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  • Rory_mcw
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    Great job,

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  • coosaridgerider
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    This build is finished so know i will start a new thread to show his progress and rides.Again thanks everyone for your replies and concerns.Hope this helps others.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    Thanks everyone for the replies and a special thanks toTim at adair argo for donating the tires and wheels.I made some new laterals that are higher and should be a lot easier for him to control but haven't tested them yet.

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  • Obsessed
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    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    Brandons first test ride.
    That's awesome! you're pretty handy in the shop...great job customizing that 6x6 into somthing thats really gonna work for him...easy to see that he is already having a lot of fun with it! Looking forward to more video and stories of his adventures :-)

    take care

    tim

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  • Mike
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    Originally posted by tinman View Post
    This video made my day
    Same here. That was great and I was smiling ear to ear watching it. He'll be zipping around in no time.

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  • trevorakm1
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    I've been watching this from the beginning also and well done, Awesome!

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  • Tinodesis
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    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    http://youtu.be/PP8wQyZVrroBrandons first test ride.
    Your video had me grinning, Roy. Some times a newly injured person can wonder what they can still do for fun. Showing them what's possible goes a long way. I hope Brandon is keeping up with you on the trails before long.

    Congratulations to both of you!

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  • monoped
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    smile says alot. Mobility for recreation special,gonna go far towards more smiles. Way to go,both of you. Great team,great build!

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  • azz7772
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    I have been waiting a while to see that vid congrats to Brandon for making it and congrats to you for the excellent work

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  • tinman
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    coosaridgerider, this video is way too cool. I think I saw a gin form ear to ear on Brandons face from the first frame on. If not He definately had one one from the first donut!!!! My hat is off to you fir everything you have done on this project for Brandon. That is truely a FATHERS love. This video made my day. Mike

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  • coosaridgerider
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    I made the laterals in the video to see if they would work but his left leg gets in the way so i made another set that i think will work better.He has a little trouble with the throttle but with a little time he should get better with it and it gives him a work out that he needs.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    Brandons first test ride.
    Last edited by Mike; 10-04-2012, 07:10 PM. Reason: embedded video by using the full URL instead of the shortened youtu.be URL

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  • Tinodesis
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    You're getting close. Looks good!

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  • coosaridgerider
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    A few more updated pictures.
    Last edited by coosaridgerider; 10-02-2012, 03:45 PM.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    Originally posted by Tinodesis View Post
    I don't remember how much function Brandon has in his hands. If he struggles with the throttle, this idea might help.

    Quadriplegic chin throttle for Power Pod handcycle electrical assist - YouTube

    I don't know if it would be good for rough terrain or not.
    He should be ok with the throttle.I put a new cable and twist throttle so it is very easy to turn.His right hand works good but not much grip and his left hand is worse but he has some special gloves that help him grip better.The biggest issue is the muscle spasm in his legs,May have to strap his feet down.I was thinking about mounting some wake board or ski boots to the floor to heep his feet in place if needed.

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