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My wife and I stopped for the night on a road trip. In rides a young fellow on a sport bike. He had a prosthetic on his left arm. He parked the bike and walked into the bar to meet his friends. Took off his jacket and unstrapped the prosthetic and hung the items on his chair.
We left long before he did.
Your story reminded me of a guy from Glencoe, Mn, who became a paraplegic. He had a trike built that looked like a Roman chariot. He wheeled his chair into the chariot, locked it down, and with hand controls continued riding.
Nothin a hammer and a gallon of bondo won't fix! Tack a few strips of steel on it, and some fancy paint, then everyone will appreciate the custom work!
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