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I’ve never been; however, weather and Covid-19 permitting I’d like to do something this year and perhaps a few days away will certainly cheer me up

Looks great, it will be different from the Caterham and Elise but in a good way, you’ll get the rush of speed within the speed limits. Enjoy.

It’s always the last thing you think about when servicing vehicles, well it is for me at least; however, I’ve just got around to replacing the brake fluid and it’s not until you see what comes out that you realise it probably should have been changed sooner. I’m just using the standard dot 4 fluid a...

Sad news about the Caterham 7, one of my favourite cars, good to here you came out of the accident ok, these sort of cars don’t give to much protection from big tin tops.
Don’t forget to post some pictures of your Triking, and welcome to the Triking family

Mine is still prominently displayed

I agree, build one yourself, the thrill you get when you take it on the road for for the very first time you’ll never forget. The backing from Alan Lazell is second to none, he treats everyone as if you’re the only customer he has. A good idea would be to contact Alan, and if it’s a ready built one ...

I’ve always like the look of Brookland screens and what you’ve done looks really great, I did think about going down that road when I was building my T3; however, because I like to do a lot of touring (sadly not at the moment) I I went the touring screen route, especially as the wife wanted a hood f...

A very neat job

It doesn’t look very aerodynamic; but hell, another cannonball run, just to be able to do one would be great. You’ll have to video bits so we can enjoy it with you.
A tip, bit of super glue under the headlamp mounts might stop the moving around

1. Servicing, can’t speak for all owners but I think most of us do our own
2. The window in my hood is plastic.
3. Security, removable steering wheel and a battery kill switch with removable key.
Hope this helps
Richard.