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Adult Tricycles
!Jones wrote:
I'm considering a tricycle for a handicapped adult in my life. I've been looking on eBay at the various options and have some vague idea of the market. I'd want to go with the widest wheelbase option... most are 29" or so such that they fit through standard doors. That seems narrow to me. I'd give up doors for stability. Does anyone have any experience with balance-impared adults and tricycles? Any suggestions or advice? Jones Try this company: http://www.trailmate.com/specialNeeds.cfm I think they only make tricycles and they are made in USA. They are built low for stability. |
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Adult Tricycles
DougC wrote:
A Muzi wrote: Yes, that's all true. Your comments perhaps lend new meaning to the Holdsworth Tricycle Conversion ad slogan, "Ideal for Spastics": http://www.yellowjersey.org/photosfr...st/HWTRIKE.JPG from: http://www.yellowjersey.org/holdsw.html Does anyplace make a kit like this now for 26" wheel external/multispeed bikes? I'd love to try one out on a recumbent bike I have. I have seen that lowrider places sell trike rear-end kits and they are available with 26" wheels, but they are all only for single-speed rear hubs. ~ And so it goes - 925 Euros, or about $1316 USD. http://www.altena-bike.nl/index.php?id=241 I was hoping form something priced like an /accessory/ for a bicycle, not like a whole 'nother bicycle. Oh well. ~ |
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