New 'tri-shaw' bike rolls into Winnipeg for all ages and mobilities
Braeden Jones
Published: May 02, 2017
Metro
Excerpt
A new program rolling out in Winnipeg gives people who are unable to ride a bike a chance to feel the thrill.
Spearheaded by Michael Erlanger, the local chapter of Cycling Without Age (CWA)—a group founded in Copenhagen—offers seniors or others with mobility challenges bicycle-propelled rickshaw rides.
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