Bond Bug

The Bond Bug was a two-seat tricycle from the UK. The vehicle design was by Tom Karen, who was employed by Ogle Design. The vehicle bribed by its angular shape. To enter and exit the upper part of the body was made of plastic folded forward. It was delivered only in an orange hue, except for a small series of Bond bugs that came in a bright yellow on the market.

Reliant made the vehicle under the name of Bond Bug, after having the Bond Cars Ltd. acquired, first in Preston, then Tamworth. The drive unit derived from the Reliant Regal and had 700 cc. In recent years, production of the 750 cc engine from the Reliant Robin was offered.

Were offered three variants. In addition to the basic model, there was an e- variant, which was equipped with a heating system, among other things. The ES model came with a re better equipment, and a more powerful engine with low-profile tires.

Specifications

Car classification Curb weight Bond 875 Preston, Lancashire Tamworth, Staffordshire Reliant Kitten Reliant Rebel Reliant Rialto Reliant Sabre Reliant TW9 Reliant Fox Bond Equipe Bond Minicar

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