We were thinking about using a magnet.
This has to be a very strong magnet. We weighed the front of his bike because
this is the part he pulls while jumping. The front weighs about 10 kilo's.
We looked at how he places his hand on the handlebar.
For us it is important to see where he excercises pressure. As you can see
after only a few seconds on the bike, the print of the handlebar is already
imprinted in his hand.
Conclusions:
We needed to know a few more things before we could continue
prototyping.
We for example asked if he would like the product to blend in (either
with the bike or his arm) or for it to be personal. We thought about using the
colors of his favorite football team, which is Anderlecht. He does not really
care about the aesthetic. He prioritizes the functionallity. But when possible,
he prefers the product to blend in with the bike.
Sander added a demand to the list of demands. He would like the product
to be closed so that it is windproof. When the temperature is lower than 20
degrees, he does not like to bike because the cold wind hurts his hand. He
never used gloves and does not want to start using them now.
Sander's hand is really sensitive and therefore he would like to have
some sort of cushion or gel.
Sander told us he used to mountainbike before the accident. He likes to
ride at the Kluisbos, Muziekbos and in the Ardennen.
For next time it is important that we make prototypes that are more firm
so that they can actually be tested. For Sander it is important to feel
and experience.





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