Some of My Bikes

Hey Matt. Pretty neat web site. Regarding your '4 wheel' bike, I had a '59 TR3 that was about as close to riding a bike as one can come on 4 wheels! Man, I had fun with that car. Except it wasn't much fun in the winter- only slightly better than a bike. The side curtains wouldn't seal so it wasn't very weather tight. But it stuck to dry, twisty roads like a magnet! I'd imagine your MG was very similar. Except for the side curtains, maybe...

Originally written by ural3wheels on 12/5/2005 9:51 AM
Anyone else have a similar page they'd like to share?

Nice site, Matt. I haven't been riding nearly as long, but here's mine: http://www.motojosh.com/myride.html . Only two motorcycles there so far, but I hope to keep adding to the list for a long time! 😉

Here's mine. http://webpages.charter.net/thelake/index.htm
I was a Jag/Triumph/MG/Rover mechanic for many years. I'll put up a page of ours this winter. Most of those photos will need to be scanned. Last ones were a 72 Triumph Stag, a 64 Jag, Mark X, and a 73 Series 3 Land Rover

Originally written by SidecarMike on 12/8/2005 6:51 PM

Here's mine. http://webpages.charter.net/thelake/index.htm
I was a Jag/Triumph/MG/Rover mechanic for many years. I'll put up a page of ours this winter. Most of those photos will need to be scanned. Last ones were a 72 Triumph Stag, a 64 Jag, Mark X, and a 73 Series 3 Land Rover

Great pages! It'll take awhile to get through them - but the Ural diaries are excellent so far.

-matt

Here are my current sidecar rigs.

http://community.webtv.net/IvanRider/DennisSidecar

When I was 9 yrs old I built my first sidecar. It was a bicycle with a sidecar platform to haul my lawnmower. In 1979 I got my first motorcycle sidecar. It was a Thompson Sidecar that I attached to a 1971 BMW R75/5.