Ted, I think you are on the right track and about all you can do at this point is experiement. Things are different enough on so many sidecar bike ...
Having a helper (passenger) hold some various sizes and shapes of cardboard or something in different areas and positions may be a start to designing ...
FYI: Richard's wheel came from HT Wheels. Contact Harry Tarzian (814) 349 2414. Harry is not online. The wheels are made by Harry by welding a Cen...
Doc, Hey if you find something that you like we can always fab up another upper mounting bracket for it if it is too long or whatever. Then when yo...
Originally written by solo1 on 6/6/2007 7:00 AM Who could forget the Wolf Whistle, I did! Thanks for reminding me. wayne Right, and d...
He was on a 1961 Pan with a tank shifter (yes, a ex police bike). He wishes he still had it He then thinks that maybe it is best he doesn't. P...
Bob wrote: >>>In my younger days riding happily in the infamous Washington D.C. metro area traffic there were a few miscreants who thought ...
PETER PAN, Where did you get that name anyhow? Just kidding. That last post I did was done before I saw yours. Anyhow I have enjoyed your pos...
Kural wrote: >>>And, I have a question for you veterans- Peter Pan touched on Left Hand curves. As I progress in riding skills, I have fou...
When exploring back roads keep in mind that some may require you to turn around at some point. I sincerly love this type of exploring but a dead end c...
Originally written by Weston on 6/1/2007 11:11 PM Well after a number of conversations with Claude, Doug Bingham of Side Strider and the folks a...
Originally written by Sarge on 5/31/2007 12:11 AM Just keep in mind the reality of things. I have installed a Wolo "Bad Boy" air horn ...
Along these same lines, but not Ural specific, has anyone here ever had a bad experience from wiring a sidecar or trailer into one of the new bikes? '...
DSP3 wrote: >>If you continually push the envelope eventually you will be tested.<< This is true but we need to realize that '...