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I'd rather have the power and not really need it than to not have the power and need it. Nver too much power especially with a sidecar rig. If someone...
My first rig was a 78 wing with a velorex on it. It is a very light sidecar and will come up quite easy. It will also heel over quite a bit in left ha...
Originally written by hackellis on 7/26/2006 11:37 PM With a motorcycle turns are natural and one can hit a turn fast and hard and beat anything...
One more thing after reading the posts more carefully Eric. Riding (driving?) a sidecar shoudl not be 'a chore'. If a rig is setup properly even witho...
Originally written by Dish on 7/26/2006 7:40 AM My wife and I were on vacation in Maine when we saw a beautiful black motorcycle with a sidecar ...
Two things this thread has done. 1) It has gone for the record of th emost posts in one thread on this forum. 2) I use a fair amount of 165r15 t...
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If you will be riding much at all on faster roads to get ehre you are going or if you are going to be doing much running in moutainous areas where ste...
Vernon wrote:" Check your toe in before and after changing your leanout. If you are very lucky it won't change much if any and you can change your lea...
What has been expressed by those with real experience on this thread has been done from pretty much accepted practice in the sidecar world from years ...
Some of the velorex sidecars do not have the shock tower perpendicular to the sidecar frame. If so you can make the wheel vertical as Vernion suggeste...
One way to think about lead is that the farther forward the sidecar tire is the more it shoudl be able to steer with the motorcycle. Think of driving ...
You have met up with the notorious Veloreex lower rear frame mount my friend. The poor design of this mount is only surpassed by the poor mounting ins...
Rob, Either tire wil do okay for you on the front. I prefer th eflat treade dones when possible but it is not a huge deal. As far as mixing radi...