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9 years ago
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RE: Greetings from Portland OR - Need advice on new hack

You are welcome to come by our shop and look at how we do things, We also offer a DYI frame kit where we pre cut every thing and weld the swing arm up...

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RE: Left hand hack

We make a wheel chair sidecar that we can add hand controls to. Jay G DMC sidecars www.dmcsidecars.com 866-638-1793 Attached file...

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RE: Left hand hack

You end up leaning the bike in rather then out as the lean in or out is to compensate for the crown of the road. Jay G DMC sidecars

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RE: Left hand hack

If you really want the Watsonian, they can build it for right side fitment. Jay G DMC sidecars www.dmcsidecars.com 866-638-1793

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RE: Left hand hack

Also, you have to set the rigs differently due to the crown of the road being backwards to normal. We only do left side mount sidecars when we are doi...

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RE: Just got the sidecar

In the case of our mounts for the RT, the center stand must come off. We usually leave the side stand on as it is nice should you take the sidecar off...

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RE: Mounting spots on a 1974 BMW

The Velorex stock mounts seldom work well. It is always best to avoid a lot of "universal" type mounts. In general "universal" means it fits nothing u...

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RE: Metzeler Block-K Sidecar Tire Up Front

You might want to also look at Heidenau tires, they make flat profile tires that might be a bit more modern in their make up. I prefer how "round" t...

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RE: New(old) Watsonian....

While we have done the XS1100 we have never tooled for it. We had one come into the shop about 5 years ago that only had 12 miles on it. Yes 12. The o...

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RE: Sidecar safety

Learning proper riding skills would be a much better idea. I would not think what you are asking about would be a good idea. Read the book "Driving a ...

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RE: DMC on a 1998 Moto Guzzi V11

For street applications we recommend 10 - 15 % of the wheel base of the bike. Jay G DMC sidecars 866-638-1793 www.dmcsidecars.com

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RE: DMC on a 1998 Moto Guzzi V11

You might find it help full to go to our site and watch the second and third video's This link also has some good photo's that might help you Jay G ...

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RE: DMC on a 1998 Moto Guzzi V11

Normally the joints go straight on parallel to the ground. Try rotating the clamp. You may have to cut some off of the boss so that it does not hit th...

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RE: DMC on a 1998 Moto Guzzi V11

Not sure just what the actual question is. So far what you are doing looks good however you really do need to put the wheel on as you will align off o...

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