Mahen Pitale

Prosthetics as Fashion: Designers Transform  Prosthetic Leg / Hand Covers into Wearable Art Amputees can be fitted for fashionable arm and leg covers that make their prosthetic limbs stylish and eye-catching. These designers hope their fashions will help reduce the stigma that comes with prosthetics. Typically, prosthetic limbs are designed to be skin-toned, to blend in and be invisible. Ironically, the bold, attention-grabbing covers, people to see more of the person behind the disability.  PLS CHK THE LINKS FOR PROSTHETIC COVERS https://alleles.ca/leg-covers https://www.lindhextend.com/en/products/prosthetic-cover-protection https://www.designboom.com/design/furf-design-studio-confetti-prosthetic-leg-cover-01-20-2017/ https://honepd.com/prosthetic-cover https://thecoverstudio.com/en/13-leg-evolution https://fredslegs.com/collections/prosthetic-sleeve-covers https://art4leg.com/covers/ https://www.freethink.com/articles/prosthetic-leg-covers https://www.orth...

Adaptive Modifications for Amputee Motorcycling Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul. – Anonymous You’ve seen them cruising down a winding highway, heard the roar of pipes on the boulevard, dreamed of the thrill and freedom of a motorcycle, and wondered; “Can I still ride a motorcycle after my amputation?” The answer is an enthusiastic “Yes!” In this article, we will review common motorcycle modifications that can help an amputee rider get back on the road and, just as importantly, how to prepare yourself. Getting Started Getting your motorcycle ready for amputee riding isn’t necessarily difficult. You merely need to understand how the controls on the motorcycle operate and how to modify them to work with your prosthesis. An adaptive rider’s best friend is a local cycle shop with a craftsman who is able to modify your motorcycle, because there are no formal adaptive motorcycling organizations in the U.S. The market is simply too small to find most motorcycle adaptations ...

All Trikeshop trike owners: We've built hundreds of trikes in the 16 years we've been going and it would be nice to see what adventures they've been on since leaving us. Whether it's to your local rally, pub, town or further afield. Please e mail with photos so we can share with other Trikeshop trike owners. We've certainly had some adventures on ours so please share yours with us. Haydn, Bev & team FOR MORE DETAIL CHK LINK.. https://www.trikeshop.co.uk/ NOTE  : Hello, I Mahen Pitale, Below Elbow Prosthetic Users, I came across some websites  while surfing the internet, which would be very  helpful for people who want to ride a motor bike  (hand and leg amputees). And here is great information about bike modification and their parts.  And you will be inspired by watching videos of some amputee riders. This will give you more convenience  to drive a motorbike. For this, I thank the company that created the website. This information should reach maximum a...

Motorcycle-Amputee is an informal website based organization created by Victor Walther. The website is intended to provide information, encouragement, and inspiration for amputee, injured, and physically challenged motorcyclists as well as provide an international venue for amputee motorcyclists to share and promote their accomplishments and motorcycle modifications. The website contains information on motorcycle modifications for amputee, injured, and disabled motorcyclists as well as information on modified artificial limbs and prosthetic suppliers and manufacturers. Motorcycle-Amputee encourages everyone to participate regardless of ability, disability, age, gender, race, or nationality. There are no membership fees or special requirements to join or participate, just a willingness to encourage, inspire, and share information with others. If you have modified a motorcycle or know of motorcycle modifications that could benefit amputee or disabled motorcyclists, or if you or anyone yo...

