Weird and wonderful machines, episode 5, the 1919 Busy Bee

J. A. Mills of Mansfield built this one-off threewheeler in 1919 in his shed. The Busy Bee was designed as a single-seater, with a tubular frame and first with a Stag engine installed, later replaced by an AJS V-twin. He used it as his daily transport and did more than 100.000 miles on it ! More history is to be found at: https://robinbatchelor.com/BusyBee.html, with thanks to Robin Batchelor ! Although the current owner does not use it daily anymore, she is more than enthusiastic about it, and uses it in various events over Europe. Footage taken at the Festival of Slowth, Where is Anna and Oude Klepper Parade.