
Man with autism stunned when community buys him a new bike
Boyd Huppert
When he's gripping the handle bars of his three-wheeled bike, one of the best parts of Ty Burch is occupied. It’s best to wait for him to stop. That’s when Ty can free up his waving hand. Waving and biking, Ty does both passionately. “It's what I'm mostly good at,” Ty says of his daily rides around town. Jenny Edwards, Ty's mom, agrees. “He loves riding his bike. He just likes to go.” It’s why Jenny’s heart is so full. Her 20-year-old son is back on his bike for the first time ..