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Brstr
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Joined: December 23, 2023 12:16 am
Last seen: September 14, 2026 10:02 am
Topics: 4 / Replies: 677
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RE: Greetings from Wisconsin

Yep cool? Or a bit perverse? Welcome.

11 months ago
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RE: Up to you.

Had to think a bit here. Pictures. A great work around. Some serious hardware. ( I had some bit a small percentage of yours. ) And a beautif...

11 months ago
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RE: Who is who in sidecars made in India

@kevin-cyclesidecar Thanks for that info, very useful. I imported 5 Chiang sidecars once to Western Australia. Took ages to sell them on thoug...

11 months ago
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RE: Harley sidecar handling.

Engineers are great and they do calcumalations really well. My background is in fabrication. Usually with paper drawings pre computer age. And i...

11 months ago
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RE: Need To Transition To Sidecar From Trike Looking for rig

2c A sidecar with a door for ease of entry and egress would be a big help. My wife while still able does find my Watsonian a challenge to get in a...

11 months ago
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RE: Harley sidecar handling.

Harley did it a little different there for sure. The main important measurements here are the angle of the steering head/stem. The angle of the ra...

11 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight sporty build)

If it's a light then it's should be visible, in the dark anyway. People may need a second headlight to be sure in the day. Otherwise just weave yo...

11 months ago
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RE: Up to you.

The hardtail while not making for a soft ride probably has advantages. Stability when lifting the 3rd wheel and likely less headshake. You've don...

11 months ago
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RE: Up to you.

Interesting approach here. Looking at the seat mudguard it seems to be a hard tail frame? If it's not a soft tail then a traditional hardtail sid...

11 months ago
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RE: Hello all.

More a one sided training wheel I suppose. Hopefully somebody nearby can help your sidecar progression. Sounds like you are working on the bike...

11 months ago
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RE: Moto Guzzi V9 & Watsonian and other stuff.

Patience grasshopper.     Mind that is an awesome machine. Pretty sure I'd been chomping at the bit also. That motor was built in ...

11 months ago
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RE: Hello all.

I'll join the chorus of glad you survived. And now you can join this circus. Not a Harley man but I do know there are some advantages. Steer...

11 months ago
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RE: Moto Guzzi V9 & Watsonian and other stuff.

Yes as small as this years gathering was. There were some great machines. The one I quite liked is the 36? Royal Enfield. A 4 valve head in a ...

11 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

Scott's jigger is a fun jigger. 100hp 14k rpm would be a frenetic fun jigger. Not a different page of the same book or even chapter. Different ...

11 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

Quite excited to see how this rig pans out. I'm thinking it will be a sweet ride. The concept of solo optional is not to my understating a practic...

11 months ago
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