BentHarley
New Member
Keith,
I could really use another opinion on this. I've talked to six prosthetics guys and they all told me it's not possible. What I want is a set of prosthetics that will allow me to work a stick shift truck, and get back on a motorcycle. Basically I need some legs that will allow me to work a clutch and gas pedal. Both of which require some "feel". They'd also need to be able to work foot controls on a bike and allow me enough movement to be able to hold the bike up at a stop. Know of any way to do this? On Everest a gentleman with no legs summited. So prosthetics must be pretty good, can you get me back in my truck and back on my bike?
Would 30 inches be a good height for a lay out? In pictures I notice they're pretty high. Six inches lower than the kitchen counter would be good, then make it narrow enough so I can reach the middle from either side.
Harry
I could really use another opinion on this. I've talked to six prosthetics guys and they all told me it's not possible. What I want is a set of prosthetics that will allow me to work a stick shift truck, and get back on a motorcycle. Basically I need some legs that will allow me to work a clutch and gas pedal. Both of which require some "feel". They'd also need to be able to work foot controls on a bike and allow me enough movement to be able to hold the bike up at a stop. Know of any way to do this? On Everest a gentleman with no legs summited. So prosthetics must be pretty good, can you get me back in my truck and back on my bike?
Would 30 inches be a good height for a lay out? In pictures I notice they're pretty high. Six inches lower than the kitchen counter would be good, then make it narrow enough so I can reach the middle from either side.
Harry