The mismatched shocks assemblies would certainly be suspect. Normally a bump wouldn't change the alignment between the brake pucks and the rotor(s)....

Are you having problems with either? Lonnie

From post#31093: The Terraplane was only produced between 79 and 82. Not so. The Terraplane by Vetter may have only been produced between those ye...

In the United States an automobile or truck is a vehicle with 4 (or more) wheels. Any motorized road vehicle with 2 or 3 wheels is designated as a m...

Gaylord, Since adding the shock do you notice any improvement in the bouncing of the body? Any added stability? Any less steering feedback in the r...

gnm109 wrote: Interesting how you refer to the HD sidecar as a "rocking chair". I've not ridden many miles in the tub myself but I've ridden watchin...

Unc, Brad's Helix/Cozy chair is a current model Cozy 100. Seat and windshield were not installed at the time pix were taken. Lonnie

$9,600. if you want to keep it forever. $5.700. to $6,200 should get it sold. Reverse isn't that popular and the mileage isn't the lowest. Most of...

The sidecar in post 31103 is a Cozy.

Go to "Search" at the top of the page. Type in: reverse gear, choose no limit on the time frame and start reading. Lonnie

If your sidecar body has a handlaid fiberglass cloth surface that is bare of finish and has been exposed to sunlight or a lot of heat it can benefit f...

Would a slide hammer work with more than one drilled hole? It's a thought. Lonnie

Sidecarbrit wrote: The wife does enjoy the ride in the HD as the leaf springs do take a lot of the shock out of bad road surfaces and she enjoys the...

Never tried a Fuel cell but to save room and have a reserve I have used a "Tour Tank" mounted to the luggage rack which saved sidecar storage room and...

I've helped several folks with different degrees of physical limitations get back in the wind on bikes and scooters with hacks. From little old ladi...