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A look at what is currently available on eBay
 Low Rider Tricycle - Adult Tall Child Handicap Disabled US $390.00 
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 Big Low Rider Tricycle Tall Child Handicap Disabled US $370.00
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 Large Tricycle Tall Child Handicap Disabled USMade US $340.00
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 Big Tricycle Tall Child Handicap Disabled Sturdy USMade US $340.00
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 Trike Trailer Adult and Tall Child handicap disabled US US $230.00
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 Lemon Drop Kid 2000 Whitney Handicap 24x20 Photo US $42.46
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 1948 Press Photo Billy Richard Arm Handicap Child US $27.88
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 1970 Press Photo Splash In-Handicap Kid Washington Park US $24.88
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 Mental Handicap among Rural Indian Children, Anima Sen, US $20.62
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 1973 Press Photo Handicap Children Jimmy Year Home US $19.88
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 1949 Press Photo Children Handicap US $18.88
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 Special needs swimming handicap aquatic neck COLLAR head float swim brace- 9101 US $15.95
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 1974 Press Photo handicap, children, Claudia Smith US $13.88
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 1976 Press Photo St James Farm Helps Handicap Kids US $13.88
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 Special Olympics silver medal handicap kids collectible coin US $12.99
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 Lemon Drop Kid 2000 Whitney Handicap Photo 8x10 US $6.95
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 B.P.O.E. HoDo Club Handicap Children Hat Pin US $4.00
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 0692 Vietnam MNH Handicap children / wheelchair 1992 US $3.50
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 B151 - Your Attitude… Is My Child's Handicap. - Pin US $2.00
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 (3)Ct.Lot 8/98 SI for Kids LOUISE SAUVAGE Rookie card Handicap Wheelchair Racer US $1.50
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What is a bicycle that would be good for a handicapped child to ride?
I would like something that would be relatively safe for a child with epilepsy to ride. Maybe even a three wheeler or a tandem bike that I could help her ride with. Where could I get something like this?
She is eleven years old.
She is about seventy pounds and rather unsteady.
You don't say how old. If she is young a tandem recumbent would probably be best. If she can ride alone a trike would be a good idea, because of its inherent stability.
I have a niece who suffers from epilepsy and also has cerebral palsy and she is just not stable enough to safely sit on a conventional bicycle.
They are expensive, but you can even find tandems that have a recumbent style seat in the front and a standard bicycle type "stoker" setup in the rear. I see every imaginable combination of these each year riding across Iowa on RAGBRAI.
I've put some links below that might be helpful.
It's really good of you to think of helping this child in this way. I once rode a blind young man 100 miles on the back of my tandem and he told me it was the most fun he'd had since he lost his sight.
Ben
