The knee motion provided by a CPM machine and a ROM solution is similar, but the movement differs. A CPM machine offers linear motion, while a ROM solution provides circular motion. Additionally, the CPM machine passively restores mobility, whereas the ROM solution involves active engagement. For more information, please contact us.

Yes, it is! The ROM-Pedal is compatible with all types of bikes. If you have any doubts, please contact us.

Yes, you can. In this case, the middle of your foot will rest on the pedal instead of the ball of your foot. Please contact us for more information.

You can easily bring the ROM-Pedal with you on your holiday. Since not all bike shops are familiar with the ROM-Pedal, it's important to ensure proper installation. Always carry the installation manual with you. For more information, feel free to contact us.

The picture illustrates the difference between the two solutions. The key distinction lies in how they affect your leg extension. The ROM-Pedal maintains your leg extension while allowing for adjustments in knee bend, whereas the crank shortener reduces leg extension, resulting in an asymmetrical cycling motion that can be uncomfortable. This is similar to walking with one leg on the road and the other on the sidewalk. Most people experience limitations in bending rather than extension. For more information, please contact us.

This is a common question we receive. That’s why personal advice is important, and we offer you the opportunity to try the ROM solution before making a decision. Contact us for more information.

"ROM" stands for Range of Motion. It refers to the full movement potential of a joint, usually measured in degrees. In the context of medical or rehabilitation equipment, a ROM solution is designed to help patients regain or improve their range of motion after injury or surgery.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to provide more information about our products.

The pedal is attached to the end of a metal arm known as the crank (or pedal arm).