good upper-body and hand control

Need a stable, supportive cycling option with no pedalling required

The Axess E3 may not be suitable for individuals who:

Have a moderate to severe intellectual disability, where understanding instructions, hazards, or cause-and-effect may be limited

Are unable to safely operate hand controls, including twisting and releasing the throttle.

May have delayed reaction times, as the bike can reach higher speeds than other adapted bikes

Mild intellectual disability may be suitable, subject to individual assessment.

Wheelchair Platform Bike – Draisin Andros Wheelchair Trike

This bike allows a wheelchair user to take part in cycling while remaining seated in their own wheelchair. The wheelchair is rolled onto a secure front platform and safely fastened for the cycle.

Platform dimensions: 105cm x 78cm

Maximum payload of 250kg

Please note: some powerchairs may not be suitable, as certain battery placements sit too low and may not fit safely or securely on the platform.

Trigo Recumbent Trike

The Trigo is a stable, three-wheeled recumbent bike designed for comfort and confidence. The low, supportive seat and three-wheel design remove the need for balance, making it ideal for riders who prefer a secure and relaxed cycling position. The Trigo is pedal-powered and easy to adjust, allowing a comfortable fit for different riders.

Suitable for:

Adults over 18

People who can pedal independently

Riders who may have balance difficulties on a standard bike

Those who benefit from a low, supportive seating position

Individuals who can steer, brake, and follow instructions

Not suitable for:

People who are unable to pedal

Individuals who require full physical support while cycling

Description supplied by the event organiser.