Human powered machine and conveyance with reciprocating pedals

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Occupant propelled type

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280251, 280282, 280252, 440 25, 440 48, 482 57, B62M 900, B62M 2500

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051256770

ABSTRACT:
A machine powered by forces exerted by the machine user on machine driving members, such as pedals, which drive a rotary driven member through a unique variable ratio drive system. The machine may be constructed and arranged for use as either a vehicular conveyance for the machine, user or a stationary exercise machine both of which operate in a manner that provides an effective therapeutic exercise for certain orthopedic problems, particularly spine and leg problems. A drive system for the machine and other uses.

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