BioDapt Moto Knee

Johnny Depp
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Edited Date/Time 8/26/2015 8:28pm
I haven't seen this yet?

http://www.autoblog.com/pg-2/
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es337
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8/26/2015 3:50pm
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Bosco
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8/26/2015 4:01pm
This should work.
Mr. Info
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8/26/2015 4:57pm
What an awesome idea and then into production. Innovation continues to grow in this and other sports because a few have the insight and an knowhow to give something back to help others and themselves. Great Job.
8/26/2015 6:16pm
Ive got one and it is awesome. Wasnt even worth trying to ride on my normal walking prosthetic but the motoknee makes riding at a decent pace possible again!
Mike is a great guy too.

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8/26/2015 7:45pm
devrogers wrote:
Ive got one and it is awesome. Wasnt even worth trying to ride on my normal walking prosthetic but the motoknee makes riding at a decent...
Ive got one and it is awesome. Wasnt even worth trying to ride on my normal walking prosthetic but the motoknee makes riding at a decent pace possible again!
Mike is a great guy too.
Help me understand why you can't throw your moto knee leg up in a turn?
8/26/2015 8:28pm
You can but the weight of the leg and socket means you have a pretty small lever (limb) trying ot hold the leg out. You don treally have any control over where you are putting it so more than likely it just hits the ground and pulls your leg back and you become more off balance than if you had just kept it on the pegs.

You get used to cornering whichever way the prosthetic is standing, but it feels good to turn the other way thats for sure!

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