My legs don't work well. Where Can I buy a trike bike low to the ground or with adult training wheels?
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Trifecta makes adult trikes also you can look at recumbent bikes. walmart has a trike on its website you can look at but also look at bike shops they should have alternative bikes for adults. If they are not in stock they should have literature. If you care for a 2 wheel bike you can get one with a shorter tire height in almost any store, the better brands have different frame and wheel sizes to adjust fit. The reason for a larger bike is to maximize the stride while riding. Usually you want to be able to place both feet on the ground while standing off the seat. Your best stride is with the toes/balls of feet on pedal and leg fully extended at the bottom of the rotation, but you can get by with a shorter stride if you  want more safety because of the braces. Go to a good bicycle shop and get as much info from them as you can as to styles of bikes fit and so on.
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Take one for a test ride.  The better bike shops have bikes for this purpose.
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Go to a bike store.  I like Schwinn Cruisers personally.
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Invest in some new bearings.. they will last you a while, and it will make it easier to maintain speed.If you have some extra cash, try bones swiss.expensive as heck, but worth every cent!!
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I would recommend visiting a sports equipment store. They should either sell roller blade trainers, or be able to tell you where to buy them.
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Try this component shop:\n\nhttp://proswing.com/
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Look for a good bike shop. The can fit a bike to you, tune it and make all the adjustments, install any accessories that you might need and later on make repairs as neccessary.\nFor a large selection of reasonably priced bicycles of all types, check out the Giant website here...\nhttp://www.giant-bicycle.com/global/
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an exercise bike or treadmill
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Probably the exercise bike as it doesn't put a lot of stress on the knee (as long as you don't put to much resistance on the flywheel/tensioner,also make sure your seat is the correct height you want to have a slight bend in your knee at full stretch.
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Great way to learn a tailwhip is learn them on the ground..all you have to do is go very slowly,, stand on the left side (both feet) maybe one on pedal, one on peg..then as your rolling , hit the brakes and put your right foot on top of your tire but not straight into your taire, step on it with an agle to your foot and use your heel at the same time to push the bikes rear end around to the right, then pump back on the handlebars slightly but keeping your balance as the rear swings around, pulling back on your bars keep sthe rear of the bike from hitting the ground when straight in front of you., once you learn to pull back a bit on your bars the bike will swing arounf better. Just practice the foot angle when you place it onto your tire(against the forks). Then as the bikie comes around, you take your left foot which is already dangling and place it on the right pedal or whatevers comfortable place for you to stop the rotation and be able to ride out of it.
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if you're going to make that kind of monetary investment, your best bet is to sit on the bike at the store if you can. take it for a test ride. even if you find the proper measurements, you might not like how the bike sits or feels. most bike stores will even let you take a spin out in the parking lot. mine did.
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Find a grassy park or golf course.  \n\nWear some blue jeans.\n\nBring a friend.  \n\nStart with the bicycle seat height too low at first--set it so that your legs reach the ground while seated.  Later, you will set it high so that your legs straighten while pedaling, but save that for next week.  ;)\n\nGet the friend to push you very quickly while you're upon the bike, on the nice soft grassy area. \n\nTRY TO GO FAST!\n\nSlow bikes are nearly impossible to balance.  So, a bit of speed helps.  Landing on the grass won't really hurt, so this can let you go fast enough to balance easily.  \n\nIn all 50 states, it is legal to ride upon the sidewalk any time you feel endangered by the car traffic.  \n\nIt is also legal to ride upon the sidewalk whenever the cars are going fast and they have only one lane each direction.  \n\nIt is not a good idea to ride upon a sidewalk because many cyclists are hit by cars as the cars suddenly turn right and drive across the sidewalk and into a parking lot or side road.  So, it is usually much safer to ride on the street.  \n\nA neighborhood street is usually better than a major street.  \n\nJudge the desperation (mood) of the drivers, and do always make eye contact with a driver who might turn right--right over you.  \n\nIf a car hits you from the side, it is considered that the cyclist ran out in front of the car.  However, if a car hits you from behind (very rare!) then it is nearly certain to make you a lot of money.  Most car drivers know that rear-ending someone can cost a fortune.  This is another reason not to ride on the sidewalk.  \n\nHowever, if you're sharing a lane with the cars, make sure it is wide enough on the right to allow you some room.  If not, take the whole lane, but use a rear "blinkie" and follow a somewhat erratic (not quite straight) path so that you're easier to notice by the car driver.  \n\nHave fun!
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you'll probably want a low-end mountain bike. go to your local bike shop, tell them what you'll be doing and they should be helpful. you should not feel pressured at all, otherwise find a different bike shop. Specialized hardrock (cheapest model is $360, bike shop's lowest price should be the same or less) would be good. the specialized Crossroads (cheapest model is $330, bike shop should be the same) also looks good. Trek is another great brand. schwinn and giant are not as good as they used to be, so i would not reccomend them, there are better bikes at similar prices. by all means, these are not the only good brands, there are many others out there! there are also some bike/ cycling forums on the internet that are very helpful when researching a specific bike, and peoples expirences with that particular bike. good luck!
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Try asking in the recumbent section of Bike Forums on the link below, users of this type of bike may be able to help you:\n\nhttp://www.bikeforums.net/\n\nGood Luck
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Wal-Mart has a really good selection of mountain bikes and they are carring really good brands (Mongoose, Schwinn) and you could probably get a really nice one and some accessories for that price!
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I suggest an exercise bike, because you can work out at a high intensity on it while watching TV, it provides a good workout for your lower body, and you can find them at whatever price fits your budget.  Another good choice would be an elliptical trainer, but these tend to be more expensive.  You can set the incline and resistance on these to specifically target thighs or hip.  Here is a good intro to choosing an elliptical trainer:\n\nhttp://www.primusweb.com/fitnesspartner/library/equipment/elliptical.htm\n\nI wouldn't suggest a treadmill, because it would be hard to run on it unless you devote your full attention, and if you walk on it at a lower intensity, it probably won't help very much in toning your lower body.
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possibly a bike store or a BMX store.