On Thursday, September 24, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., the “A bout de Bras” association will be offering test rides on bicycles adapted for people with disabilities on the plaza in front of the Domaine Universitaire. What are the differences when it comes to riding these bikes? How are the bikes adapted? Come ask your questions and take a test ride. 

The “A bout de Bras” association aims to enable anyone—young or old, able-bodied or with a disability—to participate in cycling trips. In addition to these trips, it organizes bike rides every Sunday that are open to everyone, notably by providing bikes adapted to the participants’ needs.

This event is organized in partnership with the Syndicat mixte des mobilités de l’aire grenobloise (SMMAG) and the Association pour une gestion durable de l’énergie (AGEDEN). It is funded by the SMMAG as part of the 2026 Mobility Challenge, which the UGA won for the Grenoble area.