Does anybody know if this tub can be fitted to the left side of bike on the existing chassis? I live in Scotland.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Motorvation-Royale-Roadster-Sidecar_W0QQitemZ150224926710QQihZ005QQcategoryZ36796QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Safe riding Karl
It's doable Karl! But to invert the chassis for a leftie mount will take a considerable amount of fabrication. The frame itself isn't much of a problem but the suspension is where the work lies. Can't just flip that and redo a few body mounts.
Lonnie
Northwest Sidecars
Is it a legal requirement to have the car on the left side? Might just be easier to be an "odd duck" and leave it on the right side. If the situation were reversed - UK style car in the US - that's what I'd do.
Originally written by outfit on 3/15/2008 6:44 PM
Does anybody know if this tub can be fitted to the left side of bike on the existing chassis? I live in Scotland.
Safe riding Karl
Maybe direct the question to the folks at http://www.motorvation.com/
they could tell you what it would take to do it.
Hello
Yes it is a legal requirement in the UK.
REgards
barry
And very necesarry too. Specially in Scotland where you often cannot see more then 40m to the front because of the high stone and bush fences on very narrow roads that never were straight.
But what amazed me most was that incredible grip of the asfalt. Never again I met roads with such an excellent grip. With the solo you could bend down to the ground and felt safe as a baby in its mothers arms.
Sven Peter
