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--- CUSTOM ADAPTATION --- PURPOSE: To create customized bicycle handle bars for a child with her right arm approximately 3 inches shorter than her left arm and limited use of her right hand. The gear shift and rear break were moved from the right to the left handlebar. Then on the right handlebar a three-inch extension was built. At the top of that extension is a small ball and a padded platform on a swivel providing wrist support and assistance in gripping. TITLE: Custom Bicycle Handle Bars Stander. WEBSITE: Workshop Solutions at http://www.workshopsolutions.com/COMPLETE/handlebars.htm. REF: The originator, Tom Jeary, can be contacted at tlj@golden.net.

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This product record was updated on January 4, 2010.

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