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The Bikes Are Back In Town

By: Kadie Crowell
Updated: August 17, 2012
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The Amtrykes have rolled back into town and they've helped put over thirty kids back on the road to freedom.
That road to freedom doesn't come easy, but dozens of volunteers make sure each Amtryke is a custom-fit for its recipient.

After suffering from a spinal cord injury, bike designer, Jon Lee understands just how important that custom fit is.
He helps design these bikes every day and just recently received his own Amtryke that allows him to experience freedom and mobility again.

It's a project the entire community can help out with by simply donating an old set of crutches or volunteering a little time.
Lee and other volunteers can testify the rewards will make a lasting impact on your life. 
 
If you would like to donate you can contact the Wiregrass Rehab Center at (334) 340-4311

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