[SemBurg]

 

[Bluebottle]

Is that a converted Tula Muravey?
Rare beast in the west if it was, russian isaria clone but with 3 wheels.

 

[BurgDanno]

Not sure there's even room to sleep in that?!

 

[SemBurg]

Is that a converted Tula Muravey?
Rare beast in the west if it was, russian isaria clone but with 3 wheels.

Yes, I believe so. I'm no expert although I am intrigued.
Tula Muravey Three-wheeler ca.1972

 

[SemBurg]

Not sure there's even room to sleep in that?!

You have to curl up.

 

[Tromper]

Obviously a Hobbit motor-home.

 

[Bluestrom13]

I'm no expert although I am intrigued.

Not sure how old this auction catalogue page is - "Hammer Value £350" !!
But some more interesting background info.

https://classiccars.brightwells.com/viewdetails.php?id=5358

Edit to add -
And this one is on the DVLA database - currently T&T.

 

[mikeyMarine]

that's not for sleepin,, that's for bladder control problems

 

[Bluebottle]

I tracked it down - it’s in Halifax, Yorkshire, not far away

There is a clever pullout extension that increases the internal space when it’s parked up and your feet go in that section when sleeping.

under construction showing extension

kitchen in rear

 

[hbr1]

Looking for roads where 45 mph is top end.

 

[Dave_J]

Looking for roads where 45 mph is top end.

"Sometimes its not the road but the journey."

I could see riding this from Port Townsend WA down Hy 101 south to Southern California. Never on SuperSlab.

 

[Bluestrom13]

Exactly that Dave.

Looking for roads where 45 mph is top end.

Here (for example, touring Scotland on small Hondas).

And most French non-motorway roads are 80kph (50 mph), MAXIMUM, (not target).

 

[Dave_J]

Even in Germany with its Autobahn speeds, there is always a side road that goes to the same places, just a wee bit slower. Most are 60km to 70 km posted speeds.

 

[Rusty J]

"Sometimes its not the road but the journey."

I could see riding this from Port Townsend WA down Hy 101 south to Southern California. Never on SuperSlab.

I've considered taking that route the other direction (and back) with my 150cc Vespa. Did it on my 650 for Amerivespa '17, and honestly the Burgman made it so easy it felt like I was cheating...

 

[Bluestrom13]

I've considered taking that route the other direction (and back) with my 150cc Vespa

Taking your accommodations with you?

Full video here

 

[Lawrence]

Maryland has a regulation stating that vehicles must be capable of going five miles above the posted speed limit. Other states may have similar regulation.
Which severely limits the 50ccc class of scooters that by law were limited to 25mph top speed.
I have a Vino, and it is limited to being a beach front cruiser.

 

[mikeyMarine]

Florida has/had one that vehicle must be able to achieve 15 mph below posted speed like if speed was 55 your golf cart hadda be able to run 40 or you couldn't use the road, bicycles weren't included so i guess you could take yer 20 inch husky out on the 75 mph freeway legally (trick riding not recommended)

 

[SemBurg]

Florida has/had one that vehicle must be able to achieve 15 mph below posted speed like if speed was 55 your golf cart hadda be able to run 40 or you couldn't use the road, bicycles weren't included so i guess you could take yer 20 inch husky out on the 75 mph freeway legally (trick riding not recommended)

Also has a loophole...if you are the Tampa Police Chief driving your unlicensed golf cart on a public road. (illegally) and flash your badge and ask for a break.
‘Let us go’: Tampa police chief placed on leave after bodycam video shows her flashing badge during traffic stop

 

[Rusty J]

Taking your accommodations with you?
View attachment 102594
Full video here

No, south-to-north and back, rather than north-south.

 

[Rusty J]

Florida has/had one that vehicle must be able to achieve 15 mph below posted speed like if speed was 55 your golf cart hadda be able to run 40 or you couldn't use the road, bicycles weren't included so i guess you could take yer 20 inch husky out on the 75 mph freeway legally (trick riding not recommended)

I take my 17" Husky out on the freeway on a regular basis.

I do avoid trick riding though.