It occurred to me that perhaps I should mount a sidecar on my 1976 GT750. Anyone done that or can suggest what might work? Thanks
The GT750 will handle a sidecar quite nicely.
Lonnie
The 1976 GT 750 was a very popular motorcycle back in the mid to late 70's to mount a sidecar onto. I built and mounted at least ten sidecars onto the GT's. I must have pictures somewhere of a few of them.
If you need information, or drawings as to how I mounted my Sweet SL 110, or 220 onto them feel free to drop me a line. I have basic drawings that others have found very helpfully.
Good Luck, Johnny Sweet jsweet450@yahoo.com
Sounds cool, it's a nice bike that would be even more unique with a car on it. I know very, very, little about sidecars so I'll have to learn about what to attach, how to attach, and how to drive it. What is an sl110/220?
If you have welding and fabrication skills it would be easy. Many of the other guys have friends that are doing the welding and fabrication work for them. My design is built from very simple materials, nothing fancy. I did a structure analysis of the frame, and mounts decades ago. The figures must have been correct, because we never had a sidecar fatigue, and break. They worked great for us.
I will attempt to email you direct. I haven't figured out how to post pictures from photo bucket to this site even though I have had a good tutorial sent to me.
Later, Johnny Sweet jsweet450@yahoo.com
I wish I had those skills 🙁 I do need to get a little welder and start playing. Plans would be cool, a bolt on rig would have the advantage of a later easier resell.
