This looks like a fantastic program. Do you know of anything similar going on in Canada?
It would be great to connect this program with ours. The goals are different, yet I think there would be a lot of interest from our alumni - many of who are looking for ways to increase the accessbility of cycling.
Thanks,
Jessica
Lose the Training Wheels is spreading rapidly. The problem is that Dr. Richard Klein has built each adapted bicylcle by hand and alone. We are researching how to mass produce fleets of these bikes so that more people will be touched by this gift.
What program are you representing? It didn't show on the entry to me.
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This looks like a fantastic program. Do you know of anything similar going on in Canada?
It would be great to connect this program with ours. The goals are different, yet I think there would be a lot of interest from our alumni - many of who are looking for ways to increase the accessbility of cycling.
Thanks,
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Lose the Training Wheels is spreading rapidly. The problem is that Dr. Richard Klein has built each adapted bicylcle by hand and alone. We are researching how to mass produce fleets of these bikes so that more people will be touched by this gift.
What program are you representing? It didn't show on the entry to me.
Thanks,
Ann
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