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Steve and Cubby. |
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Here is a picture of Steve. Cubby is shown with Steve. Who is Cubby??? Cubby belongs to our local Cub Scout leadership group. He came home with me for a month and was looking for some adventure.
The Easy Rider is shown after we dissasembled most of it. I don't have the original picture to show you. |
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Some of our hand tools we used on the project |
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Steve getting in position for me to set the new handlebar height. |
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Newly mounted handle bars. Note: the seat and the handle bars have switched there locations for the new design. |
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Side view showing how the Wheelchair docks with the Easy Rider. |
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The exercise computer was re-mounted in the reverse direction so it can be viewed by Steve. |
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Close up of the original machine title. |
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Resistance is still easily adjustable. |
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The rear seat post was removed with the help of my air tools to allow the Easy Rider to fit under a table. The post is shown here before we removed it |
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Cubby taking a test ride. |
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