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Welcome to the JZR Pilots' Association Website.


CX500 spins into a JZR


The JZR Pilots Association was formed in 1992 - The objective then, as now, - a no rule, no committee, no fuss organisation, to cater for like-minded individuals. Present membership totals almost 200, over 50% of the 320 JZR s produced and includes members in N. Zealand, Australia, U.S.A., Canada, Holland, Sweden, and believe it or not Rwanda. Members come from many walks of life, including a Bishop. He'll bless your car, but still advises membership of the R.A.C. They tend to be of mature years, albeit young in spirit!

Notices

Book now for the latest rally. The JZR Welsh Wanderer. This is to be held near Builth Wells on the weekend of 19th/21st September 2008. Contact Kath Shaw on 01982 560 480 or email katherineshaw123@btinternet.com


Stoneleigh 2008 The weather was a little mixed, but in spite of that some 20 JZRs came over the weekend. Several new members came, some with and some without their cars and we met many of our old friends, some with JZRs and others who have reluctantly had to sell them. We had a good AGM with plenty of positive discussion. Malcolm Lindley took over the vacant post of chairman. The Minutes will be in the June/July edition of Pilots' Notes. Roger T came with an interesting adaption to the steering which allowed a JZR to be towed easily. He has a Pan with a large cooler on the top. The steering adaption interested us particularly as we had experienced thetyres 'scrubbing' round sharp corners, leaving precious rubber on the road. We were very grateful for all friends who came early and stayed late to help both in putting up the tent and dismantling it. We could not get it done without them. We had heavy rain during the night but it had mainly dried out by early afternoon. It just needed some draping over trailers at home and luckily we have had a very hot and sunny week. There will be a Stoneleigh 2008 gallery and I promise it will not be as late as last year. Evelyn & Brian

Your subscription of £12 was due on 1st January 2008.

This should be sent to Zipper. He is Mr Tony Simpson, Caxton House, 1 Station Road, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 6BE. His phone no is 01246 823895 and his email is simpson.2006@tiscali.co.uk.

M25 Squadron - Change of meeting place.
Note from Brian Fereday. The Squadron now meets at 12 noon on the second Saturday of the month at the Toby Carvery, Tatling End, on the A40 just off Junction 16 (M25). Everyone welcome. Please contact Brian Fereday on 01923 779162 (Ed. Tried it out yesterday - 11 Nov. Excellent meal and company)

Latest on SVA from John Ziemba I had a pan euro JZR for SVA last week and it passed first time, so now all the models will be able to comply. The chap who tested it was very interested as he had never tested one before and came up with a few suggestions to make both our lives a bit easier. I think this may be worth a mention as there seems some confusion about JZRs being able to pass the SVA test with open engines. Anyone who is preparing their JZR for SVA is welcome to contact me for a chat on 01254 760620. John The form to fill in about SVA for John is now on the Spares, Regalia page


Update your Diary Dates for your diary now contained many of this years runs, rallies and shows - Don't miss out

See the Stoneleigh 2007 gallery Stoneleigh 2007

The gallery of Trikes at Stoneleigh 2006 is still available. Try it at Stoneleigh2006

Evelyn & Brian

JZR - DAYTONA FROM JOHN ZIEMBA LATEST UPDATE At home in Rossendale, up in the cold, dark and wet windy valley, lives a yellow JZR Daytona, the first of the breed to pass the stringent 'SVA' Designer and builder John Ziemba refers to the Dayona as 'A point and squirt ' which is perfectly true but I haven't found the limits yet and don't intend to!! It really is ballistic. For a full insight into the joys of the Daytona don't miss the Spring edition of Pilot's Notes. Daytona Dave

Webmaster's Note: With the SVA for three wheelers with us, John Ziemba has created this completely new design JZR - DAYTONA which is a rear engined trike with the donor being a T595 triple injected Triumph Daytona. The engine produces 128bhp at 10200 rpm with another 12bhp available with a special exhaust. Initial trials gave blistering performance.

The link between Members of the Association is provided by our Pilots Notes, issued quarterly and contains reports and advance information on events, technical information and member's grouses and opinions. Steve Owen is Editor and can be reached on sjjzr@aol.com or 01745 730075. Tony Simpson is the Membership Secretary and can be contacted on simpson.2006@tiscali.co.uk

Trike chassis are manufactured by and spares are available from John Ziemba. John can be contacted at JZR Trikes, Nancy Street Yard, Nancy Street, Darwen, Lancs BB3 3HP. Tel: 01254 760 620.
The JZRPA has been very active this year and I have included a membership form. If you are interested in JZR's and you would like to join please print it out and send it to the membership secretary, Tony Simpson. His address is on the form.

There is also a Video Page with a couple of short clips and a screen saver and and also a gallery of JZR photos. All the videos are zipped mpeg files and the photos are thumbnailed jpegs.



Reports by members on rallies/meetings
Reports continued
Information on different JZRs and trikes in general
Dates for your diary
JZRs etc. for sale
Spares List, Regalia etc. John's SVA form
Email us




Photo Gallery

Video Page

Membership Form


LINKS

Jim Fowler, USA- a record of his build project Jim Fowler's Web site

JZRPA Group - You can add pictures or ideas

3Wheeler Replica Site

A german three wheeler site

JZRs in Japan by Takaaki

Try this new kitcar site
Rob Davis offers excellent help to CX500 owners with problems Information page for JZR in Germany

Jim's Page For Three Wheel Car Links

GoMoG Morgan Sports Car Owners Group (Ottowa-based Morgan Owners' Group)
A large 3-wheeler site

KTUD Speciality Car Archive (extensive and excellent site)

Brand new Kitcar Freeads website for kit car fans

Personal numberplates club



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