EITHER AS A PASSENGER OR RIDER, WHICH WILL IMPROVE BOTH ACCESSIBILITY & FRRDOM,  HAVING HELPED MANY PEOPLE LEARN TO RIDE A MOTORCYCLE .IT IS IN MY NATURE TO ASSIT PEOPLE ACHIVE THEIR GOALS. PLS CHK THIS LINK FOR MORE DETAILS https://www.abilitymotorcycles.com/modified-controls-and-adapted-motorcycles-paraplegic-amputee NOTE  : Hello, I Mahen Pitale, Below Elbow Prosthetic Users, I came across some websites  while surfing the internet, which would be very  helpful for people who want to ride a motor bike  (hand and leg amputees). And here is great information about bike modification and their parts.  And you will be inspired by watching videos of some amputee riders. This will give you more convenience  to drive a motorbike. For this, I thank the company that created the website. This information should reach maximum amputees,  it is for this, not to do any business. I request the amputees people to please drive without proper license,  an...

pls check this link for more detail https://disabledmotorcycleriders.com DISABLED MOTORCYCLE & TRIKE RIDERS WHERE A DISABILITY NEED NOT BE A HANDICAP! Gear Shifter DOUBLE LEVER  THE LARGEST RANGE OF UNIQUE  MOTORCYCLE R IDERS AIDS & ADAPTATIONS. PRODUCTS FOR DISABLED MOTORCYCLE RIDERS / & TRIKERS . DISABLED, WELL THERE IS SOME GOOD NEWS PERHAPS IT WAS AN ACCIDENT, ARTHRITIS, OR A REPLACEMENT HIP ETC THAT MADE YOU STOP OR NOT CONSIDER RIDING AT ALL. WELL HERE IS   THE   GOOD NEWS, YOU MAY NEED TO BUY ANOTHER MOTORCYCLE, PLEASE SCROLL DOWN & READ ON !! THE BIKE EXPERIENCE – HELPING DISABLED MOTORCYCLISTS RIDE AGAIN, MORE DETAILS ON OUR “LINKS” PAGE. Disabled Motorcycle Riders Aids and Adaptations is a website created for bikers & trike riders with a range of disabilities, you can virtually have a  clutchless motorcycle, we manufacture  aids & adaptations many unique to us & not available elsewhere, we want to share our passion...

"Lost both legs and then some in a crash nearly 6 years ago. My first time back on a bike today (June 26, 2017) with one prosthetic." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7d5SXBkmtc - chk video here NOTE  : Hello, I Mahen Pitale, Below Elbow Prosthetic Users, I came across some websites  while surfing the internet, which would be very  helpful for people who want to ride a motor bike  (hand and leg amputees). And here is great information about bike modification and their parts.  And you will be inspired by watching videos of some amputee riders. This will give you more convenience  to drive a motorbike. For this, I thank the company that created the website. This information should reach maximum amputees,  it is for this, not to do any business. I request the amputees people to please drive without proper license,  and modification ,only after doing good practice.

https://youtu.be/JByK1W5B_cc chk video here When the doctors and everyone told me id never ride again, nor walk or drive again. I decided quickly that was not my future. riding a bike 2 1/2 years after my accident, still not feeling the pedals or bike under me, was so incredible and just proved you can create your own future. Thank you so much to everyone involved and supporting! God bless! NOTE  : Hello, I Mahen Pitale, Below Elbow Prosthetic Users, I came across some websites  while surfing the internet, which would be very  helpful for people who want to ride a motor bike  (hand and leg amputees). And here is great information about bike modification and their parts.  And you will be inspired by watching videos of some amputee riders. This will give you more convenience  to drive a motorbike. For this, I thank the company that created the website. This information should reach maximum amputees,  it is for this, not to do any business. I request t...

’ve seen some incredible and inspiring stories about people with disabilities overcoming huge challenges to live out their dreams – but I’ve never seen anything quite like one-armed and one-legged Australian road racer, Alan Kempster. He doesn’t just ride with no right arm and leg, he wins races! A must see story. Alan Kempster’s story is truly an unbelievable one. A long-time motorcycle rider, Alan was hit by a drunk driver in a head-on collision in 1990, at the age of 28, which left him a double amputee; his right arm removed from the shoulder, and his right leg cut off only inches below the hip. Incredibly, not only did this not stop Alan from riding – he’s now a sponsored motorcycle racer on the Australian road racing circuit. Because there is no separate class for disabled riders, Alan had to be creative in setting up a bike to ride in regular classes. Using a modified 400cc Kawasaki race bike – with throttle, front brake, and clutch on the left handlebar, and shifter and rear bra...