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The Mini article is in the Wikipedia:Peer review process - perhaps heading towards Featured Article status. I would greatly appreciate experts on Alex Moulton taking a look at it. (If you find a problem, please either fix it or post your concerns on the Talk:Mini page. TIA SteveBaker 20:50, 24 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Not enough content for a stand alone article. Philafrenzy (talk) 10:46, 31 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Some more info here. http://www.mgfcar.de/hydragas/moulton.htm Moulton Developments Ltd was dissolved last year following the death of Alex Moulton in December 2012. Moulton Developments Ltd was formed to hold patents and allow flexibility for Alex Moulton's varied Engineering projects, primarily in the ears of bicycle design and vehicle suspension

On Alex Moulton's 90th birthday a proposed new bicycle model known as "MDev" was presented at a party at his house, The Hall, Bradford on Avon. The bicycle launch was highly controversial for numerous reasons relating to the sale of Moulton Bicycles to Pashley Cycles in 2008. The name MDev was to refer to Moulton Developments. The prototype now belongs to Moulton Bicycle Company.

The final vehicle suspension project was an intended collaboration with BMW in reference to their Mini, which due to a management change at BMW did not eventually lead to production. The article linked above in Alex Moulton's own words explains more.

Alex Moulton's memoirs "From Bristol to Bradford on Avon," talks in more detail on all these subjects.

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