Beautiful photo Steven, not being rude but is it yours or a certain Belgian photographer?

Cheers
Brian

Brian,

good to hear from you
pictures by DennisNoten.com

good guy!!!
but very much his own style (which I like)

a+
steven

Hi Steven,

We thought of you as we passed through Belgium, on the way to Assen.

What have you done to the weather over here, it's certainly not great 3-wheeler weather!

Cheers
Brian

I escaped and went cycling in the dolomites

regarding weather: september will be the best month in 100years (I hope)

So do I, we're on holiday

I'll second that, I pick my M3W up on the 9th of september and am looking forward to lots of 3 wheeler action!

Im late 30s For me I looked at the price differently, it's basically a £10 k to £15k decision. I buy it, mess around, worse case is if I sell it that's what I will lose. I will gain all manner of benefit, clearly the drive, looks etc, but my father tinkering on it, a son and daughter (7yrs and 5yrs) having memories and maybe even getting an interest in design or engines or some other rub off. No doubt I will meet some interesting people, to avoid motorways I will end up discovering more of Britain. Oh, and have a huge smile on my face. £ 10k to 15k is a small price to pay for all of that.

Life is full of sensible decisions and the great thing about the M3W is that it gives a healthy two fingers up at sensible logic and that should be celebrated.

If you think like that, you will become a petrolhead.

There's no doubt that something will rub off, because every other car will look boring and not worth the investment (remember... this one is only 15k, why pay so much more for a supercar if this one is fun).

Looks like my dealership has received their demo 3 wheeler! Now to see if I can possibly borrow it for a weekend! One thing I noticed on the "US spec 3 wheeler"... orange reflectors.




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I have hit the milestone of single-digit weeks remaining until build week!