An End Force 3 blue three-wheeled handcycle designed for off-road use is parked on a gravel path in a sunny garden area, surrounded by green bushes and buildings. This accessible adaptive cycle highlights our not-for-profit Community Interest Company’s commitment to helping physically disabled people enjoy the outdoors through activities like cycling, rambling, conservation, and the arts.
Close-up of a blue bicycle’s rear wheel with a disc brake and top-quality accessible components, parked on a dirt path next to a stone wall and greenery. This image highlights adaptive cycling equipment provided by our not-for-profit Community Interest Company, dedicated to helping physically disabled people enjoy outdoor activities such as rambling, cycling, conservation, and the arts.
Close-up of the rear section of a blue TOP End Force 3 recumbent bicycle, highlighting chain, gears, pedals, and rear wheel on gravel—adaptive cycling equipment provided by our not-for-profit Community Interest Company helping physically disabled people access outdoor activities and enjoy green spaces.
Close-up of a blue TOP End Force 3 recumbent trike parked on a gravel path, featuring its accessible control panel with buttons and digital display, mesh seat, and part of the wheel—showcasing adaptive cycling equipment used by our not-for-profit Community Interest Company to empower physically disabled people to enjoy outdoor activities such as cycling, rambling, conservation projects, and arts in green spaces.
An End Force 3 blue three-wheeled handcycle designed for off-road use is parked on a gravel path in a sunny garden area, surrounded by green bushes and buildings. This accessible adaptive cycle highlights our not-for-profit Community Interest Company’s commitment to helping physically disabled people enjoy the outdoors through activities like cycling, rambling, conservation, and the arts.
A blue TOP End Force 3 handcycle with large rear wheels and a black seat is parked on a gravel path beside green bushes and a stone wall, illustrating accessible outdoor cycling opportunities provided by our not-for-profit Community Interest Company for physically disabled individuals to enjoy green spaces through rambling, cycling, conservation, and arts activities.
A blue TOP End recumbent tricycle with a large rear wheel, designed for physically disabled individuals to access outdoor and green spaces, is parked on a gravel area in front of stone buildings and bushes in a courtyard. This adaptive cycle represents the inclusive cycling and rambling activities offered by our not-for-profit Community Interest Company, supporting accessibility and wellbeing through nature-based experiences.
Logo for a not-for-profit Community Interest Company supporting physically disabled people in accessing outdoor and green spaces, featuring a yellow W with stylised wings symbolising mobility, above the word Wolturnus in olive green on a light grey background. The organisation promotes activities like rambling, cycling, conservation, and arts for inclusivity.

wolturnus

The perfect bike for either road or gravel
500W Bafang hub motor
Off-road tyres
Mechanical Disc brakes
PURCHASE FROM

£2,500

OVERVIEW

The Wolturnus handcycle was designed for those new to handcycling and wanted a taste of what a handcycle can do.

Either on off-road trails, gravel paths or on the road, the Wolturnus delivers a great riding experience. The 500W hub motor is there for when you need it the most.


PERFORMANCE

Keeping things simple, the Wolturnus uses a single chainring with a 10 speed cassette that provides plenty of climbing and middle gear range for recreational riding.
Specification Measurement (Imperial) Measurement (Metric)
Width 28 in 720 mm
Height 28 in 720 mm
Length 83 in 2100 mm
Weight 44 lbs 20 kg
Wheel size 26 in –
Ground clearance 8 in 200 mm
Motor 500W hub motor –
Range 30 miles approx. 50Km approx.

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