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I’m only 56 and have used crutches since 1991. I didn’t give up then and I won’t give up now. It’s up to you to overcome. You do you and tell those who say you can’t to pack sand!
In shopping, you'll undoubtably come across this one:
https://landingear.com/
I would not recommend it. The wheels are very small and easily get caught. The linkage is weak, and I've talked with folk who have had it collapse on them.
The ones I have seen that were around years ago, were like training wheels. I had some injuries to my lower body wasn't sure how I was going to ride again, I would have done whatever. I was thinking more XL or third wheel. Again you just don't see the training wheels alot. Not sure if they don't work as good, or because of people making fun of them. Might be a better alternative because you ride on 2 wheels. Lots people have trouble getting used to trikes. But I suspect now that harley is making trikes, it will be the more common of the options.
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