This is my second late model Low Rider that I have joined with a 563 Tour. Both have been steel ballasted below the frame and have toured the US and...

The attached V65 Magna Handyman rig utilized a CSC Companion chassis with a flatbed deck upon which a rail or utility box was bolted for miscellaneous...

There are vendors listed here who have engineered modifications and cut, alter, bore and reweld stock triple trees for sidecar work and sell them. E...

The 563 Tour, 700 Tour and 565 Tour Velorexes have a different frame, suspension, wheel and tire than the obsolete 562 Standard or 562E. The classic ...

Hops, Take a look at my avatar photo and you will see my 2008 Harley FXDL/563 combo. Curb weight is about 700# with accessories. If you look at m...

A good front drum brake will do the job nicely. I'm not pro sidecar brakes. Most of my rigs haven't had one. I use my gearbox for most of my decel...

Don't forget to put the kickstand down. Many leaners will fall over without it. Lonnie

The front brake (if operational) will produce 60 to 80% of the stopping power on a solo bike. The approved method of stopping a sidehack rig is by u...

The Harley sidecar has a rigid mounted frame with no suspension. Only the boat is sprung. Electric lean systems require a swing-arm or torsional su...

Check with Dauntless. Lonnie

"i would HIGHLY recommend a raked tree, either the liberty tree, or a triglide tree and sliders ". I believe the Tri Glide kit parts are the tr...

Some insurance companies cover $3,000.00 worth of accessories. A sidecar is considered an accessory in the US and Canada. Some want extra to cover ...

Do you get any bump steering with having the damper mounted below the bike axle? Usually a 90 degree angle is the preferred mounting to eliminate th...

Hard to guesstimate if you are using neither the bikes charging system or a battery tender. Lonnie

Harley also uses a steering damper on the TriGlide with raked trees. (??) Liberty trees don't need one. I've ridden my FXDL (raked trees) witho...