I do love biking. As a child I would go on late night biking around our village just to feel exhilaration of experiencing a different kind of freedom. Biking gives me a sense of awareness over every part of my body being alive and active. I dread day that I’ll grow old enough or be paralyzed and unable to ride a bike anymore! Oh, but it is dreadful to be deprived of pleasure of riding a bike, again!

It’s quite good to note then that some people are appreciative of bike for paralyzed, reported on BBC news on November 15, 2004, like Eleanor Freewheeling has expressed at http://ewheeling.over-blog.com/article-17631.html on November 23, 2004.

According to article “Aeron Chair on Wheels” which was posted last October 27, 2003 at www.coffeehouse-at-end-of-days.com, author mentioned that he had a friend who had been confined to a chair for almost 20 years. This condition makes you appreciate what it means for someone to have a really comfortable chair – and most wheelchairs are ergonomically terrible. Except for Aeron chair which is expensive but well worth it.

The Aeron chair features Herman Miller's proprietary Pellicle suspension as well as tool-free adjustability that provide users with greater control over their comfort and support. This unique Pellicle suspension material conforms to body and gives dynamic pressure relief over seat and back for truly customized support. Air also freely circulates through Pellicle material that avoids heat and moisture build-up and contributes to user's long-term comfort.