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Would these work:

https://www.classicbikeshop.co.uk/led-c ... light.html

Could you fix it to a backing board with an extended portion that slides down the side of the seat?

OK, that makes sense! If your scales do not have capacity, you could use a stout beam to split the load between the scales and a jack or other support. Halfway should be fine, most scales will take 100kg, and the corner weight will definitely not be over 200.

Hmmm, even if you know the corner weights I'm not sure how it's going to help you? Unlike a four wheel car, you can't change the corner weights on a three-wheeler by adjusting the suspension. The only adjustment possible is to ride height at each corner, and the corner weights will stay the same. Be...

Perfect, thank you!!

So, I'm struggling to find anywhere local to MOT my Triking. Our village garage in Great Shelford used to do Class 3 MOTs, but gave up because they were "too difficult". There doesn't seem to be anywhere else nearby. Does anyone have any suggestions not too far away?

Thanks!

Mike

It's a retention clip, usually used to hold something that passes through a panel. It slides into two slots milled into the penetrating part of the component to be retained. What that component is I have no idea! Could also be used to hold something in position on a shaft against a shoulder.

Interesting! I started with button head screws, which I gradually filed down to avoid fouling the switch body, until they were too small to work! That's when I had the Eureka moment and realised it would be better to go inwards than outwards!

I was disappointed to find that my new(to me) Triking was not equipped with self-cancelling indicators. The top collar on the column is too large a diameter to allow the normal friction fit cancelling cam to fit. However, by machining a couple of grooves in the collar, this can fulfil the function o...

Hi Richard. Would I have received this as a new member?
I've checked my inbox and spam folder but there doesn't seem to be anything there.
Cheers!
Mike