We provide social connection and joy through accessible outdoor biking experiences.
Wear the mission. Fuel the joy.
This design by Maine artist, Mandi Weirdmore, is our “visual manifesto” for a world where nobody is left on the sidelines. Whether a person is pedaling with their legs, their arms, or enjoying a ride as a passenger, their physical presence on the road or trail is a celebration.
Biking is for EveryBODY honors every age, every ability, and every physical form that finds joy on two (or three!) wheels.
Connection is a human right.
We know that outdoor recreation isn’t just a “nice to have”—it is essential for a happy and healthy life. For many, particularly seniors and people with disabilities, the world can become smaller over time.
We exist to expand it.
Access to the outdoors and meaningful social connection are foundational to well-being. Our rides break down the barriers of isolation, replacing them with the sensory thrill of the ride and the warmth of community. When you snag your swag, you aren’t just buying a shirt; you are advocating for the right of EveryBODY to feel the wind in their hair.
Meet the artist.
Mandi Weirdmore is a local disabled Maine artist. She sells her designs, stickers, and other merchandise on her website:
https://www.mandiweirdmore.com/
Using her platform, she raises awareness about rare disorders and disability rights.
About Biking is for EveryBODY, Mandi says, “This piece represents the connection that comes with biking and the disability community. We may all have different needs, but together we are at peace.”
Meet our community partner.
Nomads!
At the center of this design is a classic symbol of peace, reimagined as our community in motion. The dashes connect a diverse family of cycles representing the idea that when we move together, we create a more harmonious, inclusive Portland. Join us in that vision by proudly (and stylishly) declaring that Biking is for EveryBODY!
Special thanks to Victor Rios for his continued partnership, guidance and printing.
100% of the proceeds from this collection go directly to our program.
Want to go further? If you share our belief that socialization and outdoor adventure are vital to our community’s health, let’s talk. Small business sponsorships and deeper partnership opportunities are available.
Let’s do this essential work together. Contact Executive Director Pete Ryan at (207) 400-7025 or pete@portlandwheelers.org.