| Wheelchair_Football Brief introduction, rules, and player classification. |
| Wheelchair_Sports A celebration of active wheelchair users who enjoy a wide range of sports. |
| World_Wheelchair_Sports Homepage of this non-profit amateur athletics organization. |
| Xtreme_Medical_Sports Organization in Downey, California with its own football league and hockey teams. Also supplies of wheelchairs for many sports. |
| Active_com Club and event directory, with a message board. |
| Fencingclub_com Lists clubs, organizations and suppliers. |
| Start4All International listing of clubs, organizations and vendors. |
| About_Bicycles_and_Accessories Information on bicycle types, bicycle accessories and online bicycle sites. Recommendations for specific bicycle accessories and detailed bike path descriptions. |
| About_Bicycling Bicycling articles from skills and tours, to cross training and stretching. |
| Aussie_Cycling_Links A well organized directory of web bicycling resources in Australia. |
| Bannertown_Mountain_Bike_Information Directory of links to companies, suppliers and components. |
| Bicycle_Clubs_in_the_U_S_A_ This site lists many bicycle clubs and other interesting cycling links in the United States. |
| BicycleData_com Bicycle and extreme sports directory. Listings, auctions, live chat, forums, services, related to bicycles and extreme sports. |
| Bicyclemall A complete resource for bicycle consumers, dealers, distributors, manufactures. |
| BiKe_MoJo Cycling portal featuring a search directory, forums, cycling product reviews, photograph forums, and an online bike magazine. |
| Bike-alog Database of bicycles, bicycle products, and bike shops |
| BikeCafe Includes business to business, clubs and teams, events, races, and tours, organizations, and cyclists. |
| Bikeride_com Extensive bicycling web directory organized by category. |
| British_Companies__Bicycles Directory of UK companies manufacturing and selling bicycles, bicycle clothing and accessories. |
| Cycle1st A directory indexed by holidays, shops, books and videos, manufacturers, cyclists, organisations, mountain bikes, wiggle, leisure lakes, clothing, and accessories, with independent reviews and ratings |
| Cycleweb_co_uk A resource for all cyclists, containing directories and links to retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, clubs, organisations, and publications. Chat rooms, events listings, and services for cyclists, |
| Cycling_Links Links by categories, forums, and news. |
| Cycling_one Portal for bicycle and mountain bike information. |
| Cycling_start4all Links to Companies, Cyclists and Teams. |
| DirtWorld_com_Mountain_Bike_Resources Links to bike manufacturers, tour operators, bike shops, and race promoters. |
| Eric\'s_Cycling_Links Categorized links of cycling related sites. |
| Hiker_Central__Mountain_Biking Offering links to various mountain bike sites, books, and gear reviews. |
| Knowledge_Hound Links to free online guides on bicycle repair, mountain biking, recumbent bikes, and cycling tips and tutorials. |
| Mountain_Biking_Online Annotated link directory of selected manufacturers and retailers of new and used bikes, parts, roof racks, accessories and gear. |
| Nelson\'s_Bicycle_Links Well over a thousand links on everything to do with cycling. |
| Pete_and_Ed_Books_Bicycle_Club_Links Bicycle clubs around the world indexed by US state or country. |
| Road_bike_frames Directory of retailers selling steel, titanium, carbon fibre, and aluminium frames for road bikes. |
| Top20Cycling_com Top20Cycling.com is a listing of top 20 news stories, books and related information to cycling. |
| USBiking_com Biking resources for the United States. |
| Wheel_Giant_Inc_ Directory of bicycle-related products and manufacturers in Taiwan. |
| World_Wide_Bicycling_Guide Regional bicycling information links, indexed by country and by US state. |
| Worldwide_Destinations Links to individual countries worldwide cycling information. |
| The_WWW_Bicycle_Lane A comprehensive and well organized list of bicycling resources on the Internet. |
| Analytic_Cycling Provides technical methods for evaluating and estimating cycling performance and parameters. |
| Bicycle_Gearing Whole lotta gearing going on. Personal home page of a gearing tekkie. Useful lists, large-scale charts and graphs and good explanations. |
Home | Rod Splint | Reel Splint | Reel Mount | Reels | Spin Fishing | Fly Fishing | Spincasting | Bottom FishingExtra Notes | Links | EMail What is FishingOnWheels?Basically, FishingOnWheels is just a name for this web site, but within that name is also a concept. The concept is a way for quadriplegics of level C5 or lower to have the ability to go fishing using only their physical strength, coordination, and dexterity – no electronic devices. The concept is for a quadriplegic to be able to cast, hook a fish, and reel one in, all on his or her own. This basic concept stays the same regardless of whether one wants to go fly fishing, spincasting, or light tackle bottom fishing. Utilizing the upper body strength that a C5 or C6 quadriplegic possesses, and at the same time, knowing his or her physical limitations, a person with a high spinal cord injury can go fishing in a semi-conventional way without having any devices doing the work for them.How does it work?The apparatus is set up unconventionally in that the reel is not connected to the rod. The reel is mounted to a wheelchair armrest on one side of the body. From the reel, the line crosses the body to the bottom eye of the fishing rod, which is fastened to the opposite arm with a splint. Separating the rod and reel to the opposite sides of the body helps to compensate for the lack of a quadriplegic’s ability to use their abdominal muscles, and in turn, allows for much better balance, coordination, and comfort. The separation of the rod and reel permits the person that is fishing to cast and reel in without having both hands together, where in such case, a quadriplegic may be more likely to fall forward. Casting and reeling in varies depending on the type of fishing one prefers.What will I need?An occupational therapist can help make the splints that are necessary to reel in the line and hold the rod. If you do not have access to an occupational therapist and you have someone handy, splinting material such as Orthoplast or Kay-Splint can be purchased online at sites such as WisdomKing.com or AliMed. You will need an extra armrest for your wheelchair. This can be purchased through your wheelchair vendor. Hopefully, you also know somebody who is somewhat handy in woodworking, and has access to an electric drill, screwdriver, saw, and router. 
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