An arm and leg powered cycle using a linear reciprocating motion of arm and leg drive members to provide power. An elongated bicycle chassis has a forward and a rear wheel, a seat with a back rest for the operator, and lower and central support members. The arm drive member includes a rotatably mounted housing in which a plunger linearly reciprocates when an operator "rows" the plunger, using handlebars attached thereto. Pulling on the arm plunger tightens a cable attached at one end to the plunger and at the other end to a chain engaging sprocket, the sprocket being constrained to rotation in one direction by a one-way dog. The chain engaging sprocket engages a drive chain on the pulling or "drive" stroke, thereby pulling the chain through the stroke. This motion is transferred to drive the rear wheel through a series of gears and a transmission chain. Pushing on the leg drive member creates a drive stroke of the same type, also providing power to the drive chain.
Dr. Carpenter graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School at Minneapolis in 1974. He works in Sioux Falls, SD and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Carpenter is affiliated with Avera Heart Hospital and Avera Mckennan Hospital & University Health Center.
Dr. Carpenter graduated from the Univ of Sydney, Fac of Med, Sydney, Nsw, Australia in 1985. He works in Seattle, WA and specializes in Pediatric Hematology-Oncology. Dr. Carpenter is affiliated with Seattle Childrens Hospital.
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Once served Mike from Mike's Carpets in a chip shop. His real name is actually "Michael Scarpets". Fact.