Aspasso bike with Van Raam adapted bikes on Italy tour

Van Raam dealer Aspasso bike

Aspasso Bike is one of our Van Raam premium dealers in Italy. A Van Raam Premium Dealer has at least one bike with low entry Balance, the duo bike Fun2Go, wheelchair bikes VeloPlus and OPair, the tricycle for adults Easy Rider and Maxi in stock in the showroom. The dealer also has product knowledge and a specialist on hand. There is also a workshop and skills to provide service. You can order and buy a Van Raam bicycle here. 

Aspasso is located in Senigallia on the coast of western Italy and offers people with a disability a new social, sustainable, ecological and beautiful way of mobility for different types of disabilities.
 
Aspasso bike has planned this "Around Italy Tour" and in the next few days they will travel all over Italy with a selection of Van Raam bikes. They will travel to associations for the disabled that have contacted them in the last few months, as well as other institutions.

Aspasso bike with adapted bikes on tour

During the "Apasso around Italy" Tour where they travel all over Italy there will be several Van Raam bikes. Among them the duo bicycle Fun2Go, the wheelchair bicycle VeloPlus and OPair, the rickshaw bicycle Chat and the adult tricycle Easy Rider. These bikes will be on display throughout Italy and can be tested on site by the institutions. Read more about Van Raam adapted bikes in Italy in the article: "Van Raam adapted bikes in Italy".

Dates for the Italy Tour

See below when Aspasso bike will be in which town and has appointments with local authorities and institutions to make cycling in Italy bigger and to spread the night's news of "Let's all cycle". 

Video: Aspasso bike impressions from Rome

The Mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, received the VeloPlus bicycles at the Campidoglio to facilitate mobility for the disabled.  The vehicle was made available to the capital city of Rome free of charge by "Aspasso Bike". It is destined for the Bioparco della Capitale (a park in Rome), where it is available to citizens. The bike was received at the Campidoglio by Virginia Raggi, Mayor of Rome, in the presence of the Delegate for General Accessibility Andrea Venuto and the President of the Bioparco Foundation Francesco Petretti. 
The news services  Libero Quotidiano, Il Messaggero and ll Tempo reported on the event with a video.