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Post by Celaena on Mar 7, 2021 21:36:42 GMT -5
Hi everyone- My gym has a couple SCI-FIT exercise machines. I was glad to see them there the other day (I hadn't noticed before until I was on the treadmill behind them), but only one is aisle access. The other one is two machines over sandwiched between high knee steppers. I'm pretty sure it is a recumbent stepper, if that matters. Since it is up next to the other machines, I wasn't sure if the placement would prevent access for wheelchair users. And if a wheelchair user could access, then their wheelchair would block the aisle, right? Could anyone weigh in? I will make sure the gym knows if it is not accessible (and then bug them until it is fixed), but don't have the insight into whether or not it is! Photo below and also at this link if that won't load: postimg.cc/Wq8d9cZGpostimg.cc/F7Fph9TQ
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Post by messybun on Mar 8, 2021 3:51:00 GMT -5
I am curious, how do these machines work?
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Post by benquad on Mar 9, 2021 23:24:56 GMT -5
The chair can be removed
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Post by midwestguy on Mar 14, 2021 14:24:32 GMT -5
Benquad is right the seats can be removed. But who want's to go to the gym and then tract down an employee to ask them to remove it. I have an arm bike I use at home but the base is designed for a wheelchair user. The one in the first pic on the left is not as accessible as it looks. But hopefully you see a hot wheeler there someday
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Post by someonerandom on Mar 14, 2021 16:20:52 GMT -5
Benquad is right the seats can be removed. But who want's to go to the gym and then tract down an employee to ask them to remove it. I have an arm bike I use at home but the base is designed for a wheelchair user. The one in the first pic on the left is not as accessible as it looks. But hopefully you see a hot wheeler there someday Where did you get the arm bike?
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Post by midwestguy on Mar 14, 2021 19:26:34 GMT -5
Benquad is right the seats can be removed. But who want's to go to the gym and then tract down an employee to ask them to remove it. I have an arm bike I use at home but the base is designed for a wheelchair user. The one in the first pic on the left is not as accessible as it looks. But hopefully you see a hot wheeler there someday Where did you get the arm bike? My brother in law is an OT and I saw it at one of his facilities. The manufacturer (Endorphin Corporation) is now out of business but I found a guy selling an unboxed one on Ebay for $600, which is a quarter of the price.
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Post by someonerandom on Mar 14, 2021 21:47:22 GMT -5
Where did you get the arm bike? My brother in law is an OT and I saw it at one of his facilities. The manufacturer (Endorphin Corporation) is now out of business but I found a guy selling an unboxed one on Ebay for $600, which is a quarter of the price. That looks so cool! I may need to get one.
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