A man is developing an off-road "wheelchair" so his wife can travel to places she never knew existed

Cambri has been held hostage in her home for most of her adult life. She is paralyzed and uses a wheelchair. So in an attempt to help her move on, her boyfriend Zach Nelson connected two electric bikes with a seat in the center. And it worked. Cambry said she experienced a whole new level of freedom with this vehicle. Not only could she overcome obstacles that previously seemed impossible, but she was able to travel for miles without pain in her shoulders.

Looking ahead, a year later, Cambry and Zach got married and began mass production of bicycles, which they call "Not a wheelchair."

13 PHOTOS

1. The Not-a-Wheelchair is completely electric and very quiet.

2. An affordable bike can travel at a speed of 19 km per hour.

3. It can cover 16-32 km with one battery and 40-56 km with two batteries (depending on terrain, driver's weight and load weight).

4. "Our goal is to provide something that is available."

5. The bike has a rear rack attachment system to hold wheelchairs, coolers, camping equipment, or a picnic basket.

6. The Not-a-Wheelchair has been designed with bike parts, so maintenance and repair is really easy.

7. It has an aluminum frame, removable bumper, and four-inch off-road bicycle tires.

8. With the bumper removed, the Not-a-Wheelchair is 1.5 meters long and 81 cm wide.

9. Making it suitable for short tailgate pickups as well as SUVs and Subaru Outbacks.

10. And it can go through most doorways.

11. It does well in most places.

12. The recommended weight limit is 102 kg.

13. And the base model, without suspension and one battery, costs $ 3,750.