[araitn]

ROSSI-46, on 05 September 2010 - 08:14 PM, said:

i know the owner of this wheelchair, and the way the director took his money was one thing, but since he has put every thing right what mike spindle failed on .
it is now discoverved he sells the wheelchair with out motability safety certication so can not travel in vehicle as has not tested safely and with out that certicate. i ask the question why is this individual nike spindle selling a product that has no crash worthiness safety certificate. it like selling motorbike with no wheels.
why does this go on where in a industry safety paramount.

Don't really know what the hell you're talking about here.

Just wanted to let you know I like your user name although, I'm a Spies-11 fan!

[Apparelyzed]

Motability Safety Certification?

Who issues those then?

Simon

[Apparelyzed]

Is this what you're on about?

http://www.dft.gov.u...upan6168?page=4

Simon

[dangerousdave]

I bet it's something e-dog has thought up

You can quarantee it don't pay out on a claim

This post has been edited by dangerousdave: 06 September 2010 - 03:14 PM

[chairman]

Im confused. Did you use the chair much before all the adaptions you have made? And what kind of conditions did you use it in, for example, off roading or fields or sand? Im just being inquisitive as to how the wheels broke/were not up to the job.

[WildKat]

Texaswheelz, on 09 March 2010 - 03:32 AM, said:

After being some where with a lot of parents and a lot of kids which equals a lot of parents pushing strollers, i finally figured out what the Trekinetic reminds me of. A human size stroller.

You mean a "big human" (adult) sized stroller lol? I think you are absolutely right though. When it was first described to me I thought of a backwards jogging stroller.