I am missing my left hand. I am thinking of buying a scooter. Is there any model out there with one foot brake and one hand; like a motorcycle?
I just use the front brake. The front brake provides 75% of your braking in an emergency. Then, the only thing to do is relocate the blinker switch, hi/lo switch, and horn.
they don't have engines so can't have an engine length. No such ingredient as an electric powered scooter contained in the united kingdom yet regardless of the reality that Suzuki are about to launch one in Japan they seem to be a mode of powered bycycle and characteristic similar controls which include gears all handlebar fastened. they preserve the pedals for use at the same time as the battery is low or on hills so there aren't any foot controls. only a bicycle with further electric powered motor and may be ridden on the line by 14 365 days olds as they have a real % decrease than 18 mph
Old Cushman had a foot brake, not sure of current models. wouldn't be hard to have the right hand brake lever for front and a simple L shaped lever fitted to floorboard- pivot at the angle, long arm with pedal and short arm fitted for a cable to rear brake. A motorcycle shop could probably get the brake pedal arm from odd parts shelf and fit it to right side of floor frame with simple bolted angle bracket with a 1/2 inch or so pivot bolt. Brake light sensor could be mounted and wired into loom. Left hand missing but if you have a clamping hook can have a simple bolt on left side handlebar. Some people at rallies with missing hands, arms have alternat controls and do long runs- check local cycle shop/scooter shop for possible work- or a chopper shop that is used to fitting many strang things. Veterans administration support groups might be able to help.
