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       Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: GeoffM
       Date: January 27, 2021, 10:02 am
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       Might encourage a few to go road legal? Cheers, Geoff
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       Re: Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: crozier5
       Date: January 27, 2021, 11:02 am
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       Hi,
       Saw that the other day...not strictly CycleKarts but historic
       cyclecars.
       That said I support the idea to develop into "road Legal" it
       would require testing and insurance/tax etc etc....but do-able,
       and would add to our adventures, camping trips???
       Thanks for the post
       Billy
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       Re: Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: crozier5
       Date: January 28, 2021, 2:29 pm
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       Hi,
       This Covid thing has a lot to answer for...Tried to buy a length
       of 3 x 1 inch box and between the virus Brexit and the world
       shortage of steel(you take your pick) i'm scunnered.
       The up side is that I'm committing more time to drawing up
       details etc and sourcing suppliers of bits etc, even managed to
       tidy up the garage, moved the lathe and adjusted the centers,
       will have to fit shims once I get back to metal bashing at
       school( over 65 shipbuilders etc). Also made up a truing bar for
       the lathe to check concentricity of production, but will have to
       wait till I get to pals workshop to use his big lathe to centre
       bore the bar.
       Ah well must get back to the design, tempis figdet etc
       Billy
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       Re: Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: synthpunk
       Date: January 28, 2021, 3:48 pm
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       Good on you! Its too cold in the shed for me to fire my lathe
       up. I had a go a couple of weeks ago and it wasnt happy at all.
       Knowing my luck its cold enough out there to make the cast iron
       brittle enough to do itself some serious nasty..
       I used to keep my 1910s Drummond lathe in my bedroom, but now i
       have a missus and a baby that sort of thing is bizarrely frowned
       upon ;c)
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       Re: Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: RhysN
       Date: February 11, 2021, 3:25 am
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       Box section , somebody is not giving good information at your
       supplier Billy, I have just checked with my steel guy, I could
       get lengths within 2 days, my cost £35 per length and can be cut
       to suit whatever is wanted. If you wanted I could get that in,
       obviously if I were to send it on there is a freight cost. If
       you wanted to say what lengths to have it cut at I'm happy to
       pass it on at whatever it costs me. No cutting charge The
       supplier cuts it, so not my dodgy cuts.
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       Re: Cyclecars in Yorkshire
   DIR By: crozier5
       Date: February 11, 2021, 2:49 pm
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       RhysN,
       I hope to finish the lathe rebuild by the weekend and then will
       pursue alternative sources for the steel.
       I have a quote for metric equal although a bit thinner but only
       0.1 of a mill, so not too critical. I'll have to go on another
       weight regime.
       thanks for the heads up.
       Billy
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