BREAK: Clarkson showed Reliant Robin’s adjusting on rollovers

Posted on 13-01-2016 at 23:22 by rynnus – 10 Comments”

The liar! The tricycles turn out to be the really no less stable than a tank…

The fixed TopGear viewers among you will surely have the first episode (s15e01) can remember. It was a brief item from Clarkson about the Reliant Robin in Sheffield, where each tug on the steering wheel caused the car to overturn. The smart heads of the production team have the rear differential are adjusted so that the inner wheel in a bend, quite a would slow down. That news -what no one with any healthy will surprise – came to the outside via the fixed column of Clarkson in The Sunday Times. He wrote:

Well, now’s the time to come clean. A normal Reliant Robin will not roll unless a drunken rugby team is on hand. Or it’s windy. But in a headlong drive to amuse and entertain, I’d asked the backroom boys to play around with the differential so that the poor little thing rolled over every time I turned the steering wheel.

What concerns me the most brilliant piece of television in the history of Top Gear was quite offensive conceived by the British Reliant Robin Owners Club. Affected by the commotion has Clarkson together with his two colleagues and executive producer Andy Wilman new official cars for their new show purchased.

Everyone is happy again. Moreover, it appears from an earlier episode, where James and Richard drives a Reliant Robin prices for its great aerodynamics, that Top Gear or something else on their mind than tricycle. Pianos on Morris Marina’s land, for example.