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Picture of CUSTOM BASKETBALL WHEELCHAIR The Custom Basketball Wheelchair is a sports wheelchair designed for use by individuals with lower extremity or mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury. Each wheelchair is custom built to individual specifications for size, rake and camber. FRAME: Aluminum (standard) or titanium (optional); fixed camber bars from 10 to 20 degrees; rear anti-tips; powder coat finish. SEAT: Adjustable back height (standard). Options include adjustable tension seat back; alloy seat base; waist strap; back bar cover; tapered seat. UPHOLSTERY: Upholstered seat and back. ARMRESTS: Fabric skirt guards (standard) or alloy skirt guards (optional). CASTERS: Rollerblade castors. WHEELS: 24 inch diameter quick release, high performance wheels (standard). Options include 25- or 26-inch or 700 centimeter wheels; smooth or treaded high pressure tires; rubber coated pushrims; spoke guards. FOOTRESTS: Adjustable footplate height with foot straps (standard); ABS on footplate (optional).

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This product record was updated on March 10, 2012.

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Melrose Kiwi Concept Chairs USA

5671 East Fountain Way
Fresno, California 93727
United States
Telephone: 866-764-5526 or 559-348-2260.
Fax: 559-292-0400.
Web: http://www.melrosewheelchairs.com.
Email: phil@melrosewheelchairs.com.


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