I would not put ballast in th esidecar body itsel fwith a steib as th ebody is sprung. Track width is also an issue as far as stability goes. The test...
Vernon mentioned track width as a stabilizing factor. Keep this in mind as it is a huge issue and can do wonder for a lighter car on a heavier bike. B...
>>>MUST be the Swaybar!!! Ah!ah!ah!... just kidding Claude!!!<<< Ara, unhook one end of the swaybar and see if it makes any di...
You're kidding. Your question never got answered? I am amazed.Afterall the main guy was here but left I suppose. Guess what yours was no tth eonly que...
Originally written by Beemerchef on 8/9/2007 8:41 PM I just relaized that I have no clue why this phenomenon happens! The rig was not correct......
Originally written by claude #3563 on 8/9/2007 7:16 PM Hey Vernon after reading your post would you think the word 'F I A S C O' may just poss...
I am sorry if you got ruffled by some of th equestions presented here. I also aplogize if you feel you are geting ganged up on but there are some legi...
Tried to get onto the Washington Road Riders Association website and cannot do so. Is it down..anyone know?
Sidecar Industry Council Board of Directors / Contact Sheet Chairman President Primary Contact Doug Bingham c/o Side Strider Sidecars ...
Hey Vernon after reading your post would you think the word 'F I A S C O' may just possibly apply to all of this washington State stuff afterall?
Mark Wrote: >>I've been in contact with Rich Bright from ABATE WA.....snip<< Mark, Please see if Rich can alert ABATE on a National L...
WASHCI, You stasted that three wheel riders requested this law. Who? Most that I have heard comment on it knew noting about it. I asked if you h...
WASHCI (Steve) wrote: >>>Help me out a little, that's a pretty wide open question. What fiasco? Not dodging the question, just not sure wha...
I really wish somene coudl flip this section of the forum over so the last post that was done woudl come up first..Most of all I hope a lot of folks w...
If it isn't being inforced at all staying under the radar may be the best policy.If you don't be sure to wear some very heavy steel toed boots as you ...