Any other one legged riders???
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That's a great idea, cman. Like gump, I was recently wondering if this was possible.
At the time I was thinking about disabled veterans who'd like to ride but can't, and how you would solve that. This would be awesome.
I was also thinking you could build something for someone who can't use either leg. Maybe use a combined ABS on the front brake lever along with your shifting setup. You've probably thought this out already. Very cool man! I like it.
At the time I was thinking about disabled veterans who'd like to ride but can't, and how you would solve that. This would be awesome.
I was also thinking you could build something for someone who can't use either leg. Maybe use a combined ABS on the front brake lever along with your shifting setup. You've probably thought this out already. Very cool man! I like it.
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I saw a superbikes with Ryan S featured.
I know there are several people that feel I am against stunting and such, but it is because of them and drag racing that disabled folk have all the gadgets to keep riding.
My shifter is for drag racing. A third brake set up for stunting is used to move the brake for right leg amputee. For those I know missing hands they use reduced pull clutch levers.
Thanks to the internet there is a growing set of resources for folks.
Like I said earlier I know a mid 80 year old man that lost both his legs, so he converted his bike to a trike and installed hand controls for shifting and brake. He rides about 30k a year!
I know there are several people that feel I am against stunting and such, but it is because of them and drag racing that disabled folk have all the gadgets to keep riding.
My shifter is for drag racing. A third brake set up for stunting is used to move the brake for right leg amputee. For those I know missing hands they use reduced pull clutch levers.
Thanks to the internet there is a growing set of resources for folks.
Like I said earlier I know a mid 80 year old man that lost both his legs, so he converted his bike to a trike and installed hand controls for shifting and brake. He rides about 30k a year!
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