Hello All,
I have a '79 Bonneville, and would like to find a sidecar for it. I don't plan on long-distance touring, or anything like that. More like day trips, around town, etc. Nothing too strenuous... I know it's an old bike.
My question is what model/brand sidecars should I be looking at that would fit, and be generally matched to my old British bike? I don't want to overtax anything, or purchase a rig that I'll never be able to attach correctly. Secondly, I was interested in a brand that generally matched the period appearance of a '79 British machine.
Thanks much,
Steve
562C and 563T Velorex's fill the bill.
Lonnie
Northwest Sidecarsl
See my post. I just put a sidecar on my 1979 Bonneville Special. It's the Velorex 563. It works great.
http://sidecar.com/mbbs22/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=9924&posts=20&start=1
TXmudman - 2/11/2012 10:04 PM
See my post. I just put a sidecar on my 1979 Bonneville Special. It's the Velorex 563. It works great.
http://sidecar.com/mbbs22/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=9924&posts=20&start=1
Yes, check this thread, there are a lot of good informative posts in it and it addresses the kick starter. I was stationed in England in the 60s and vividly remember lots of Triumphs, BSAs, & Nortons with all kinds of great looking hacks, mostly fully enclosed due to the wonderful weather over there 😉
Thanks for the replies so far, guys. That's a great one on the Bonneville Special. Lots of good info.
Steve
