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  1. BODY SUPPORT (MODEL PC 4749) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 10/2008) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Body Support, model PC 4749, is an aluminum alloy back and torso support designed to be attached to bicycles and tricycles for children with poor balance or marginal trunk control. The support has a buckled safety strap which fits around the user's chest to give added trunk support. The support is height- and width-adjustable....[More Information]

  2. THERAPLAY BODY/TORSO SUPPORT (MODEL 362-341) --- DISCONTINUED (VERIFIED 05/96) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The TheraPlay Body/Torso Support is a tricycle back support for children with little or no upper body strength. It attaches to Saf-T, Toddler, and Irish Mail trikes (see separate entries) and helps to hold the child in the correct position for riding a trike. The unit is made of aluminum and is adjustable for height and girth. Purchase of the unit includes hardware and a body strap. WEIGHT: 3 pounds....[More Information]

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