Your Harley front and rear tires may not be the same and most Harleys front and rear tires won't match up evenly due chassis shifts required for compo...

Get the M12 8.8 Grade bolts with 8.8 nylock nuts from Lowe's. That's what we replace with. The old school castle nuts are only good for one torquin...

In order to lift the wider Formula II you may have to do a quick right "swerve" then straighten out after the balance point has been achieved. Try a...

Most auto tires don't have, or need directional arrows. Only a few highly special use tires have them. Lonnie

Any time you have a linked brake system with mismatched brake calipers there will be braking problems. On some Hondas and some others the front brake...

I got 5 of them today. Lonnie

I see a CB750 with an unknown tour pack and Harley shovelhead saddlebags attached to a Bingham Mark I sidecar. The body of the Bingham sidecar is a ...

Being a small, light sidecar the Cozy works well on scooters. They will also need a Velorex attachment kit to mount to a conventional tube framed mo...

The wider sidecars often need a steering damper. Friction or hydraulic, either one will work. They slow the steering down but will control the wobbl...

Most flat framed sidecar chassis can be converted just by removing the body and fabricating a deck. The body can then be sold if desired to pay for th...

The 90/6 Beemer will make a fine tug. After 1968 or thereabouts BMW decided to scrap the full perimeter frames (with sidecar Lugs) and stop the frame...

Dave, Certain things may come into play here such as paint to paint connections which will compress and cause slippage. Bad angled struts not allow...

You didn't mention what tug you are using. Some bikes won't handle this type of arrangement. If you plan to have your wife in the sidecar and the s...

Please email us at nwsidecar@aol.com for pricing on OEM Velorex parts. Lonnie