Many of the things we have done for people over the years have been exciting because we made changes to equipment that allowed physically challenged people to enjoy cycling.
One rider had no forearms, so we set his bike up with special brake levers, a very tall stem, and some other subtle adjustments, and he now takes fifty mile rides pretty regularly.
Another rider had one leg much shorter than the other, so we put on two different length crankarms. Another time we used special pedals to accommodate a lesser difference.
A young athlete had one arm, so we set his bike up with a brake lever that activated both brakes at the same time.
Many women have long legs, short torsos and short arms, so we have occasionally used tricks like turning the stem around installed narrow handlebars and used small reach brake levers to make their relationship to their bike a comfortable one.
We had a lightweight frame custom built for a small adult using lightweight 24x1" wheels and a 58 tooth chainring so she could whip her friends.
We've converted many racing bikes to three chain rings so the aging rider could keep going. And we've converted many old racing bikes to modern ones with more speeds and the latest shifting systems.
These are only a few of the things we've done, so if you have a problem, come in and see how we can help you solve it.