A trike tour is great for blind people, it uses all their other senses. They can feel and hear the trike; the motion, the vibration, the roar of the motor. Heather organised the trike ride as a surprise for her blind son. Craig picked them up from their hotel in the Sydney before heading across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Blues Point for a photo. They drove to Jeffrey’s Wharf, Kirribilli for more photos looking across the harbour to the Sydney Opera House. A quick look at Neutral Bay before heading back through the Harbor Tunnel.

Good morning Katrina,

Adrian has a blast! He raved about the ride the whole day. We were discussing the weekend while waiting at the airport on Monday night and it melted my heart when he said the ride was the highlight of the weekend.  Thank you!

As for Craig he is an amazing person and an asset to the company.  He was brilliant with Adrian, was not fazed by the fact he could not see, pointed out places of  interest, chatted the whole time about what was around us, pointed out things like the abundant footy decorations ect. When we got back I would have loved to have given him a tip to go and have a beer or something on us, sadly I did not have money on me 🙁 as I did not bring more than the room key and my phone with me on the ride.

By all means use the photos and I will definitely post on social media.

Once again thank you for helping to make our weekend special. 
Regards Heather

A present to Graham was a Harley ride through Sydney to Bondi Beach. Phil picked him up at the Rocks Markets and his whole family was there to see him go on his tour. They drove through Centennial Park, Bronte, Bondi, Rose Bay, Double Bay, Rushcutters Bay, Kings Cross, Woolloomooloo and back to The Rocks. Graham saw so much and loved every minute of it.

He wrote to us; “My family had a wonderful day, thank you so much. Phil was awesome so friendly and happy, we all felt very relaxed we would definitely recommend you guys to anyone. Thank you for a wonderful experience ??”

Warwick organised a surprise Sydney trike ride for Mary. They visited Sydney on a holiday and he thought it would bee a great surprise for Mary and a fun ride for both of them. It was indeed. Des picked them up from their hotel at the Rocks and drove them over the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and around the Kirribilli Loop. The view across Sydney Harbour to the Opera House and the city is beautiful. There is also a different perspective to the Harbour Bridge. They both had such a great experience and reckon it’s a great way to see the famous sights of Sydney.

We are great at organising surprises so if you are thinking of a ride for someone we can help you give them the surprise of their lifetime – a very memorable one at that!

Cass booked a thrillseeker trike tour for 84th birthday for her Mum. Cass and her husband did a ride with us last year and they had so much fun they wanted mum to experience it. It shows no one is ever to old to have fun and experience something new. Des picked them up from home and drove them through the city and over the Harbour Bridge. They did the Kirribili Loop, where you are driven under the Harbour Bridge. There are great views across Sydney Harbour to the Opera House and the city.

Cass wrote on Facebook and Tripadvisor; “thank you so much, Des was fantastic! Mum really enjoyed herself. Thanks so much, her 84th birthday thrillseeker was awesome!”

As we have proven age is not a barrier to having fun so if you have to find a present for someone who has everything, a trike ride is a great idea.

Thomas received this trike ride present from grandparents for his birthday. Grandad came along for the ride as well. Our trike rider Craig picked them up from Circular Quay and took them on the 3 Bridges ride. They drove over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Blues Point Reserve. It has such wonderful views over the harbour towards the city and the Sydney Opera House, not forgetting the Harbour Bridge. They drove over the Gladesville Bridge. (When it was completed in 1964, Gladesville Bridge was the longest single span concrete arch ever constructed). They continued on Victoria Road and did a bypass to follow some of Iron Cove Bay. It is fun to see the water and watch all the joggers and dog walkers on the  Bay Run which follows around Iron Cove .

They continued over the incredible ANZAC Bridge and through the city. They had such a wonderful Chopper 4 trike ride, you can see by the smiles! If you want to get your grandchild or any child that is special to you, we can organise a trike ride for them. The trikes have seatbelts and are safe for those who are too young to go on a Harley.