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A Sidecar As a Wheelchair! Great Job! |
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File under Special-Bikes Sidecar
Author: Mike Werner
Location: Normandy, France
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Via: Motorcycle Misadventures
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Heather is wheelchair bound. Her husband, Steve, loves adventure riding on his motorcycle. You can of course buy a sidecar, and put Heather in it, something many people do. But it's not very adapted, nor easy. What do you do with the wheelchair? So the couple set about converting a motorcycle with sidecar to transport the whole wheelchair.
They went out and bought a Ural motorcycle with sidecar, and converted it to take in the wheelchair! A wheelchair is rather big and tall, so they had to install a special windscreen.
Now, Heather and Steve have a motorcycle they can both ride.It's a fantastic solution, and now both can enjoy the freedom of riding into the sunset.
One word comes to mind; respect!!
Click here to go to their website and see how he modified the Ural. To fund their venture, they are selling helmet speakers and bike-to-bike communication equipment. Click here to visit their store.
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1) Clay said on:
(16/05/2007 13:13:52 GMT)
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A Sidecar As a Wheelchair! Great Job!
You all should post this over on the Ural site as well..Good job! { Link }
2) Jeff said on:
(16/05/2007 18:31:37 GMT)
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A Sidecar As a Wheelchair! Great Job!
If only I had a photo of my friend's side car rig. It had a folding ramp, was attached to a Hondamatic 750, painted to resemble a little red wagon and held her wheelchair and service dog while she toodled around Lincoln, Nebraska, roving as far as Sturgis in fine style.
3) gary said on:
(16/05/2007 19:42:57 GMT)
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A Sidecar As a Wheelchair! Great Job!
nice job you need to make more i bet more people would love to go out but cant this would help them does it make the bike handle a bit strange with her sat up so high
4) coho said on:
(16/05/2007 21:54:33 GMT)
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http://www.cohobot.blogspot.com/Wheelchair bike
At the 2004 USGP in Indianapolis I saw a guy who had not only adapted the sidecar to "dock" with his wheelchair, but had offset the controls of his K75 so he could drive from the sidecar. The passenger (his wife) sat on the bike, with non-steering handlebars to hang onto.
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