RE: Driven: Morgan 3 Wheeler
Discussion
Saw it at Geneva and FOS and thoroughly impressed. All the enthusiasm about Morgan's skill in conceiving the modern interpretation and developing it are a little generous though when you consider it's based on the Liberty Ace http://cycle-car.com/ which bought the license from Morgan some time ago. It took a small company in Seattle to develop it and see if it had a market, it did, so Morgan took the license back...
Still great news though.
Still great news though.
V8 GRF said:
Those are real beauties. I'm not sure why but I'm finding the idea of a three wheeler increasing appealing.
swerni said:
Lefty said:
Madder than a Goldfish with a Gatling.
I'm 6'4" and 15 stone, will I fit?
Sorry, but unless you're a freak with very short legs, no chance.I'm 6'4" and 15 stone, will I fit?
I'm 6'5" and the only way I got squeezed in was be depressing all the pedals at at the same time.
I bloody love this car, for me it was the star of the Festival of Speed this year.
Well done chaps!!
Maybe when demand tails off a bit in a couple of years, they'll do a longer wheelbase version...
A couple of shots I took of the Morgan trikes at Goodwood Festival of Speed, one with the WWII fighter decals and the other with SuperDry branding
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stewartatkins/5899095...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stewartatkins/5899096...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stewartatkins/5899095...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stewartatkins/5899096...
V8 GRF said:
If you add up all the options on that Triking thing, to what one would consider to be a Morgan standard, it comes to about £20k, and you have to bolt it together yourself.I'd rather pay £30k and have the real thing thanks...
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