Reliant Robin speed without rolling?

Question

How fast can you go around a roundabout and corner in a reliant Robin without rolling it?

Answer 1

Impossible to answer as it also depends on the rate of the curve and how quickly the steering wheel is turned not just the speed.

Answer 2

Reliant Robin Roll Over

Answer 3

Two and a half miles per hour ?. The reliant Robin is almost certainly the worst handling excuse for a car made in the last 60 years. I actually owned a near new one many many years back - for an hour! Took it back to the dealership after driving it for an hour and told them it was not a car but a bad joke. Surprisingly (by todays standards) they allowed me to cancel the deal without penalty.

Answer 4

you cancontinual a Reliant on a motorbike licence released in 1962 and with an replace to three/30 in 1967 lasted until eventually the Reliant Robin took over ... This allowed particular highway tax and the Regal might want to be pushed with in elementary words a motorbike licence.

Answer 5

Reliant Robins are very stable cars in fact i have seen a few go round roundabouts and they go round them just like any other car. You would be in danger in any car if you went round a roundabout really fast because they are designed to be driven round slowly.

Answer 6

The problem with driving a Reliant Robin is seeing where you are driving with the bag you most certainly must have over your head so as nobody will see you driving it.

My mate had a mobile disco and towed a trailer with his - Scary stuff !

Answer 7

Why would you even want to try and go round a corner at ANY speed in one of those death traps? If you turn the steering suddenly it will lift the inner rear wheel as the centrifugal force kicks in. BUT if you provoke a 'power slide / drift' it will 'over-steer' & hopefully not roll!!

Answer 8

first question , Do Plastic Pigs go fast ??



question two , are you so intent on suicide that you must take the pig with you ,



its not the crash that kills you with them it's the dust cloud that does you in ,



lastly , like a motor bike and sidecar yes they tip easy , both low and high speeds depending on just how fast you pull that steering round .

Answer 9

Refer to your state's driving handbook. All States are different.



Why do you want to do that reliant robin thing? You want to get in trouble or injured....or killed??