Lonnie, I had mentioned to him on the phone that if he wanted to cover up the threads we could send him a threaded sleeve to do so. That would also...
Originally written by sebjones on 2/20/2007 12:55 PM I have a Brooklands screen on my Motorvation Spyder. It looks cool but it is completely us...
Huey, Here is a picture of a similar windscreen:
Mike, Some good replies have been offered here already. I had emailed Bob that you posted knowinghe had run a /5 for a long time. As far as side...
Finding a suitable auto tire on 16" could be an issue. Jay at Dauntless had been selling the twin tires but I am not sure if he still has any in stock...
Preacher, You may be smart to contact Motorvation. They do offer quite a few fender options for the Spyder. A simple phone call may be time well...
Was it similar to what is known as a Brooklands windscreen? Maybe a different shape? Go to Motorvation.com for a picture.
Ted, 15" IS REALLY THE 'PROBLEM' SIZE. 16" should work as it is for a car tire. Keep in mind that there are bead area issues when using any ...
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Don't be afraid to make it wide for stabilty. Also keep an eye on that lower rear clamp on the sidecar frame...adding a reference mark to see when it ...
Many bikes may not 'need' a subframe but having one is many times not a bad idea anyhow. Subrames, when designed properly, will allow sidecar mount...
Yes, google sidestrider.com or Watsonian Cambridge or Watsonian Oxford. You could also do a coach type sidecar body on your frame..see sidestrider f...
Shouldn't be that big of a deal to make something up Jim. Anything from a dog box on an inexpensive Harbor Freight type trailer to a fully one off bu...
SCT100 WROTE: >>With an very easily achievable top speed of over 155 mph and 0-60 times in the mid 3 second range (depending on what tune is ...
Here is a couple ROCKET III rigs done at Watsonian (one being an EZS): And Charnwood. Here is a short report from when Jim and Rose D'...