Invacare Top End Force G Handcycle
Alternatively, you can use our website to place your order. Should you need assistance, our trained staff is ready to help! Manuals & Literature
Product Code: 10012
Invacare Top End Force G Handcycle
The Invacare Top End Force G provides excellent performance due to its aerodynamic design. It features an adjustable, trunk-powered, erect position for low paras, amputees, and competitors who can "gut" it out using abdominal, arm, shoulder, and chest muscles.
- The center frame construction has an internal rib which reinforces the frame, making it super stiff for maximum power transfer.
- The Force G’s center frame design also allows for easier transfers than any other handcycles in its class.
Control through the turns is smooth yet fast with the Top End steering dampener system. The 27 speeds, operated by the Rapid Fire hands-on shifter/brake, deliver smooth, responsive shifting and braking right at your fingertips. Plus, the easy-to-operate, no-cable, virtually maintenance-free manual upper derailleur system takes the guesswork out of the chain rings.
Are you ready to enjoy the ride? Have questions? Just contact one of our mobility advisers at 866-218-0902 or Email about the Invacare Top End Force G Handcycle.
Features
- Adjustable back angle (55-90 degrees), back height, and leg rests
- Crank height adjustment
- Adjustable fore/aft seat position
- Easy-to-operate shifting and braking
- Virtually maintenance-free
- 26-inch high-performance wheels
- Weight capacity: 250 lbs.
- Weight: 32 lbs.
Specifications for the Top End Force G
Frame Type: Rigid Seat Widths: 14"15"
16"
17"
18" Seat Depths: 14"
15"
16"
17" Seat to Floor Heights: 8" Hemi Height Option: No Back Height: 20"
21"
22"
23"
24" Angle-adjustable Back: Yes Fold-down back for easy transport: No Reclining Back Option: No Quick-Release Axles: No One-Arm Drive Option: No Removable Legrests: No Expedited Shipping Available: Yes Product Weight: 32
Wheelchair Measuring Guide
Wheelchair Measurements:
- Hip Width:
Use this to figure seat width if it is the widest point. - Widest Point:
Measure the widest area across the lower extremities if different from the hip width. This may influence seat width or arm style. - Chest Width:
Measure the widest point of the thorax just below the armpit. This measurement may influence system width or back width. - Heel to Knee:
Use this for legrest extensions and seat height. - SRP to Knee (Seat Reference Point to Knee):
This will determine the seat depth. - Elbow to SRP (Elbow to Seat Reference Point):
Measure this width with the arm in a 90-degree angle at the elbow and the shoulder in a neutral position. - Shoulder Height:
This will determine the height and the style of the back panel or the start for a custom back. - Head Height:
This will help determine the proper headrest height.