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Overview of Wheelchair Tricks
Tips on Wheelchair Parts
Where to Get a Wheelchair
Safety Tips for Wheelchair Tricks
How to Push a Wheelchair
How to Spin a Wheelchair
How to Do a Wheelchair Wheelie
How to Safely Fall Off a Wheelchair
How to Rock in a Wheelchair Wheelie
How to Spin in a Wheelchair Wheelie
How to Do Wheelchair Trick Practice Routines
How to Roll in a Wheelchair Wheelie
How to Do One Handed Wheelchair Wheelies
How to Get Down from Wheelchair Wheelies
Wheelchair Tricks Safety Advice
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Summary: Hospital supply stores and handicap rental facilities are good places to buy or rent wheelchairs for recreational purposes. Get more tips on where to find a wheelchair in this free guide on video.
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"KEVIN BARRETT: All right. We're here learning how to ride a wheelchair, right? Now, where do you get one of these things? They're not something you just find on street that easily. I don't know what kind of streets you live on but around here we can actually find these things. So, unless you worked in an amusement park and they give you an old junkie one, I take it that you're going to need to find someone else, right? Okay. One thing I would not recommend, don't hijack an old lady or an old man. I know they got wheelchairs or whatnot but it's not safe and they probably need that wheelchair. So, let's just stay away from that and we'll go into where else we can find them. There are a lot of hospital supply stores in your area. If you just go on to Google, you can type in hospitals supply stores. You'll find a lot of those in there. Also, lot of handicap rental places, they usually sell a lot of them. Or you can go--you probably can see me a lot of times at amusement parks or hospitals or airports riding this thing around the hallways and stuff. A lot times, they're getting rid of wheelchairs. So, just ask your local airport if they want to get rid of the couple of old wheelchairs that maybe you can fix up and have a little fun with it."
eHow Article: Where to Get a Wheelchair
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