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A bike ride shows that accessibility is more than one thing
Reporter Sophia Keshmiri, in front, rides an arm-powered adaptive bicycle in Middlebury last Thursday during a demo with Kelly Brush Foundation reps. She is followed by Kelly Brush and the foundation’s Amy Rixon, who are helping educate the world about how people with spinal cord injuries can stay active. Independent photo/John S. McCright
September 3, 2026
The Kelly Brush Foundation works to expand accessibility for people with spinal cord injuries in more ways than one.
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