More freedom for your child to keep up, explore and join in

When a child pushes their own wheelchair, long school trips, park paths and family walks can leave them tired and stuck at the back. The Triride Kids adds a small powered front wheel to their manual chair, so they can go further and keep pace with friends and siblings.

It's built around children's wheelchairs, with power that's limited and set up by software so it stays gentle and controlled. For parents and carers, it's light enough to fit and remove without a battle.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Power limited for safe control
  The 540 W motor is held back by Triride's electronics, and the settings can be programmed to match your child's confidence as it grows.

• Light, from 7.5 kg without the battery
  Easy for a parent or carer to lift, attach and put in the car — no wrestling with heavy kit on the school run.

• Up to 35 km on a charge
  Enough for a busy day out, a school trip or a weekend at the seaside without worrying about the battery.

• Five power levels and cruise control
  Start on a low setting while they learn, then step up outdoors. Cruise control lets small hands rest on longer runs.

• Reverse
  Lets them back out of tight spots at school or in shops on their own, which is great for independence.

• Electronic and disc brakes
  Smooth, steady stopping, giving you peace of mind on slopes and busy pavements.

• Compact 12" wheel with City or Cross tyres
  Small and nimble indoors, with a tyre choice for smooth pavements or grassy park paths.

Who it suits best

• Children who use a manual wheelchair and tire quickly
• Families who want their child to join in on longer outings
• Young users growing in confidence and independence

Worth knowing before you buy

The Triride Kids is designed for children's chairs and gentle, everyday use, so it isn't meant for steep or rough off-road ground. Every unit needs to be matched to your child's wheelchair, and we'd always want to check the chair first. If your child has very limited hand function, ask us about the Tetra version, which has adapted controls.

Questions customers ask us

Can the power be turned down for a beginner?
Yes. The power limits are fully programmable, and there are five levels to choose from, so it can start gentle and be adjusted as they gain confidence.

Can we try one first?
Yes. We don't always have a Triride Kids in stock, so give us a call first and we'll check — if not, we can usually arrange a demo model.