Meghan Weaver interviews Bradley Fisher, a dedicated teacher, father, and lifelong Chicagoan, about his experiences in adaptive cycling with his special needs daughter, Lillia. The discussion spans Bradley's journey from early biking adaptations for Lillia, who has GAND, to participating in inclusive bike camping adventures. They explore the process of making biking accessible and enjoyable for children with disabilities, touching on technical modifications, community support, and the emotional and logistical challenges involved. Bradley also shares the growth and achievements of the 'Out Our Front Door' organization, which promotes inclusive bicycle travel, and hints at future adventures. The conversation is filled with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and inspiring insights into overcoming obstacles and fostering a love for biking in children with special needs.Out our Front Door- Bike Camping for Everyone https://www.oofd.org/adaptivebikecamping.htmlKEEN Chicago- https://www.keenchicago.org/Adventure Cycling Association- https://www.adventurecycling.org/guided-tours/fully-supported-tours/idaho-trails-relaxed/Project Mobility- https://www.projectmobility.org/eSpecialNeeds- https://www.especialneeds.com/developmental-youth-trike-freewheel.htmlWalmart- https://www.walmart.com/browse/sports-outdoors/adult-tricycles/4125_1081404_1230089_7538787?povid=ETS_nup_bike_adultbikes00:00 Introduction to Bradley Fisher00:44 Bradley's Journey with Adaptive Biking01:30 Early Adaptive Biking Experiences04:18 Modifications and Community Support05:41 Finding and Transporting Adaptive Bikes09:37 Transitioning Through Different Bikes13:53 Learning to Ride Independently23:31 Inclusive Biking Adventures30:01 Challenges and Overcoming Hesitations37:15 Future Plans and Final Thoughts

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