ed.poore

Active Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #1

Does anybody know what the trike height measurement on the inside of the windscreen is? It's about 2ft taller than the vehicle?

 

bustersbus

Well-Known Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #2

What's that then when it's at home??

 

ed.poore

Active Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #3

I have no idea, there's a headroom measurement which is self explanatory. But there's a "trike height" which is 9ft 3in so 111in.

 

bustersbus

Well-Known Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #4

Ah'm stumped on that one.... unless it's summit to do with a roof rack or summit??

 

larrynumber1

New Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #5

maybe its the safest load height for loads on roof.. for situations like cross winds etc.

 

ed.poore

Active Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #6

Not sure. Possibly when suspension is fully extended...

 

PaulMc

Active Member

• Aug 29, 2010

• #7

A quick Google of "trike height" returns (this thread ) and lots of references to light aircraft and microlights.

Perhaps a previous owner towed a trailer with a microlight on it

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Aug 30, 2010

• #8

burn it.

 

ed.poore

Active Member

• Aug 30, 2010

• #9

Burn what - the Landy? Not a chance.

 

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steve bain

New Member

• Aug 30, 2010

• #10

the previous owner may have had a trailer that was taller than the landy and kept it as a note? maybe? desperate guess!

 

ed.poore

Active Member

• Aug 30, 2010

• #11

Possible - Although an odd name for it. From what I gathered about the previous owner it was mainly used as a holiday vehicle for taking the kids to the beach.

 

PaulMc

Active Member

• Aug 30, 2010

• #12

ed.poore said:

Possible - Although an odd name for it. From what I gathered about the previous owner it was mainly used as a holiday vehicle for taking the kids to the beach.

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Perhaps he towed a Microlight to the beach

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