I ran an S-40 with a velorex 562 for over three years and 35 thousand miles. Handled very well, got 45 mpg most of the time. Carried me and my g...

Peter Pan asked, "Means Phelonius has enough young ladies waiting for to get a ride!?. (What is a wahine?) " Means Phelonius has enough young...

The spider is also noticeably smaller than the liberty. For a full sized Harley, I would recommend the Liberty.

My first choice is a wahine, but if you need the weight and don't have one of those, try this. Weld a flat piece of 1/4 inch steel plate under th...

Three degrees lean out is a big bunch. Are you sure your other measurements are correct? I have never used more than one and a half on any of the ...

Good on ya! I hope you learn to pilot the hack safely. Try to find instruction in your area, it will go a long way in keeping you safe.

Hack'n - 4/6/2013 10:44 AM Wouldn't that be "Reduced trail modification"? Yea, I got dyslectic for a minute.

Have you tried having the sidecar passenger help you steer? Maybe you need the increased trail modification.

Sorry about all the folks who fall victim to inattentive drivers, Cell phones, inside the car conversations, dropped cigarette, spilled booze, etc. ...

By the way in Washington State it is not illegal to fly the chair. I was making an acute corner ( greater than 90 degrees) onto a side street in P...

You can take left turns faster but if you ever get the rear wheel off the ground it is all over. But takes much more to do that then fly the chair. ...

You are correct unless you are in England, Australia, or New Zealand. Since they drive on the other side of the road, they also mount their hacks ...

At the time of the triple endo I was mounted on a 77 Yamaha 650 with a Bingham hack. It was a good handling rig when I was sober. On that occasion I...

Okay thinking back over 45 years of sidecar riding, I should mention one very dangerous aspect of flying the chair. As you gain skill and confidenc...

The leo is probably a fan of Elmer Fudd.