I believe the Sky Arrow was designed to be operated without rudder
pedals, but it seems the latest incarnations of the design have gone for
the more "traditional" controls.

It might be worth asking the manufacturer if it is still possible to
build the version without rudder pedals.

The American distributor seems to have dropped off the web:

http://www.skyarrowusa.com/


Here are some articles:

http://www.skyarrow.co.uk/flighttest.htm

http://www.aviatormag.com.au/stories...Sky_Arrow.html


I just found this in an old avweb report:

"The Disabled Pilot Option has been available on other models of the Sky
Arrow, and will now be available for the LSA. The option allows pilots
who cannot operate the rudder pedals with their feet to apply yaw input
with a left side-stick that also includes a throttle control. The
standard, right side-stick controls pitch and bank, and also has buttons
for electric rudder and elevator trim as well as radio push to talk. As
always, the brake levers are controlled by the right hand. The left side
stick can be quickly removed for easy entry, and also makes the rudder
pedals available to able-bodied pilots."