Entry/Exit Ease, Issues, Aids
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Racer
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Racer
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I have severe arthritis in my right knee, so maybe this will work for you too.
1. Left leg followed by right leg out to pavement
2. Facing out, butt still in seat, feet flat on pavement, put your right elbow on the A pillar
3. Stand up using legs and right arm pressure at the same time
1. Left leg followed by right leg out to pavement
2. Facing out, butt still in seat, feet flat on pavement, put your right elbow on the A pillar
3. Stand up using legs and right arm pressure at the same time
Last edited by JakeMann; Yesterday at 08:47 PM.
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Racer
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From: Pacific Northwest
Thanks for the many suggestions...
I don't have issues with getting my feet out, just Ned something to grab in the launch phase (as NASA would call it).
I tried raising the seat to give me a couple of inches of room, but then I has headroom issues.
Holding the A-pillars looks promising. Also resting hand on the door jamb where it curves into vertical.
As I said, my main concern was causing wear to the seat leather.
I don't have issues with getting my feet out, just Ned something to grab in the launch phase (as NASA would call it).
I tried raising the seat to give me a couple of inches of room, but then I has headroom issues.
Holding the A-pillars looks promising. Also resting hand on the door jamb where it curves into vertical.
As I said, my main concern was causing wear to the seat leather.
