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George Flores Musician, Harp Technician reconnects to his passion for riding motorcycles

Posted on 07-19-2010 by admin

After becoming disabled in a motorcycle accident five years ago, George Flores (39) of Chicago has still been able to work in his unique profession as a harp technician. As the first proved in world history with a spinal cord injury to service harps professionally, Flores uses a 6 foot instrument with the help of a standing wheelchair.He has been repairing harps for 11 years. Before his accident, Flores traveled the world and worked for symphonies and orchestras in every major country. Flores wa
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Mobility Conquest Trike Featured On Denver's Channel 9News

Posted on 07-15-2010 by admin

On Tuesday July 13th, Adaptive AutoMobility was proud and fortunate to welcome Gregg Moss from Channel 9News to feature the latest in adaptive technology, the new Mobility Conquest Trike. The Trike is a revolutionary new motorcycle designed specifically for a wheelchair user to drive from their wheelchair. Your wheelchair goes where you go, unlike some bikers with non-accessible trikes that are forced to have someone follow them in a van with the wheelchair while they are riding with their frie
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Wheelchair Veterans Become Bikers Again

Posted on 07-09-2010 by admin

The Mobility Conquest motorcycle, driven from a wheelchair, was presented at the Veterans Wheelchair Games July Fourth weekend in Denver. Over 600 wheelchair athletes came to Denver to participate in the Games. Mobility Conquest was a bronze sponsor of the games. “We are honored to be a part of such an inspirational event” Mark Allen Roberts, Mobility Conquest president said.In addition to showing the Conquest motorcycle in the Wheelchair Games Expo, Mobility Conquest Colorado dealer Adaptiv
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Exercise Ideas For People In Wheelchairs

Posted on 07-09-2010 by admin

Sure, getting from point A to point B in your wheelchair accessible van, or motorcycle these days is easy but being healthy and prolonging your life takes a little more work and dedication. You've heard that everyone should be exercising, but what if you have a disability? It's hard enough taking care of the basics if you're in a wheelchair or have other physical challenegs. If you've neglected your exercise routine, now is a good time to get started because it really can make you feel better. A
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