It depends on the dog. I had four goldens when I started sidecaring, and only one of them had any interest. That was Barley, and after three years he ...

If it was just a few days later Barley and I would have caught it on our way back from Oregon. Unfortunately the timing is off. That part of AR i...

Jeez, you guys are hard core! I just drive the rig till the stiffness goes away and my wife begins salivating at the bulk of my shoulders.

Barley and I will be passing thru next summer on our way to Oregon. Wave if you see us! Pete

I've been considering the same thing as the thought of someone hitting my dog is the stuff of nightmares. After looking at several options I'm leaning...

When I had to transport mine about 500 miles I went decidedly low tech. When detached it took on a 10 degree list to port, but the frame not the tub w...

Barley is a hunting dog. Whatever he sees with feathers or fur he wants and often lunges for. So he is always tethered in the sidecar. As for Doggles,...

Reardan Tom - 5/18/2011 8:45 PM Well stated Glen. Lots has changed for me since you first asked as well. Archie is gone now. I still miss him. B...

Wow, a lot has happened since I asked those questions! Barley now has about 7000 miles under his collar and we are an accomplished traveling/camping t...

Bryan -- Like the others I got a hack that could be mounted to my GS or left off so I'd still have the two-wheeled option. And like many others it has...

Are dogs free if they are under 9 y/o, or do I have to compute Barley's age in dog years..? 🙂

Me too. JR was my salesman and was always there for me. Ditto with Dave K. Sorry to see them go! Does this mean Hannigan is falling on hard times or i...

Thanks for sharing, OldTinker! Like you, I got a sidecar rig for my dogs. Of my three at the time (now four) golden retrievers one was afraid of ...

From your description I really have no idea what sort of problem you're having, so can only suggest that you explain it better and help us understand....

The problem in NH will be the same as here in VT. It's not the snow, it's the hills and ice.