I've had a auto tire on my 05' goldwing w/hanningan gtl for 2 years. about 15K on it and barely any sign of wear. Do you homework, with GW it's easy...

Went to the Indy MotoGP this weekend with: 16x9' Tent, 2 queen size air matresses, Hammock, Camp Chair, 60lbs tool kit, 2 Sleeping bags, 2 Pillows, 2...

You have to have a "heavy" sidecar for that bike. You need a hack that is approx. 1/3 the weight of the bike in an ideal world. Hannigan is as close...

I've have a GTL Since 05'......no major problems, minor issues that I consider "normal wear and tear", but the folks at Hannigan are always "upgrading...

I've had a GTL since 05' with over 30K on it. Only minor issues, which they have addressed. I lost a "riveted tab" that keeps the canopy level and t...

I use a PitBull lift. You need 2 people to lift the whole rid. I have lifted my Softail w/champion legend and my GoldWing with Hannigan GTL. You ha...

I've run one on my 05' goldwing for over a year and 15K......no problems. Do some interenet research. Ideal, buy a rim with an auto bead (several co...

One with and one without......I say it is worth the money as someone else said....long straight stretches it makes a big difference and also on heavie...

I use a tool kit. Weighs about 80lbs. Might as well have something that you can use!!!

I've never had a seperate sidecar brake lever. I do have two rigs, Harley w/Champion Legend....no brake.....Goldwing with Hannigan GTL with a brake. ...

I would suggest that everyone read the "sidecar book" which is available on sidecar.com........and take a class! No matter how much you think you kn...

I know that Hannigan offers a "Lift" seat (don't know if you could retrofit the seat to a used rig or if any other companies have them.) One of the f...

I live in Carthage, feel free to contact me anytime....I have a busy schedule, but can usually work around about anything. Dundertaker (Dan)

I have amended my reply: I forgot to ad: apply throttle with the front brake, this is what causes the rear tire to "drift"

You should read the "sidecar book" that is on this site. It has all the info you could ever need. Now for my opinion: Take a sidecar safety...