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Kamran's Bike

September 11, 2012 by Elena Noble, MPT

A side view of the Rifton special needs adaptive bikeFor a child with disabilities, joining his peers in daily activities is huge. And though sometimes we lose sight of this, we can count on people like Kamran Lloyd to remind us. Take a moment to watch this short story broadcast on WLTX-TV. Kamran eloquently shows us what a special needs adaptive tricycle can do, not only for him, but everyone around him. Enjoy!

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Mikhail | September 18, 2012
Hi!
I’d like to by an adaptive tricycle for my 3-year-old daughter. Could you tell me how you can ship it to Russia, how much the shipping costs would be and how I can pay for the order.
Mikhail.
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Elena Noble, MPT | September 20, 2012

Hello Mikhail,

Our Russian distributor “Rehab and Medical” will be able to assist you with your questions. Here is the link to their contact information: http://www.rifton.com/customer-service/international-distributors

Thank you for inquiring and all the best,
Elena

Used Mobility Equipment | September 19, 2012

Hi Elena,

The trike is fantastic, and it’s great to see that adaptive tech is being used in this way. Inclusion is an important part of a child’s development, and it’s great to see that new technologies are making this possible.

Best wishes, Alex.

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Elena Noble, MPT | September 19, 2012
Thank you Alex.
I browsed your Used Mobility Equipment site and was impressed by it. I hope to add it to our used equipment resource page as we often get request about what to do with used equipment. http://www.rifton.com/adaptive-mobility-blog/blog-posts/2010/march/donate-your-used-equipment