eBike Accessibility Indicator Placard (2-Pack) – Visibility & Awareness Symbol

Discreet accessibility indicator for Lectric eBikes. Awareness symbol for visibility and courtesy while riding. Not an official parking permit. 2-pack.

Designed to support special-needs and mobility-assisted riders, this accessibility placard holder offers a clean, secure way to display permits on Lectric eBikes.

Designed with Accessibility in Mind

This Accessibility Placard Holder was created to support special-needs riders, mobility-assisted riders, and anyone who relies on accessibility permits while using their Lectric eBike. It provides a clean, secure way to display required placards without interfering with riding, steering, or controls.

Simple, Flexible Installation

The holder installs easily using the included cable ties, allowing flexible placement without permanent modification to your bike. This makes installation quick, tool-free, and adjustable based on individual rider needs.

Built for Real Riders, Real Use

We understand that eBikes are freedom-enabling tools for many riders with physical, neurological, or mobility challenges. This holder is designed to be easy to install, easy to use, and easy to remove, offering flexibility without complication.

Clean, Secure, and Respectful Design

The placard remains clearly visible when needed and can be removed just as easily when not in use. The low-profile design avoids clutter and integrates cleanly with the bike’s existing layout.

Features

Supports accessibility and special-needs riders
Securely displays mobility or parking placards
Includes cable ties for easy, tool-free installation
Clean, low-profile design
Does not interfere with riding or controls
Designed and manufactured in the USA

What’s Included

Accessibility placard holder
Cable ties for installation

(Placard not included)

This is not an official parking permit and does not grant parking privileges. For personal identification and awareness only.

This product is intended to support riders with diverse mobility and accessibility needs. Language around accessibility varies by region, and we aim to be inclusive and respectful of all riders.