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 '...

Originally written by solo1 on 5/29/2007 8:35 AM I took a short 40 mile drive yesterday with my sons. They both ride Valkyries and are not real...

When traveling alone I have slept in oput motorvation formula II many tines. Seat stays at hope and floor of sidecar had 4" of foam on it. Not bad at ...

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You can get by quite good with just a measuring tape and some string. Stretch the string over some blocks or whatever to create two straight edges to ...

Originally written by RedMenace on 5/25/2007 8:31 PM When I hear a squeak or a clunk from low up front, the first thing I check is the lower fro...

Rough sidecar set up from scratch. Sit on bike and measure length of rear shocks. Pad seat or remove it then use a rachet strap to pull down rear ...

There are many more sidecars around that have struts that only adjust on one end than not. I too prefer the ones that adjust on both ends as they do m...