West Point Partners
We are proud to announce a new partnership between RAD Recreation Adapted Society and one of Vancouver's most historic bike shops, West Point Cycles (WPC)!
At RAD, we believe everyone deserves the chance to get outside, stay active, and enjoy recreation alongside the people they care about. As RAD continues to grow across BC, we are grateful to have WPC's support for RAD and for adaptive recreation. Partnerships like this help us reach more people and build a community where recreation is open to everyone.

Serving the Lower Mainland
With three Vancouver locations (Main St, Kerrisdale, and West 10th) and another in Langley, WPC and RAD can better serve riders across the Lower Mainland. Wherever you live, there is likely a WPC location within reach.
Gear for Every Rider
WPC carries a wide range of adaptive equipment, including walking assists, recumbent trikes, and the Bowhead Rogue with quad controls. With options this varied, there is something for everyone, whatever your abilities, goals, or riding style. Whether you are new to cycling, returning after a break, or looking for equipment that better suits your needs, WPC is a great place to start exploring. [Optional: add a line about how WPC staff help riders find the right fit.]
Service That Welcomes Everyone
WPC is also happy to service the adaptive gear and equipment you already own, from recreation gear to your wheelchair. This matters because adaptive bikes and equipment are often turned away by bike shops. By welcoming these repairs and tune-ups, WPC is helping break down a barrier that keeps too many people from getting the support they need. Their team will always do their best to accommodate their clients.

Why This Partnership Matters
Access to the right equipment and reliable maintenance can be the difference between wanting to get out and actually getting out. When people can find suitable gear and trust that it will be looked after, they are more likely to stay active, explore their communities, and enjoy recreation with friends and family.
RAD and WPC share a belief that recreation should be inclusive, and this partnership is a step toward making that a reality for more people across BC!
“We’re so excited to be working with RAD Society. You can find gear at each of our locations through [RAD’s] website.” - Randy Stackhouse















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