Does anyone know any information on handcycling, (i.e. not using your legs due to them being non-functional/ existent). I have a bolt-on to my wheelchair and am trying to find the best setup position for the crank in relation to my should level. I have been surfing the web (as always) for information on this query and have only pictures to go on, which is useful to a point.
As we are all in the same boat, so to speak (I also carry around inner tubes, levers , a pump and an assortment of tool, I feel that if anyone would know it would be your good selves. Any help would be gratefully received and used. -- O.J.
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Does anyone know any information on handcycling, (i.e. not using your legs due to them being non-functional/ existent).
I imagine Helen's link will be quite useful. Otherwise, these people will probably be able to put you in contact with other hand cyclists: motivation.org.ukmotivation.org.ukOpen ↗
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Does anyone know any information on handcycling, (i.e. not using your legs due to them being non-functional/ existent). I have a bolt-on to my wheelchair and am trying to find the best setup position for the crank in relation to my should level. I have been surfing the web (as always) for information on this query and have only pictures to go on, which is useful to a point.
Try also bromakin.co.ukbromakin.co.ukOpen ↗ - they now have a dedicated handcycle expert (disclaimer: he's a mate. Other handcycle dealers are available.)
