Towing a trailer with a sidecar if the hitch is placed liKE Hackn spoke of is a breeze. It will also lend a little bit of additional stability on righ...
Originally written by Hack'n on 6/25/2006 11:37 AM Velorex is constantly improving their products. The adjustable shock is part of one of the la...
We have been done quite a few Velorex upgrades by going to a torsion bar suspension which also includes a tilt adjustment feature. In doing these the ...
Originally written by Hack'n on 6/22/2006 1:52 AM David, I think the current Dual Sport sidecar rig trend is quite similar to the 4 wheel driv...
GEORGE, i THINK all that was mentioned is possible....in theory anyhow. It is all about spring rates, leveragfe , motion etc. etc. I have playe...
hackellis wrote: >>,,,,,The stats that were quoted are old news and need to be updated<<< Do you have verification on this or ...
Jason (jrt) wrote: I don't know how useful this is, but It might be of some interest: =======================================================...
If you find out let me know. Seriously, you can look up a lot of interesting things on the net but they apply to anti swayabrs on automobiles. There i...
Mike, Take a look at th eiron butt association site. Yes, I know you are not planning on setting any coast to coast records or anything but check i...
Lean the thing out until it goes straight and does not pull and check the toe in again after leaning it out. Also be careful on right handerrs because...
Mike, Well I suppose th echance of more snow sking at that time of yeart in those areas is kinda slim so you should be safe on that front. I lik...
Originally written by SidecarMike on 6/14/2006 11:44 PM But not for the Sportster. I believe the last time HD made sidecar mounts for something...
Thanks for sharing the pics Didier. Also...glad you got you rrig back together and made it to the event!
Originally written by Hack'n on 6/13/2006 11:37 AM Jack, A Friendship I at 205# would be a lot better fit for your GL. A FS II at 225# would...
I don't think you really have to go as heavy as Lonnie suggests but a larger sidecar is not a bad idea. Keep in mind that Lonnie has been selling and ...