A man who received the world's first double arm transplant has ridden a bike for the first time - two years after surgery.<br /><br />Felix Gretarsson, 50, had to have his arms amputated in January 1998 after he was electrocuted at work fixing power lines.<br /><br />After decades without both arms, he convinced a surgeon to perform the world's first double arm and shoulder transplant in a 15-hour surgery in January 2021.<br /><br />The former electrician shocked surgeons with his incredible progress - being able to return to the gym, hug his children and drive.<br /><br />Now, the public speaker has taken the next step and returned to cycling - an activity he used to enjoy before his accident.
