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Has anyone else had this before, on a Yuba Mundo, I believe it's called a V4/Classic.

The cross piece that the centre stand bolts to has sheared away and left a hole in the frame, the other side is just holding on for dear life. I've no experience in repairing bike frames, don't know what would be best, MIG welding, or TIG or brazing

Good fun trike to ride.

You can absolutely fill it up with shopping. Carries the weight well.

You'd think the overall width would be an issue, but you can still squeeze through gaps and bollards. Can't think of anywhere I've not been able to get past.

For the steering, it has a little steering rack, so the wheels turn not the box.

Advertised as carrying 6-8kids. Most I've had on it so far is 5, and that was a lot of fun!

I've actually got 2 of these trikes, hoping to re-home one and keep one!

I wonder if they meant to leave that line there!

The video says it all!

I'm sure plenty people have been along here, this is the old A9 at Slochd, part of NCN 7.

2 lane road with no vehicle access

I'm not sure when the road was closed to traffic, but the new road by passing this was built in about 1980.

Photos were taken end of April so it'll be a bit greener now.

Just made this yesterday from what I had lying round, Tried it on the rotten woodchip/hedge cutting pile and it works great. If you set it up with a very gentle slope on the drum, fine compost comes out in the middle, big bits fall out the end. It's 13mm weldmesh which for me makes the perfect size of material.

Still have another mixer drum from a scrap mixer, so if I want to use it for concrete again I can just swap over.

(to use as fertiliser)