Barrett

Barrett was a British manufacturer based in Bath, England, known for producing invalid tricycles designed to provide mobility for disabled individuals. The company's early models featured conventional tiller-steered designs, powered by 250cc single-cylinder Villiers engines paired with three-speed gearboxes. Among these was the Model 41, introduced in 1949, which was built for patients weighing up to 20 stone and intended for use in hilly districts. In the mid-1950s, Barrett introduced…