Girl With Cerebral Palsy Finds Freedom on Trike

Here's a cool story about a young girl with cerebral palsy who has learned to ride a specialized bike. Local nonprofit Dreams for Kids found a donor for the customized tricycle, which ended up being Tusca II president Tysen Manross and his business partners, Daryl Becker and Larry LaMette.

The 1,615 Versa Trike has three wheels to help Amanda keep her balance. It includes a glove that Velcros her left hand to the handlebars, and pedal straps that keep her feet fastened to the trike.

Now Amanda is doing something people never thought she would be able to do. I am amazed at what kind of accomplishments young children are able to accomplish despite their cerebral palsy.

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