1901 Royal Enfield Quadricycle - quick look

In this video our friends Gordon May and Dean Coxson from Royal Enfield show us around their 1901 Royal Enfield Quadricycle. Location for this video was The VMCC's 2023 Banbury Run which starts and ends at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire, UK.
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[@kretonslovechild7999]

Very cool! Would love to see it fired up on and on the road about its business. Also would love more info on how the original carburation worked. Directing exhaust fumes towards the gas supply sounds a bit dicey!

[@barrywebber100]

What great fun! A marvellous piece of history. Thanks for posting.

[@riderinsanjose337]

Very good presentation. It would have been great to see it start up and run on the road. Thank you for showing that beauty.

[@speedfreak8200]

It's being started and ridden at the start of the video

[@riderinsanjose337]

​@@speedfreak8200Thank you. You are correct. I was thinking a bit more of the experience from the drivers point of view. I guess he has his hands full.

[@ReRiderChi]

nicely done

[@allanmason7544]

well done all involved

[@MeAndMyRoyalEnfield]

Lovely. I'm so glad you saved the heritage of Royal Enfield.

[@michaeldesilvio221]

I'd love to see a restomod replication of this wonderful design. It would sell like hotcakes.

[@robertmcwhinney4596]

Wow! That thing is Awesome!😎👍

[@tonycamplin8607]

What a wonderful machine and it's still running unbelievable. To think that that engine was modern and at peak development back then. So pleased that it hasn't been over restored and so ruined.

[@floydblandston108]

A massive collection of bad ideas, best left forgotten I would think!😉