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Brian's photo shoot for his new knee
Brian Bartlett's 8 years of hard work has paid off with his first unit of his prosthetic knee designed by himself. Leftsideinc.com
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- Date Posted
- Aug 6, 2009 at 1:19Aug 6, 2009
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Seattle, Washington, United States
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james-24
(Dec 30, 2009 at 4:36)
have a amputation on my right leg and im looking to get back active. I used to be very into biking, I had a twentyfourseven substance with a street spec.
I have lost the use of my arm and my right leg above knee due to a motobike crash 5 mounths ago. I am new walking good on a k706 I think it is but I find it is restricting me a lot.
i am wondering if anybody has some information about the Bartlett tendom universal knee system and how I would be able to get hold of one. I would also like to no about the price.
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Great work. Eventually prosthetic limbs may progress far enough so that you may not be allowed to use all available technology to compete with non prosthetic riders.
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are you referencing things like track? it'd be tough to get away with longer limbs because bikes are designed around normal human geometry, unlike a track. haha. but if you mean the prosthetic would generate more energy, no way. haha
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Not really track, although I'd like a set or mechanical stilts... but if advances are made in combining nano technology and bionics then It's certainly possible... like the 6 Million Dollar Man. I think that eventually a prosthetic could be assisted with some form of motorized press that could allow more pedal force or impact resistance than currently possible.
