We've been here 6 weeks and the only sidecars I've seen are ours and my brothers family one. Some trikes, but no other rigs. Too much rain? Live in San Tan Valley (SE of Queen Creek), anyone for a ride?
Moses Lake area is pretty dry as far as Washington goes. Not exactly a hotbed of bike activity of any kind there as I recall.
But I see you are referring to AZ. The geezers there have their trikes but as with most other places sidehacks are in the minority since it takes a little savvy to operate one correctly.
Lonnie
Most times my sidehack gets used for is back and forth to work. Dog goes with me. Live in Sierra Vista. I like dirt roads also.
There are some arround, I've seen maybe 5-6 here in Mesa over the past 4 tears . There are only arround 25 USCA members in AZ and are scattered over much of the state.
I have been thinking about getting a sidecar get together in the Mesa area but it sort of became one of my many " round to its ". I've been busy with 2 other clubs so am busy the rest of the month. This Sayurday is the Goldwing Roadrider Association Chapter D meeting and after breakfast is a poker run for the club. You are welcome to come to the meeting and run. I am the only GL1100 in the club, all others are 1500's and 1800's. And the only sidecar. Meeting is at Old Country Buffet on Southern just west of Power. Meeting is at 8:00 am. Doug, USCA State Rep.
Phoenix area here.We should have our new sidecar up and going around the first of April,if work does not get in the way.I guess we are one of the 25 USCA members in Arizona.If you see a Harley Softail with a Ranger side car,please give us a high five.Hope to see others join. Randy and Karen {Murphy}
