Helping disabled motorcyclists to ride again, FOR bike parts for modification (disabled motorbike riders)

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DISABLED MOTORCYCLE & TRIKE RIDERS

WHERE A DISABILITY NEED NOT BE A HANDICAP!




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THE LARGEST RANGE OF UNIQUE MOTORCYCLE RIDERS 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 for riding motorcycles & trikes and to help disabled motorcycle riders continue that enthusiasm, maybe for the first time or to help get you back onto a 2 or 3 wheel motorcycle & regain your independence.

We design and manufacture all of the products available on this site in the UK they are not cheap relabeled imports manufactured in the far east, we have many useful & unique adaptions designed for injured, disabled  & amputee, motorcyclists & trikers.

Whether you are  a disabled rider or potential rider disabled because of an accident, birth defect, illness, or other cause, the key to safe enjoyable motor cycle riding with a disability is researching and locating quality products that have been manufactured suitable for purpose,  Unfortunately, there is no such thing  as a one-size-suits-all solution for bikers with a disability, so if you would like to call or email us to discuss all possible product options that may or may not be of assistance to you without the pressure of someone trying to talk you into some thing you do not need then please call Graham (01206 322557) or 0044 1206 322557

For leg amputations – We have an extremely effective reliable button-operated electric gear shifting system,( Flatshifter Max) just press the green button to change up through the gears  press the red button to shift down, alternatively the Dualever twin lever system, can be set up to operate with 1 hand  the clutch & front brakes or the front and rear  brakes.
For arm amputations – Again our Dualever/ k-lever system can be mounted on the left or right-hand side of the handlebars, set up to operate the clutch and a brake or front & rear brakes. We also offer a unique system that enables you to change up and down the gears once on the move without using the clutch (see Club, & Expert systems). Very useful motorcycle adaptation developed over the last 12 years.





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.



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