Wow. Looks amazing. The way the dual front wheels and forks act and the effort to stick with a fairly classic “bike” position rather than a wide and low vehicle for stability is interesting.
Love it, however, I see so many adaptive bikes with the rear kicking up on jumps/bumps.
Yes, the rider won’t be able to move their weight back to counter this, but as most adaptive bikes are e-bikes, couldn’t something be done with the batteries to help keep a certain weight rearwards to combat this kick?
A more difficult problem than would be solved by repositioning static weight I suspect. Plus there’s the need for front wheel cornering grip. You see the same kick on, for example, a sit ski. And an able bodied rider has to show a range of motions and forces through a take off to avoid similar, much of which someone whose lower body is in a fixed position probably couldn’t do (without some other ingenious device?).