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Joined: June 14, 2003 5:09 am
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RE: In praise of the "Come-along"

A couple of ratchet straps, a spool of tie wire and some large wrap ties also help replace bolts or hold a broken weld joint for awhile. Lonnie

18 years ago
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RE: Help me find a bike and sidecar

The URAL sidecar units are at their upper limits when operating at freeway speeds and are not designed for extended driving at 70mph and above. Anot...

18 years ago
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RE: Looking to make an outfit out of the 82 Aspencade

Here's a couple of fliptops. Lonnie Attached files

18 years ago
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RE: Sideaar Rally

You might check with the SE regional director Todd Parks. (803) 736-7488 or se_director@sidecar.com Lonnie

18 years ago
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RE: Steering Damper?

I've never found one necessary on this combo. If the neck bearings are snug not floppy and the front tire in balance you should be good to go. A damp...

18 years ago
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RE: Tire experiences..??

Last summer I was traversing a detour for a local bridge construction project at 20 mph or so. While in a fairly tight righthand turn I hit a piece of...

18 years ago
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RE: H-D Setup

The 1 degree lean-in is just a starting point. Due to different sized drivers and sidecar loads this adjustment often needs tweaking. I've found a ...

18 years ago
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RE: Possible rig LED lighting conversions

I've got them as turn signals. The low amp draw requires an added electronic device so they will function properly. Lonnie

18 years ago
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RE: E-Z steer or similar.

EZ Steer and other fork modifications reduce the trail (one element in steering geometry) which creates the caster effect on motorcycle steering and g...

18 years ago
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RE: A quick question....

How is the sidecar wear pattern? It may be that you have a bit too much toe-in if you are leaning in toward the sidecar and still have neutral steer...

18 years ago
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RE: K1200LT OWNERS

Figure on a full sub-frame with the K bikes and drop the sidecar for dealer service. Lonnie

18 years ago
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RE: Retro - fitting brake.

If you are tapping into the bike brake system, yes.

18 years ago
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RE: Mounting Hardware Help needed

Some photos of the sidecar mounts (or mounting positions) would help. Left side and overhead shots of the sidecar and right side shots of the bike. ...

18 years ago
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RE: Retro - fitting brake.

To retrofit may cost around $650.00 US in parts for the car itself. The caliper mounting, bike brake tie-in and labor would add to this. Lonnie ...

18 years ago
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RE: Look for advice on wheel size

The car in my Avatar pic has a rounded tread front 130x90x16" bias ply tire which doesn't drag yet has a fat profile to match the Harley. The bike h...

18 years ago
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