Hi All - I don't know how many of you wander beyond these "forum" pages on this web site, but a refresh has been going on with a lot accomplished and a lot more yet to come. To get to the "home" page of sidecar.com, click on the USCA logo located on the upper left hand corner of this page, then explore! Most of the "visible" work has happened under the heading of "The Map" but also the Sidecar Vendor area has received attention.
See something that isn't right or you think should be/could be improved? Please send an email to update@sidecar.com and while there are no promises, we'll see what we can do.
You can also post your observations and suggestions here.
Thanks,
Steve....
I hate to see a post go un-noticed. I have not noticed any changes, but I will start looking for them. Love the site, obviously love hacking, and I appreciate what you and whoever else does for us.
Ubermon aka Jim Van der Veen
Originally written by Jim Van der Veen on 11/24/2006 6:54 PM
Steve....I hate to see a post go un-noticed. I have not noticed any changes, but I will start looking for them. Love the site, obviously love hacking, and I appreciate what you and whoever else does for us.Ubermon aka Jim Van der Veen
DITTO from a Newbie, pay pal would be great to renew next year... lol
Hey Linda
On line memberships and also an online store for our paraphernalia are currently in the works. As soon as we figure out the best and safest way to make it happen.
I guess if we are wishing, I'd like to see some changes to the home page. We have a ton of pictures in our albums, what about a featured rig there that changes every couple of weeks? A visual draw instead of a lot of text?
Originally written by Joyce on 11/25/2006 8:56 AM
Hey LindaI guess if we are wishing, I'd like to see some changes to the home page. We have a ton of pictures in our albums, what about a featured rig there that changes every couple of weeks? A visual draw instead of a lot of text?
Now that sounds interesting to have a featured sidecar rig especially for the ones just getting in to sidecaring
Sounds wonderful. It is sometimes tough for Newbies (like me)to see the variety of cars available and what rig would match their bike best. Even though I got a big one, I still am not sure if it was the appropriate rig for my bike. So much to know and tough to sift through so much info as well. Also, everybody has a different budget for these toys. Yes it is a toy for me. LOVE PICTURES, there are some amazing setups to look at.....
