Battery Vehicle Society

I may ask you to demonstrate that, Paul. Just don't expect me to clean the scratches

The hardest part in the Prius is remembering with all these gadgets that you're on the road and not at home playing with the TV remote!

I'm kidding! Most of the Prius gadgets are useful. Some are just fun though

Well Floyd, did you ring about the Enfield?

Excellent. Does anyone from the BEVOB group remember what the subject of the talk is this month?

Nikki.

20 miles in a C5 - That's about as good as my City El!

But then most people think my car is a Sinclair C5 anyway so

I'd heard about one but never seen one go in the flesh.

Scary! It brings back memories of my sideways (and very expensive) trip.

Still, I suppose it's a new form of motorsport. Looks like they had to rebuild it from the ground up too. Shame it still had the standard front wheel!

Ah, Wheel arch rubbing? Sounds like one of the leaf springs could be gone. When you move the car be careful you don't rub the wheels on the wheel arches. I'll have a look next week :) It seems that the earlier City Els had trouble with weak leaf springs. IF yours are intact it probably means they we...

Excellent photos there, Richard!

Would you happen perchance to have the owner's details? It would make a great feature for the BVS magazine!

And if they're bling you'll of course need locking wheelnuts

I don't know. I think a pimped Berlingo could do wonders for the EV movement!

Bling my EV... it has a nice ring to it !

Hi Karl, The roof bits can be fixed quite easily. I have a repair kit somewhere. I can also tell you where you can get tyres from, and from my experience you may actually want to try Twike tyres rather than City El Tyres. I got a set of CityEl tyres recently for about £90, but you will also need ...