Credit_ Jorvik Tricycles conquers national three peaks in support of Parkinson’s UKTricycle company, Jorvik Tricycles has successfully completed the National Three Peaks challenge summiting Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Yr Wyddfa (also known as Snowdon) within 24 hours in aid of Parkinson’s UK.

Founder James Walker created his first tricycle in 2014 to support his father, who could no longer ride a traditional bike due to Parkinson’s, inspiring the creation of the business.

The Jorvik Tricycles team undertook the challenge to raise funds and awareness for the charity, raising a total of more than £1,800 to date.

Talking about the challenge, James said:  “We are incredibly proud of the team for completing such a tough challenge and supporting a cause so close to our hearts. Parkinson’s UK has always been central to the Jorvik Tricycless story, and being able to contribute to the charity’s work in this way has been really special.”

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Premium British high-performance clothing brand, ThruDark supported the Jorvik Tricycles team by donating kits designed to meet the demands of the mountainous conditions.

Parkinson’s UK is the UK’s leading charity supporting people affected by Parkinson’s, funding groundbreaking research and providing vital advice, support, and campaigning to improve life for those living with the condition.

The funds raised by Jorvik will directly contribute to advancing treatments and ensuring individuals and families impacted by Parkinson’s have access to care and information.

Discussing the kit donation, Chris Reynolds, CEO of ThruDark, commented: “We’re always proud to support endeavours through adversity and are delighted to have supplied kit for Jorvik Tricycles Three Peaks Challenge.

“When you’re tackling the UK’s toughest hills, the right protective clothing can make all the difference. It was a pleasure to work alongside the team at Jorvik and incredibly inspiring to see effort put into raising money for Parkinson’s UK.”

ThruDark draws on the founders’ 30 years of combined military experience to design clothing for extreme conditions. Through its charity programme, the brand equips individuals and teams raising funds for organisations making a positive impact.

Founded in 2014 by James Walker, Jorvik Tricycles has grown from humble beginnings , with its first tricycles built in James’ living room in York, to a multi-million-pound retailer that has supported more than 37,000 customers worldwide.

More than a decade on, the business mission remains unchanged: to support people of all abilities to enjoy the freedom and joy of cycling.

To donate and help raise funds for Parkinson’s UK, please visit here.

Last year, Jorvik Tricycles unveiled a three-in-one tricycle which bridges the gap in the market between a standard tricycle and mobility scooter.

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