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| Dan Okenfuss tests out the Bantam Tourist, specially made for Little People. His Bantam Rocket is behind him. |
Dan joins the Seattle Club ride and finds it a doddle after doing the 110 mile El Tour de Tucson with his 6'5" brother Chuck and staying on his wheel. |
Hey! He's getting away! |
LPA Expo 2005: Walter, Bike Friday Fitting Expert for Little People, mans the booth. On the wall are posters of dwarf Dan Okenfuss on his Bantam Rocket.
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Dan displays his Pocket Rocket. |
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| A bike that fits is one you'll ride, no matter what height you are. |
Little people need to be able to touch the ground while in the saddle for stability. |
The Gal meets people in her height range. |
Three Gals compete with an aggressive carpet for the camera. |
This guy wants to progress from his scooter to a real bike. |
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| Angela van Etten, lawyer and author of 'Dwarfs Don't Live In Doll Houses'. |
New this year ... choppers for Little People. They don't give them the much needed exercise of a Bantam Friday, but they're clearly a blast! |
Motorized three wheel scooters are a way of life for many little people. |
Walter and I commute to and from our host's place to the LPA Expo each day with a small and medium BIke Friday tikit, respectively. |
This young man celebrated his 20th birthday sitting on the Bantam Friday. 'It's been 9 years since I last rode a bicycle.' |
