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Date Posted: 20:01:12 02/12/02 Tue
Author: Xpltivdletd
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Thanks much for the info & links. Next question...
In reply to: HandiMan 's message, "Having at least one accessible entrance to a home is good idea." on 05:16:14 02/11/02 Mon

Concerns about ungoverned juvies on skateboards/rollerblades are quite real, here. If a gate or a fence isn't do-able, the wheels on their toys are still quite small--and there's the inspiration for the perfect "passive-aggressive®" solution. A surface can probably be made-up, that's too rough and bumpy to be any fun on skate wheels--but still tolerable even on a wheelchair's caster-wheels.

I doubt I'm the first one to think of this--it's just IMHO too obvious. My question: do guidelines for how lumpy a ramp surface can be --exist? Thanks for your time. RKBA! Regards, all.

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If it's lumpy it will be bumpy! Powered wheelchairs are fast and heavy -- and suitable for running over skateboards. LOL., 20:12:58 02/12/02 Tue

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