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  1. CRANK, THE --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 2/2004) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Crank is an accessory attachment for road-racing wheelchairs that allows the user to "crank" the wheels instead of pushing them. The grips eliminate the need for tape, pine tar, and full-finger gloves; only bicycle gloves are needed. The cranks have ball-bearing spindles and direct drive; there are no gears or chains. Freewheels let the cranks coast. Good for building balanced strength and no-impact, stationary rol...[More Information]

  2. HANDRIM PROJECTION KNOBS --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Hand rubber knobs project from handrim and make it easier to propel wheelchair. Knobs are evenly spaced around rim. 8 or 12 knobs available....[More Information]

  3. HANDRIMS (MODEL 05 PK 8) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 8/2011) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Handrims, Model 05 PK 8, are handrims and handrim projection knobs designed to assist wheelchair users with wheelchair propulsion. These rims are equipped with 8 large plastic push knobs....[More Information]

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