Form5’s annual cycling campaign brings our community together with one shared goal: expanding access to adaptive cycling for individuals with limb differences.
This year, Form5 CEO Aaron Westbrook will take on a 200+ mile journey from Ann Arbor, Michigan, to Columbus, Ohio. Along the way, we’re bringing together supporters, community partners, cyclists, and individuals with limb differences to raise awareness and support for a more accessible future in cycling.
Funds raised through Miles That Matter will help support Form5’s adaptive cycling initiatives and the continued impact of the Bike Arm Adapter, helping create more opportunities for individuals with limb differences to experience the freedom, independence, and community that cycling can provide.
And you don’t have to ride 200 miles to make an impact! Throughout the campaign, there will be several ways to get involved, including community events, local fundraisers, adaptive cycling opportunities, and the Last 5 Mile Ride, where our community can join Aaron for the final 5 miles of his journey.
Ready to make your miles matter?
Click the button below to learn more about the campaign, check out upcoming events, follow the journey, and find ways to get involved!