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Pictures of the New Version 2 Pedal May2003 and new seat post repositioner.
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In other Breaking News the New Pedal Junior is finished for
young children that wear AFO,s
Here are some pics of the Juniors
Here is a version of a pedal with a heel rest designed for a
recombinant bike
Our Mission
Our Mission is pretty simple compared to most. We provide devices that make
it easier for special needs Kids or Adults to pedal a bike or a trike.
This is accomplished through a universal adaptive pedal plate that simply fastens to any
existing pedal and holds the foot in a normal pedaling position. Adaptive pedals provide a means to hold a twisted foot on a regular pedal
while still allowing for an easy release.
What we do:
Our sole purpose is
providing special needs kids and adults with adaptive pedal devices.
Making it possible for people
with a abnormal foot orientation to use a conventional bike or trike.
SureFoot has been designed to work from a small child size 6 up to an
adult size 10.
These adaptive pedals plate assemblies have been designed to
accommodate the needs of a child or adult who for what ever reason have
difficulty keeping there feet on conventional pedals.
Children with Cerebral Palsy or young children quite often have foot orientation
conditions , in which case if nothing is done to make the foot captive to a
regular bicycle pedal, the child may not ever be able to experience the joys of
riding conventional bike or trike.
Another reason our adaptive pedals may important for young children is that
these kids may be sensitive to having an awkward looking contraption attached to
their bike for this reason out product has been designed to look like a sleek
contemporary pedal product. this could have an impact in a young Childs
willingness to use an assistive device.
In the case of young adults having some form of recreational mobility and
basic transportation, independent of public transportation can make a
great deal of difference in how a child feels about his or herself.
" This product presents a unique opportunity for a special needs child
to get an aerobic workout and enjoy a recreational lifestyle."
Gene Morel
Registered Orthotist, Ottawa Dec 2001
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- Telephone
- 613 523 7753
- FAX 613 523 8265
- Postal address
- 2353 Ridgecrest Place , Ottawa , Ontario K1H7V4
- Electronic mail
- General Information: toycen@gmail.com
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