1931 Fenton Zip Sidecar
I bought this Fenton Zip Juvenile Sidecar recently. These two photos show it when it arrived, looking slightly sorry for itself without its 26″ wheel fitted.
We have already tidied it up - it did not really need much restoration. And now it is about to be fitted to my 1935 Triumph TS 100 (see the previous article, above).
As there is very little information about these very unusual sidecars on the internet, I shall be adding further literature soon, on my 3-wheeler forum www.triporteurs.co.uk, which has separate database section for sidecars. I’ll add a direct link when I’ve had time to add the info.
The article below is about this actual sidecar.
For the report on my road-test of the Fenton Zip sidecar set up on the 1935 Triumph TS 100, please click on the link to Ride Vintage! magazine below:
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The vehicle below are ones I’ve sold in the past few years.
I’ve bought lots more but have been pretty slack about adding them to this website.
But for good reason - I’ve been slaving away building a new website, which is an
ONLINE CYCLEMASTER MUSEUM
You can see my cyclemotor collection on that website.
[…] Attached to it is a 1932 Fenton Zip sidecar (made in York). This sidecar is the second one that this small company supplied, and is probably the only one still in existence. I’ve uploaded the history of this sidecar on my main website http://www.groovydubs.com/wordpress […]
Calling all History Teachers « www.RideVintage.com - May 20th, 2007 at 7:53 am