After my being gloomy re the possibility of one-armed Windcheetah-
steering, this from the Windcheetah website:
windcheetah.co.ukowner profiles.htmOpen ↗
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Martin's long association with the Windcheetah came after
he decided that upright trikes were no longer providing
him with the level of performance he required. Martins
requirements are quite specialised due to having lost the
use of his right arm in a cycling accident whilst still a
teenager. Riding uprights with one hand is possible, but
not very comfortable, particularly when braking. Martin
had identified the Windcheetah and its joystick steering
arrangement as the perfect solution for his needs. A keen
touring cyclist and veteran of numerous overseas cycle
trips, Martin's Windcheetahs have carried him thousands
of miles and he has honed his touring equipment to as
fine degree.
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So it sounds like I was wrong, and it's doable after all. It
can't hurt to see what Bob Dixon at Windcheetah says.
--
Mark, UK. Nobody can be lucky all the time; so when your
luck deserts you in some fashion don't think you've been
abandoned in your prime but rather that you're saving up
your ration.