The answer for chair repairs is to have a backup chair ready to go. I have two 
J2 gel cushions also. If you are in a manual chair this is an easier task than 
a power. I use a manual daily but have an additional manual chair as well as a 
power on standby. I get parts on ebay and from Sportaid.......use a vendor only 
when i have to. I always keep a new set of casters, seatbelt, bearings, cushion 
covers, brakes and anything that goes bad on hand. A bike shop will do some 
repairs for you. Also the chair you choose has alot to do with its durability. 
Ive got a manual Quickie 2 and the thing is bulletproof. I know the chair like 
an old friend and can replace a part long b4 it goes bad just by knowing the 
chair. 
   
   
  ron c7

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