The '74 Beemers do not have a full perimeter frame and the best way to mount a sidecar without problems is with special bracketry or a sub-frame. The...

If the front tire and sidecar are only getting this mileage you have an alignment problem. It's normal for a rear tire to wear out at this mileage. ...

Don't know. Seems to have a lightweight frame if that's whats showing in the pix. Good looking body, what does the fender look like? Lonnie

Many folks remove the strut that holds the windshield open since it limits the available opening and makes the sidecar harder to enter and exit. It i...

The FSIII is also a much wider rig than the singles, adding to the push/pull effect. A soft brake usually indicated that there is still some air in ...

Place soft or secured ballast material behind (or under) the seat. To the rear of the body and to the right side (US) if you can. Movable hard ball...

The OEM Tonneaus are so chintzy I can't imagine one wantinh to use it on a detailed rig with a 2K paint job. L.

Live and learn, Mike. Nice to have that fingertip control, Huh? Great price too. Lonnie

A lot of car dealers and garages used to have servicars with towbars for in town pickup and delivery. I've never seen a sidecar rig used for this wi...

If the bike is pulling right, add more leanout not toe-in. Check the sidecar tire after a few miles and see if there is any odd wear indicating scrub...

Kep plenty of ballast in her rig, for a while anyway. Lonnie

Doesn't sound like a great idea with an asymetrical vehicle. Trikes yeah. Lonnie

Only 30 feet of wire, Huh? Well you can always add onto it if needed. Lonnie

The Dutch think of everything but EASY. Lonnie

First you will need to obtain a sub-frame mount set to blend the bike and the sidecar. Lonnie