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HAND AND FOOT POWERED CYCLE    

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Picture of HAND AND FOOT POWERED CYCLE The Hand and Foot Powered Cycle is a hand- and foot-propelled tricycle designed for children and adults ages 5 and above with neuromuscular disabilities or cerebral palsy who need to use both their feet and hands to propel the cycle. The user pedals with his or her feet and/or pushes and pulls the handlebars to propel this cycle. It features front wheel drive with a single speed. The cycle is custom-designed and fitted to each user using his or her measurements and guidelines to ensure a perfect fit. OPTIONS: Can be modified for a rider with only one hand or one foot. COLOR: Red or blue. CAPACITY: 250 pounds

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Price: 1495.00.

This product record was updated on April 30, 2012.

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Rock and Roll Cycles, LLC

12403 CR 2300
Lubbock, Texas 79436
United States
Telephone: 855-306-3223 or 806-748-4925.
Fax: 806-748-0676.
Web: http://www.rockandrollcycles.com.
Email: joe@rockandrollcycles.com.


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