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From: docthebiker
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  • Can you still change the gear with your foot or is there too much resistance in the piston?

  • yeah the foot shifter still moves freely as the piston works on electro magnetic priciples.

  • Oh great, thanks. for some reason i thought it was pneumatic. I have parcial paralysis in my left leg and am looking to go back to biking. I can change down gear but not up and relish the thought of being able to do quick down changes etc. Just need to find a way not to fall off it when coming to a stop now!!

  • Upshifts are much quicker especialy when done without the clutch so you'd probably not use your foot to shift at all.

    As for falling off I have no left leg at all. I hold the bike up with my right foot while the front brake stops it moving.

  • There's a guy in my town (Perth, Western Australia) who has a fully developed bike for disabled folks. It was a University of WA initiative and the guy's name is Darren Lomman. From memory the bike's called a "dreamfit".

    I'd love to see Wayne Rainey leaning into fast turns again!

  • Sweet!

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