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Does a Reliant Robin have steering and power controls like car or motorcycle?

The Reliant Robin is a three-wheeled microcar that was produced in the United Kingdom from 1973 to 2002. It is classified as a motorcycle by the UK government, and as such it has steering and power controls similar to those found on a motorcycle.

The steering is controlled by a handlebar that is connected to the front wheel, and the power is controlled by a twist grip on the right handlebar. The brakes are operated by levers on the handlebars, and the gears are changed by a foot-operated lever.

The Reliant Robin also has a number of features that are more commonly found on cars, such as a windscreen, wipers, and indicators. However, it does not have a roof, doors, or a boot, and it is not enclosed by a body shell.

Overall, the Reliant Robin has steering and power controls that are more similar to those found on a motorcycle than a car. However, it does have some features that are more commonly found on cars, and it is classified as a motorcycle by the UK government.

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