I finally got everything together and went for a test ride today, it was awsome. Just went around the nieghborhood a few times then put the in the chair and around nieghborhood again she liked it but was a little scared since I'm just learning how to drive it but she has a Sportster to ride and the Hack is for Lincoln our Chocolat Lab. Went to Walmart parking lot for about 30 minutes to get a little used to it then went on the highway to get a little speed to see how it handled so far it seems to be good,but I still have some practicing to do. It really feels strange to pull up to a stop sign and not put your feet down, only put them down once on this test ride lol. At speeds moving the handle bars ever so slightly it definatly moves the bike,I'll get used to it. So far it has been a great exsperiance and I want to thank all of you for the help and support. This weekend I'll get the ECM toggled and let the adventures begin. Thanks Bobby
Hi Bobby: Congratulations on getting your rig together. Be careful as you learn to drive all over again. We highly recommend the sidecar training by Marcus Renfroe with the Pineywoods Riding Academy up in Lufkin. Jena and I have both completed the course in the past year or so. You can contact Marcus at: marcuscycleshop@aol.com
Lee
MB5+TW200+CRF250L+GTV300+INT650
XL883R w/Texas Ranger Sidecar
Zuma 50F + Burgman w/Texas Sidecar<Mrs. SwampFox
I'm glad to hear that you got it working. Take it easy on the turns for a while.
Good luck!
GNM
Congratulations Bobby. See you on the road (or at Old Montgomery Steakhouse).
