At 62 you may be ready for a slower pace than the kids (or not). Smell the roses, as it were. A sidecar rig allows one to ride year around if desir...

If you are starting at zero toe-in remember that each change in toe-in will also affect your leanout. That seems to entail a lot of extra adjusting. ...

The front of the FS II opens up for easy passenger entry. The FS I does not have easy entry, it's over the top and drop in. Lonnie

Hello Irish, Welcome aboard. That Gear Up will come in real handy in the coming months when things cool off a bit. Lonnie

The FS II would be a good match for your bike. Lonnie Northwest Sidecars

If you have a 16" rear wheel a narrow auto tire may fit, perhaps a 5.00x16". Coker has them in Firestone Brand with the zigzag motorcycle tread used...

Where are you? We've got a selection of sidecars in Boise, Idaho. Lonnie Northwest Sidecars, LLC nwsidecar@aol.com

Good Luck!

If it has the heim joints and a coil over shock suspension it's 1989 or later. If torsional suspension it's probably a changeover model '88/'89. Th...

Garry, Your authority from the present CSC Co. may not have even been born before 1988. lol The windshield decal also looks like the early CSC l...

Garry, Several mfg'rs. used this body mold through the years under different names. California Sidecar, Spirit Eagle, Spirit of America to name a ...

The 1/2" rule may work well with some specific Harley models (there have been many) it won't work for all. The fill and notch method will work well ...

One could also fill the cases one quart shy of full, run the engine and make your second notch in the dipstick at one quart low. This would circumve...

Working with many Marques of bikes and (rigid mounted) sidecars, I fill with the recommended amount of oil, run the engine to fill the oil filter, shu...

eBay and some of the Harley specific sites may be helpful. Lonnie