Replacement suspension wheels for wheelchairs. Note that the capacity listed refers to the weight of the user and the wheelchair. Options: three spring strengths - soft, regular and stiff.
Wheelfreedom
John Preston Healthcare
Loopwheels
Manufacturer's Product Description
An everyday suspension wheel offering supreme comfort and reduced vibration
- Suitable for most active manual wheelchairs
- Perfect all round wheel for using in town or on rougher tracks
- Use with or without a handbike or power attachment
- Designed for powered use up to 25 km/h and great for manual too
- Weight of 2.8lbs (1.36kg) per wheel (before tyres or push rim)
- Crash tested for using when sitting in a moving vehicle
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Loopwheels
Unit 202 Boughton Industrial Estate
Newark
Nottinghamshire
NG229LD
UK
01623 860909 info@loopwheels.comDownload manuals
Key Features
- Two sizes: 24" (540mm) and 25" (559mm)
- Black or 3 colour options
- Adds the comfort of suspension to almost any manual active wheelchair
- Compatible with a wide range of push rims
- Suitable for manual propulsion or with a handbike or wheelchair power attachment
Product Dimensions
| Speed | |
|---|---|
| Maximum Speed (kmph) | 25km/h |
| Length | |
| Rear wheels (mm) | 540mm - 559mm |
| Mass | |
| Weight (kg) | 1.36kg |
| Payload (kg) | 120kg - 120kg |
Product Specification
No product specification has been specified.
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