Community & Volunteer

I'm Ann,I have MS & would benefit in many ways from the Alinker. I could exercise and strengthen weakened leg muscles & be at eye level again

This is more than a walking bike, this is about family, belonging, mobility, freedom, agency and connecting with each other in kindness, feeling whole

I'm was diagnosed in 2019 with Primary Progressive MS. As a single mum of two teens (they're gorgeous) I need to keep mobile. It's not easy. The Alinker walking bike would give me the opportunity to get moving and keep moving.

Hello, I’m Noe and I live in Ontario CA, I was born with a disability called Arthrogryposis. I your help to reach my goal on my campaign to obtain a Alinker walking bike. The walking bike will provide an individual like myself with mobility.

This is more than a walking bike, this is about family, belonging, mobility, freedom, agency and connecting with each other in kindness, feeling whole

I have two crazy boys that I need to keep up with! #MS has taken away my time #outside with my boys this, #walkingbike would make a #worldofdifference in our lives in #Reno #Nevada. I hope the #community can help me have my own #Alinker to #stayactive.

Hello everyone, my name is Amelia and I am so excited to have found the Alinker walking bike and community! I stumbled upon this amazing invention while recovering from a recent fall and injury/re-injury of both knees. I've been using a walker and ...

My Dad, Joe, is a 76 yr old Veteran suffering from Spinal #Stenosis. He used to be SUPER active playing #Baseball, #Basketball, Bingo, Walking. Now 135 lbs from 180lbs, depressed, and in bed. If he had an Alinker Walking Bike he would reclaim his freedom!

Don't take going for a walk for granted. #walkingainteasy #taketimetolookaround #TMtransporter

This campaign is the ONE to support ALL, sponsored by radically generous companies and other people who want our world to be an accessible one and use their money as nutrients to grow an equal access community

#Alinker - A new way around.

I'm a 59 year old male who was born with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis . I've had my ankles , hips, and knees as well as shoulders replaced. My situation has left me with very little exercise. As such my balance is poor, and I'm afraid of falling .