Great idea so I went out and bought a scooter to do the same thing. But I can't figure out why the footrest on my Quickie GT doesn't sit flat on the deck of the scooter like yours does. I have the rear axle adjusted as low as it goes raising the frame/seat height at the rear. And also raised the foot rest up as high as it goes to compensate for the incline of it resting on the scooter deck. I can see the top frame on your WC is on an angle like mine is but yet your foot rest sits level as the scooter deck. What am I missing here??
Anybody thinking about doing this, Think Again! Yesterday I did the same modification and on the first test I took the spill of my life! Totally unstable and top heavy. Man did I hit the pavement!
You mean that plastic plate what is screwd to scooter? This can be anything basically. Even wood. I chose plastic because it lasts longer and rain is not damading it. Wood is also quite soft.
Ive added a scooter to my wc too. I did notice you didnt extend the wheelbase to get more weight over the footplate. Dont you get lot of wheel spin on hills?
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Thumbs up, very nice idea...and will help other PWD's to have an electric wheel chair
This is a really great idea. I will try to make the same for my wheelchair. Thanks a lot and a big hug.
I would suggest that you lower the handle bar. My hands are getting tired after longer ride. But, maybe it's just my personal problem.
@@ImreTiitsu You're right, and also try to bend it a little toward the seat. Thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for the upload I'm in the process of building mine using a rear drive scooter.
Great idea so I went out and bought a scooter to do the same thing. But I can't figure out why the footrest on my Quickie GT doesn't sit flat on the deck of the scooter like yours does. I have the rear axle adjusted as low as it goes raising the frame/seat height at the rear. And also raised the foot rest up as high as it goes to compensate for the incline of it resting on the scooter deck. I can see the top frame on your WC is on an angle like mine is but yet your foot rest sits level as the scooter deck. What am I missing here??
That’s pretty cool!!
Anybody thinking about doing this, Think Again! Yesterday I did the same modification and on the first test I took the spill of my life! Totally unstable and top heavy. Man did I hit the pavement!
Came a cropper top.
I've now widened & lowered my wheelbase by adding a second axle bar.
Bar 1 general use
Bar 2 Scooter/hand cycle.
Génial!!! J'aimerai réaliser le même dispositif pour mon fils.
Bravo 🤗🤗🤗
Simply Amazing
Bravo pour votre idée
Il y a une idée similaire
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Nice
Where do I find the thing that makes it so I can securely put my wheelchair on the scooter?
You mean that plastic plate what is screwd to scooter? This can be anything basically. Even wood. I chose plastic because it lasts longer and rain is not damading it. Wood is also quite soft.
dove si aquista questa modifica e quanto costa?
Ive added a scooter to my wc too. I did notice you didnt extend the wheelbase to get more weight over the footplate. Dont you get lot of wheel spin on hills?
Here where I live, there are not many hills, but the battery pack could be mounted on a vertical pipe, then it would have a better grip.
Looks great but putting plate on and screws everytime pain in the ass.
Very cool! Your escooter is not kick to start? Or did you modified something?
No, it's not kick start e-scooter.
I presume if it was kick start beginning to wheel would make it work.
where did you get the plate and how did you attach it to the scooter?
Just a 2cm thick of plastic bolted to the scooter. This can be anythink. Even wood.
Check this one ruclips.net/video/wp1Uk0nrjhk/видео.html
Good i can make it double multi function
What size scooter did you use
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