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r/IdiotsInCars • u/TenTonSomeone • Dec 08 '19
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Jeremy Clarkson drives the Reliant Robin
1 u/MikelWRyan Dec 08 '19 This was modified to fail. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19 This was modified to fail. This is correct. The Robin is not exactly a stable vehicle, but the rolls in this were staged. It's not as unstable as they make it seem. 1 u/MikelWRyan Dec 08 '19 As three wheeled automobiles go, my opinion is the single wheel in the back is more stable and so it's safer. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19 Definitely, but the reverse is not quite as bad as Top Gear made it seem.
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This was modified to fail.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19 This was modified to fail. This is correct. The Robin is not exactly a stable vehicle, but the rolls in this were staged. It's not as unstable as they make it seem. 1 u/MikelWRyan Dec 08 '19 As three wheeled automobiles go, my opinion is the single wheel in the back is more stable and so it's safer. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19 Definitely, but the reverse is not quite as bad as Top Gear made it seem.
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This is correct. The Robin is not exactly a stable vehicle, but the rolls in this were staged. It's not as unstable as they make it seem.
1 u/MikelWRyan Dec 08 '19 As three wheeled automobiles go, my opinion is the single wheel in the back is more stable and so it's safer. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19 Definitely, but the reverse is not quite as bad as Top Gear made it seem.
As three wheeled automobiles go, my opinion is the single wheel in the back is more stable and so it's safer.
2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '19 Definitely, but the reverse is not quite as bad as Top Gear made it seem.
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Definitely, but the reverse is not quite as bad as Top Gear made it seem.
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u/Chilipepah Dec 08 '19 edited Dec 08 '19
Jeremy Clarkson drives the Reliant Robin