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Ollie22orrex wrote “One thing came up in the conversations with Alan - i want to use an older carb motto guzzi engine and he thought i should ask about the pros and cons of this against using the more modern engines (seeing the T4 wiring post convinces me that i should not), also as i would more th...

Welcome to The Forum Felix. Good choice of kit as you can tailor your build to fit you. The Triking, using the Guzzi engine, gearbox and final bevel box, has an offset propsaft from gearbox to bevel box. The rear wheel is set about 20mm to the left. This means that with rhd the driver has a bit less...

Thanks Eric and Richard
This is my home county and I know most of it well, still finding bits that I have never driven. Great to see that others have discovered it’s beauty, even in 4 wheelers.

I must stop mentioning this road --- it may get busy.

https://youtu.be/zjF7e31JvCI

Popped along to the Ramsey Classic Car and Bus gathering at Ramsey this morning. Parked behind a superb little Berkeley 3 wheeler with the Excelsior 328 engine. Kerb weight under 300kg. Lives about 5 miles from me. Then they moved it putting a B between us when I wasn’t looking. Great turn out, wort...

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Great to have helpful enthusiasm, good solid progress.
Keep it up, be on the road soon.

Great to see a mixed turn out.
I’ve had some fantastic runs out with the CSC up north in North York Dales.
In both my Trikings and Pembleton, doesn’t matter, the enthusiasm is the same.
You have a good spark down there in some fantastic countryside.
Keep it up, join you when I can.

Looking good.
Don't forget to check the tracking after 100mls or so.
Have fun.

On my way to the Ramsey Biker meet at the Jolly Sailor on Great Whyte, Ramsey, Hunts this very morning, I drive past the entrance to Worlick.
I spent my childhood about 1/2ml away at Heap Farm, Ramsey Hollow.
Where I learnt to ride (and fall off) a 350 Ariel.