I can't find a link quickly right now, but a couple years ago I saw a bike/scooter parked by the Geology Bldg - Weeks Hall on Dayton St - that looked like a combination of a bike and a scooter. Sort of like the one pictured in the link below, but more sophisticated. I can't remember whether it had pedals of just a scooter platform.
http://brandscycle.com/product/torker-scooter-12-red-24242.htm?gclid=CN2S-OOq1LUCFaI-MgodHBEAJA I think it might have even had a rack on the back for panniers. It definitely had handle bars and brakes. As I was looking at it, the owner came out, and I asked her about it. She said she had some sort of injury that prevented her from using a regular bike, but she really loved biking, and now this is what she uses. She got on and zipped off pretty easily, at least as quickly as other bicyclists. Robbie Webber Transportation Policy Analyst State Smart Transportation Initiative www.ssti.us 608-263-9984 (o) [email protected] > > *Sent:* Monday, February 25, 2013 4:15 PM > *To:* bikies > *Subject:* [Bikies] biking and tailbone problems**** > > ** ** > > Anyone have experience moving back to biking after a tailbone injury? My > doctor has no experience in this area. A bike with no seat would be ideal, > but I doubt they're street legal. ;-)**** > > **** > > Kathryn Kingsbury > >
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