Trikes & The Law – Busting Urban Myths
People often get very annoyed when ‘facts’ challenge their [...]
Motorcycle Stabilisers
Why current motorcycle stabiliser systems are not considered safe for road use by disabled riders.
Above Knee Amputees & Additional Concerns
Key stability, control, and safety considerations for riders with above-knee amputations, including adaptations, prosthetics, and alternative motorcycle configurations.
Right Arm Disability
Explores motorcycle adaptations for riders with right arm or hand impairments. Covers brake and throttle alternatives, control relocation, steering stability, and prosthetic solutions designed to maintain safe, confident, independent riding.
Left Arm Disability
Focuses on solutions for riders with left arm or hand disabilities. Covers clutch adaptations, twin-lever systems, automatic transmissions, switchgear changes, and stability aids to support continued safe and confident motorcycling.
Right Leg Disabilities
Right leg disabilities often make the standard rear brake pedal unsafe or impractical to use. Common solutions include hand-operated rear brake systems using twin-lever units or thumb brakes, along with footplate modifications to improve stability and prevent loss of control while riding or stationary.
Left Leg disabilities
Left leg disabilities can make operating a standard gear-change pedal difficult or impossible. Electronic gear changers, automatic or semi-automatic transmissions, and footplate adaptations provide reliable, discreet solutions that preserve independence, safety, and confidence on a wide range of motorcycles.
Do you have to inform the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) if you become disabled or chronically ill?
Worried about declaring a disability to the DVLA? Most physical disabilities no longer lead to licence revocation. This guide explains the process clearly and calmly.
How do I regain a motorcycle licence that was revoked in the past?
A practical guide to restoring a motorcycle licence after medical revocation.
The NABD Guide to Riding Trikes with a ‘Code 78’ Licence Restriction
Confused about what you can legally ride with a Code 78 restriction? This NABD guide explains your trike and motorcycle entitlements in simple terms.
