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I go by hyper here, but my name is Paul. I am here to lean about trikes. I own a Harley EGC and love my two wheels. My wife loves to ride on back w/ me, but has a very hard time getting on. Unfortunately, she has Multiple Sclerosis. The condition limits her frrom a lot of physical activities.<br />
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We have decided to look into buying a trike. Thinking that this my be something we can do together and enjoy the outdoors. It may be easier for her to get on and off and we can also pull a small trailer with her power chair. ( Jazzy). She is always worried about being mobile once we arrive to our destination.<br />
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Glad to be here, may God bless.....We are from west Tenn.<br />
Hyper<br />
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I plan on keeping the 2 wheels, hopefully!
 
:wave4: :wave4: Welcome ....... sounds like it may be the best for the two of you . So good luck whatever you decide . ThumbUp
 
Welcome Paul to Trike Talk from SE Missouri.<img src="images/smilies/coffee1.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Coffee" class="inlineimg" /> Sounds like you have made the right decision. Good luck with the hunting for a trike and hope everything works out good for the both of you.
 
Welcome Paul glad you joined us.I have a friend that does exactley what you are talking about.Has the trailer fixed up like a covered wagon and carries her Hover round in it.They have been everywhere on their bike.RIDE SAFE
 
Welcome Paul to the site from the U. P.of Michigan. I am glad you are taking the extra steps to include your wife in the enjoyment of the sport. Many people have to make modifications to make riding easier or even accessible because handicaps hold them back. Good luck, ride safe.
 
Thanks for all the warm welcomes. <br />
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May He bless each and everyone here.<br />
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Glad to be a part of such a great sport and one my wife and I can do together. Love to take her on a get away trip some day.<br />
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Paul
 
Welcome Paul to Trike Talk. It easier for my wife also who has rheumatoid arthritis , because I don't have to be on the bike to hold it up. It's easier for me too. Best of luck to you in your search.
 
WELCOME to TRIKE TALK.....Yep, Trikes are much easier to manage 2-up when there are physical problems involved, and "LOTS OF FUN, REGARDLESS".....ThumbUp
 

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