All-limb-drive bicycling with Raxibo
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Raxibo Hand-Tret-Velo gives you a full body workout
The Raxibo system lets you pedal with arms and legs
Work your arms, shoulders, back and chest
The Raxibo system uses a tilt mechanism for steering
Torque from both the pedals and hand crank are sent to the rear wheel
Article Summary
Bicycling can really be a pain in the legs. Your lower limbs pump endlessly to power the bike wheels over miles upon miles of terrain. Meanwhile, your arms just hang there doing little to nothing. The Raxibo Hand-Tret-Velo system evens things out, putting both your arms and legs to work toward cycling forward.
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