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Here's a couple of bikes modified so riders could control them from the side car. The second one shows how a one armed and totally legless man still made a living in Southern California in 1925. That's perseverance!
A disabled pilot in a Red Cross Indian motor cycle which can be driven from the side car. WW1.jpg
Armless and legless motorcycle rider and key maker, Southern California, 1925 2.jpg
Armless and legless motorcycle rider and key maker, Southern California, 1925 1.jpgEric Olson
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AMCA #776
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Wheels Through Time has a factory built version from 1916. It has a remote mounted kick starter in the side car, although I doubt it would work for this gentleman. Perhaps he had a custom built electric starter? You can check out a video of the WTT machine at https://youtu.be/n35n-tfzb9E.Originally posted by T. Cotten View Post
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Perhaps this is the same fellow?
Motorchair deluxe.jpg
The hack must have gotten too crowded,..
motorchair parapup somewhere.jpg
....Cotten
PS: Here is another fellow who makes us all humble...
motorchair shorty.jpg
Last edited by T. Cotten; 11-21-2021, 03:53 PM.AMCA #776
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"How did he start the machine, Folks?"
Let's not discount Mans' Best Friend in #1804b. Service dogs to the rescue!!!!
May compression release allowing him to "kick it over" by hand/arm strength?Last edited by PaulCDF; 11-23-2021, 07:46 AM.Comment
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Nice looking 1939 Harley Davidson EL but what is that thing on the rear fender where saddlebags normally mount?Originally posted by BigLakeBob View Post
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Maybe a flag pole for parades?Bob Rice #6738Comment
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