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This may sound as morbid, I know a person who lost his leg below the knee. He was a passionate biker before that unfortunate incident. Quite recently I have come across Honda VFR which has auto transmission. So does it imply that the gear system of the VFR is to simplify it, as simple as a scooty? and lets say a person who is partially crippled go for a ride on it?. My friend has an advance ankle unit[some fancy American stuff] he can walk and run only gear switching movement is a solution. So the question is the automatic transmission enough to give previous bikers a second chance? from being limited to scooties? and the disability thing in getting licences? one can always work through it.
Yes it may sound odd and almost nonsensical but accidents are part and parcel of the Indian roads, and there may be a day when one of your limbs are gone.
But hopes are always there. .
I think at least I hope that there be a discussion on getting erstwhile riders disabled by unfortunate events into the place where they previously loved, on the saddle of a powerful bike.
This may sound as morbid, I know a person who lost his leg below the knee. He was a passionate biker before that unfortunate incident. Quite recently I have come across Honda VFR which has auto transmission. So does it imply that the gear system of the VFR is to simplify it, as simple as a scooty? and lets say a person who is partially crippled go for a ride on it?. My friend has an advance ankle unit[some fancy American stuff] he can walk and run only gear switching movement is a solution. So the question is the automatic transmission enough to give previous bikers a second chance? from being limited to scooties? and the disability thing in getting licences? one can always work through it.
Yes it may sound odd and almost nonsensical but accidents are part and parcel of the Indian roads, and there may be a day when one of your limbs are gone.
But hopes are always there. .
I think at least I hope that there be a discussion on getting erstwhile riders disabled by unfortunate events into the place where they previously loved, on the saddle of a powerful bike.
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