Johnny Sweet - 8/1/2014 8:54 AM
great video...
I had a friend named Jim that always had one of my Sweet sidecars as part of his family. His young daughter at the time almost lived in whatever sidecar they had even sometimes napping inside. Today in her forty's she doesn't even remember the sidecars that were such a big part of her life growing up...May I suggest that this becomes an annual thing and years from now those memories can be relived by the generations to come. Thanks for reading.
Over the years my wife and I would often say "will the kids remember this?" and I'd talk about the pictures. I know that for myself there are memories I have, and then there are things that I know about that I was part of that I don't truly "remember" but I can envision the pictures of -- and then there are the things that are a blur of the two (e.g., do I really remember riding the camel at some park in the Catskills when I was about 3? or do I just know I did it from the picture of me and two siblings on top--who can say?).
But I just want the kids to have the pictures and the videos showing various things they experienced and how they were happy doing them, and it makes me happy making them.
Here's an example that neither Eamon nor Sophia will actually "remember", but we watch the video from time to time and they enjoy it:
Thanks for understanding, Johnny!!!
(By the way, Johnny, circling back to something we emailed about with Polaris buying Indian, etc: did you see the Slingshot? They've carved out a niche different than BRP's Can-Am and different than a traditional trike... still would love a sidecar that matched a Vision, though! 🙂 Meanwhile, I'm thinking I might get an F6B to mate to my existing Friendship III (nothing against my GoldWing by the powder blue isn't really "me" and I just bought the rig used to see if I would like this sidecar thing at all --- and now I'm hooked!!!)
