Customer Appreciation Day at Performance Mobility - Denver

We at Performance Mobility pride ourselves on giving back to the community and one of the ways in which we do that is through our Customer Appreciation Day here in Denver. October 1^st was our latest Customer Appreciation Day, and it was a huge success. It was a day marked by laughter, information, great food and lots of fun. If you were able to attend, we’d like to extend a warm thank you. If you weren’t able to make it down, we’re giving you an invitation now for the next one!

We sent out an open invitation to all of our current and new customers to come down and see what all the fuss was about and it looks like most did! It was a tremendous turnout. The valet parking and the BBQ were a big hit with all attendees, of course, and so were the free prize drawings. We gave away a grand prize of a flat screen LCD TV along with loads of great gift cards to our loyal customers.

Of course, the stars of the show were the wheelchair accessible minivans. A wide range of different models were available for customers to take a peek at, including the brand new, redesigned 2011 Toyota Sienna, the 2011 Chrysler Town and Country and the 2011 Honda Odyssey, each of which were outfitted with wheelchair conversions from Vantage Mobility International and BraunAbility. The unique GoShichi pickup truck conversion was also enormously popular. The pickup features a wheelchair lift integrated right into the door to make getting in and out a simple, hassle free process. The Mobility Conquest wheelchair motorcycle turned more than a few heads as well, and the trike has definitely been well received.

Attending industry leaders and mobility equipment manufacturers were also on hand to provide in-depth information about wheelchair van conversions, BRUNO wheelchair and scooter lifts, new mobility equipment and much more. We were extremely gratified by the incredible turnout and look forward to the next one!

Wheelchair Trike With Power, Speed, & Style

Mobility Conquest Motorbike

The Conquest was originally created by Alan Martin, founder of Martin Conquest wheelchair motorbike in the United Kingdom, for his son, an outgoing young man that had become disabled. The concept for a wheelchair motorcycle for individuals with physical disabilities then progressed through the classical stages of new product development and great interest grew throughout the UK.

Adaptive AutoMobility is eagerly awaiting our first trike from Conquest and look forward to introducing this incredible machine to the good people of Colorado. The revolutionary idea of driving the trike from the wheelchair totally changes the functionality of this vehicle. The wheelchair user no longer has to worry how they will be able to get around when they reach their destination.

While the automobile is often times used as a metaphor for freedom, there are no vehicles that offer the total freedom of a motorcycle. For those who are physically disabled below the waist and who harbor a love for exploring the open road in something more liberating than a car or van, that freedom is attainable once again through our wheelchair accessible motorcycle.

Combining the highest-quality materials, a powerful engine and an innovative design, The Conquest wheelchair motorcycle is made especially for those who can no longer ride a standard motorcycle, but who are not ready to give up the exhilaration of riding a motorbike, and a big one at that.

The Conquest wheelchair motorcycle has an 1170 CC engine that can keep up with — and probably outrun — quite a bit of the competition. This three-wheel motorcycle trike can hit 60 mph within 7.6 seconds of leaving the line. The top speed is a blazing 105 mph, too fast for the highways, but certainly enough to guarantee that you will never run short of power when it’s needed. The wheelchair motorcycle's stylish design makes it something unique on the road.

Ride With Convenience & Maneuverability

The Conquest doesn’t mean riding alone. This handicap accessible motorcycle can take passengers along for the ride and high-end suspension at both ends of the motorbike means that handling and control aren’t compromised by extra weight. The chassis offers remarkable stability without losing the precise maneuverability for which motorcycles are known, and loved.

The driver mounts the wheelchair accessible motorcycle via an automatic rearward ramp. The trike accommodates both the driver and their wheelchair by a secure locking mechanism with a push-button release to ensure a stable driving platform. All our handicap accessible trikes come with a reverse gear for ease of maneuverability and parking. The push button Kicktronic shift controls makes accelerating through the motorbike's six gears a breeze.

The Conquest makes the open road accessible to anyone who craves the thrill of being on a motorcycle.

To visit the website and to learn more about the new Mobility Conquest Trike click HERE or on either of the pictures.