For people living with spinal cord injury, motorized range-of-motion therapy can provide regular, supported movement when weakness, paralysis, spasticity, fatigue, or limited balance make independent exercise difficult. Passive and active-assist cycling may help maintain joint range of motion, support circulation, reduce stiffness, assist with spasticity management, and provide a safe way to keep the arms or legs moving as part of a regular routine. Where a person is able to contribute, active-assist movement can encourage participation without requiring them to sustain the full effort. Ex N’ Flex is not a replacement for rehabilitation or clinical care, but it can be a practical tool for ongoing mobility maintenance, comfort, and participation between therapy sessions.