Taking my OFF-ROAD WHEELCHAIR on Canadas HIGHEST suspension bridge!

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июл 2021
  • My latest adventure with my new off-road wheelchair from Not a Wheelchair on the newly opened suspension bridges in Golden B.C. The Golden Skybridge are Canadas HIGHEST suspension bridges - but are they wheelchair accessible? Questionable.

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  • @RonaiHenrik
    @RonaiHenrik 2 года назад +10

    It's so heartwarming what JerryRig did with this thing. Seeing the smiles it's giving to people who are now able to go to places they were not able to before :) my face hurts from all the smiling I did. It really makes me tear up as I *love* to travel and can't imagine what it would feel like if that capability was taken away from me due to an accident I had.

  • @andibeat9108
    @andibeat9108 Год назад +1

    The quad is great, I'm from Germany, but I'm very fascinated by Utha Trikes, they do a great job, I can also imagine such a quad, if you get used to it, I think it'll be easier for you I'll fall. Dealing with it, the engines they use are really great, very good quality, with the throttle grip and the reverse drive, I think it's just a matter of time, you can definitely do it, great to see how it looks with you in the wilderness, a great area, I wish you all the best, with the trike, I hope that google has translated everything well, because I don't speak English that well, thank you for taking us on your trip took with you lG Andi

  • @christinehuband4383
    @christinehuband4383 Год назад

    Hello from a power wheelchair user in victoria 👋 Great adventure, thanks for taking us along 😊

  • @airvlad777
    @airvlad777 2 года назад +1

    Very brave. I have to visit that bridge. Gorgeous views.

  • @michaelsimpson8448
    @michaelsimpson8448 2 года назад +6

    new vid FEATURING KYLE WOW BIG HYPE. suspension bridges definitely big spooky for me with the wobble, just watching the video giving me vertigo. really godlike views. very unfortunate that it's advertised as "wheelchair accessible" when it clearly isn't. great information and great video!

    • @TheChronicExplorer
      @TheChronicExplorer  2 года назад

      Kyles the new channel star! Stay tuned because Im dragging him to europe in a few weeks for more adventures! Maybe not any suspension bridges though!

    • @michaelsimpson8448
      @michaelsimpson8448 2 года назад

      @@TheChronicExplorer no more suspension bridges ahhhh! but how exciting! Lots of documentation please :)

  • @tazBeaWheelz
    @tazBeaWheelz Год назад

    Your mums the best I have been a wheelchair user for quite some time and I’m only adapting to the quickie manual chairs and am finding it so much better and bonding better too, but would love your “ off road speed demon” 😂😂…looks amazing maybe get an all terrine electric bike for your mum, so she can keep up wiv you, bless her and love that comment have you got no friends you can go wiv…lol that’s me to my kids 😂😂…but you go gurl ❤

  • @felaciabarrieII
    @felaciabarrieII 8 месяцев назад

    Nice video. If you want another challenge that would be very informative, look into traveling along the sure footed mules trail at the Grand Canyon if it's accessible to wheelchair users.

  • @ltsky311
    @ltsky311 2 года назад +2

    @JerryRigEverything, Its amazing to see how his little creation for his wife has changed the lives of so many in just 3 simple years. this is great.

    • @TheChronicExplorer
      @TheChronicExplorer  2 года назад

      Right?! It really has changed my life so much! So thankful they created it!

  • @carvedtrails
    @carvedtrails 2 года назад +2

    Love from India

  • @slowlydimming4320
    @slowlydimming4320 2 года назад +2

    Good job navigating the trail, did you mention your channel to managment for improvments?

    • @TheChronicExplorer
      @TheChronicExplorer  2 года назад +1

      Yes! I was able to actually chat with them that day and give them some recommendations - they've now updated the website to reflect the access which is fantastic!

    • @slowlydimming4320
      @slowlydimming4320 2 года назад

      @@TheChronicExplorer Would be nice if they made the required changes for everyone to access the trail. Good for you for mentioning it!

  • @green6528
    @green6528 2 года назад +1

    Greetings from Russia. Good luck!

  • @Grahzzyvtvlog
    @Grahzzyvtvlog 2 года назад +5

    jerryrig everything should be tagged.

  • @emeraldkimble7602
    @emeraldkimble7602 8 месяцев назад

    FrAser river in bc has high vrissing

  • @kirkengnath5501
    @kirkengnath5501 2 года назад

    The only way that bridge and outdoor area is accessible to people in wheel chair's or other walking difficulties is if these people have a strong able bodied assistant with them. As far as questionable goes unless you have a Rig that's not a wheel chair don't even bother going.

  • @bonnieharris4538
    @bonnieharris4538 Год назад

    Hate deep/ fresh gravel...my chair SKIDS!

  • @gowithbazza
    @gowithbazza Год назад

    You can tell on camera those hills are steep I'd have no problem in my power mobility scooter

  • @carloszambrano5536
    @carloszambrano5536 2 года назад

    Saludos cordiales desde ecuador quisiera mandarme hacer una de esa quisiera el esqueleto y las indicaciones para hacer le agradecería mucho

  • @richardvirchow2757
    @richardvirchow2757 9 месяцев назад

    From what I can see is electric wheelchair only for minority of it.
    Manually ?àble!
    R.S.V.

  • @Dgboss78
    @Dgboss78 2 года назад +3

    U remove the training wheels at 7 ? My 4 year old doesn't have them anymore.
    Ok it's not easy but feels like u're being overly dramatic.
    And it's not necessary to insists so much about it, more than half the video is about how unaccessible it is :/
    Would have been nice to just enjoy the place with you.

    • @TheChronicExplorer
      @TheChronicExplorer  2 года назад +5

      The whole point of the video was really meant to review it for others with mobility aids or disabilities so that they could get an idea of it might be accessible for them. Its nice that you don't have to consider accessibility but many people need that information to know if they can enjoy a place.

    • @Dgboss78
      @Dgboss78 2 года назад +1

      @@TheChronicExplorer I agree 100%. But there's a difference between showing it and insisting on it. At a certain point, it's just complaining and not instructive anymore.

    • @carlossantillano830
      @carlossantillano830 2 года назад +3

      This video was extremely helpful for what it was, to specific people that struggle with no accessibility in places like this. By repeatedly bringing up the points that a wheelchair bound would normally struggle, which is WHY I continued watching. I wanted to know all those things as well for my mother so we can make an informed purchase for these occasions. Thank you so much for the informative video.