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Old 07-24-21, 07:54 AM
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VegasTriker
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Check for the availability of "accessory aids or exit assist bars" at major recumbent shops. It's akin to grab bars in a shower. Two companies that come to mind are Utah Trikes and Power On Cycling in TN. Both offer accessory aids that may fit your trike. Much cheaper than a trade in. https://www.utahtrikes.com/UTCAT-820.html Mark Powers has been active in modifying trikes for disabled veterans. https://www.poweroncycling.com/produ...t-bars-839.htm

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