ProSeries 1412 with 1400 Seating System
#50-FC-1412-1400
Leg length: 23-28 in.
Arm length: 16-24 in.
Height: 36-42 in.
Max weight: 125 lbs.
OVERVIEW
The ProSeries 1412 has a fixed drive that helps children who might otherwise have problems making a full pedal rotation. The foot crank is constantly in motion for full therapeutic effect. Coasting is not possible with a fixed drive; when limb motion stops, the bike does as well. ProSeries 1412 can be adapted with a wide variety of seating options and accessories—helping rider feel safe and secure. Available in Amtryke red. Assembly required.
STANDARD FEATURES
NEW: Rear Steering allows adult to push and steer from behind the tryke and can convert to a push bar by insterting a pin
12 inch front and rear wheels with pneumatic tires
Rolled steel frame features hand-ratcheting levers which allow the sliding seat post to move closer or further from the front to accommodate a variety of rider sizes
Seating removes from frame for easy transport
Low center of gravity provides added stability
Fixed drive helps children make a full pedal rotation
Quick-release cam levers for easy handlebar adjustment
Safety steering limiter pin for three graduated steering options: straight, 20-degrees left/right, free steering
Self-righting pedals with footplate, heel trap and straps over instep and toe
Four-way adjustable seating: up/down and forward/back
Loading brake for easy rider transfer
NEW: Medium Pommel Saddle Seat
Steel wire basket
Safety helmet and flag
NEW: Now standard Rear Steering, Medium Pommel Saddle Seat and safety flag.
1400 SEAT BACK SYSTEM
This versatile seat back system provides additional trunk support for riders with low muscle tone or balance issues. The removable 9 inches wide by 10 inches high padded back can be adjusted by large knobs up/down. Quick-release cam lock levers allow the two removable padded lateral supports to adjust up/down, forward/back and swing in/out. A strap secures lateral supports in front of the rider. Features a build-in push grip for parent/guardian.