Go ride — plan routes, open bookings, make memories
Your trishaws are here. Your pilots are trained. Now it's time to hit the road. Plan your routes. Dial in your booking system. And remember to stop for donuts and smell the flowers.
What a good ride looks like
A successful trishaw ride is a well-planned route paired with a willingness to stop for the little moments many older adults have lost touch with. Multi-use paths and rail trails are ideal — no cars, and a high probability of cute puppies and chatty families.
Arrival
Bring the trishaw to the location, run the pre-ride check, sync with the activity director if relevant, make sure every rider has signed a waiver.
Boarding
Greet the riding partner and help them into the trishaw — some want a hand, others prefer to board on their own.
The ride
Hit the road or trail. Stop for flowers, for puppies, for a donut. The stops are the point.
Return
Help them out with as much or as little assistance as they want, then return the trishaw to storage, check tires, and plug in the battery.
Set up a ride coordinator system
Booking rides is often the most time-consuming part of running a chapter. A dedicated Ride Coordinator is what makes it sustainable — they pair ride requests with available pilots so nobody burns out.
Book2Go
CWA's dedicated booking platform. Pilots sign up for slots, riders request rides, coordinators match them.
Open Book2Go →Lightweight alternatives
A weekly Google group email, a spreadsheet, or a Google form works surprisingly well in the early days.
Start simple — upgrade when you outgrow it.
Experiences, not just rides
Make these experiences, not just rides.
Themed routes
Invite a friend
Trailside treats
Seasonal rides
Photo keepsakes
Community events
We'd love to help you get rolling
Whether it's picking the right trishaw, spec'ing a support kit, or navigating shipping — Copenhagen Cycles is here.