From where I get the research papers on physically disabled bikedesign

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The discussion centers on the search for documents and papers related to bikes designed for physically disabled individuals. Participants suggest using Google Images as a tool to expedite the search process. There is an emphasis on finding credible web links that provide relevant information on the topic.
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i want some documents/ papers on physically disabled bikes... please send me some web links ...
 
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i want some documents/ papers on physically disabled bikes... please send me some web links ...

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What have you found so far? One tip -- use Google Images to speed up your search...
 

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