This is an article that I found in American Profile http://www.americanprofile.com on Hal Honeyman, founder of Creative Mobility, which builds modified-bicycles and the non-profit Project Mobility, which sponsors bike-fitting clinics and workshops nationwide.
Archive for the ‘Stories’ Category
May 20th, 2008
Trike for triple amputee
RBR has recently constructed a Catrike Road for a 12 year old who has had both legs below the knee and his right hand amputated. The goal of the build was to provide this individual a means of cycling that enabled his use of a trike while downplaying the obviousness of his handicap. Using prosthetics, [...]
May 20th, 2008
What’s your story?
Have you gone through the process of adapting cycling to your needs? If so, tell us how! Every story you share is another opportunity to provide others with your experience. We all learn when we share. So please use our contact form to get in touch with BikeAble. We’ll work with you to put your [...]
May 19th, 2008
Trike for Four – Part 1
It is often said that tandem bicycles will either make or break a relationship. They place two riders in close proximity for long periods of time for an activity in which the contributions and goals of both riders must align in order to keep moving forward. The captain, the person that sets direction, relies upon [...]
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Tags: adaptation, blind, captain, greenspeed, recumbent, stoker, tandem, tensioner, trike, visual impairment 
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