The Jackal has the right "look" for the Watsonian Monza . . .

I seem to recall talking to Pete Larsen at Liberty Sidecars in Seattle last year and him saying that he was filling some giant order for sidecars for ...

I like Haulbikes.com. They don't require you to empty out the rig, you don't have to drain the fuel, the battery can stay connected, you can leave th...

The top two diagrams are the moto rim, the bottom two are the car rim. The upper right shows how a moto tire bead fits into the rim perfectly (right ...

I agree with Michaelh. The diameter of your 15" rim is about 1/10" too big to fit a 15" car tire. If you wanted to try it, you can buy...

CCjon--well said, sir. I understand your decision. Did you drive that donut to Hotchkiss?

On servicing the right side, I'm getting used to draping myself over the seat and working upside down. If that doesn't work, it's really not too hard...

Al--my opinion about temporary spare tires ["donuts"] is not based on theory or experience. Theories are nice, but I prefer facts. And exp...

Car tires on your rig? Front--no. Not on a skinny 19-inch rim. Rear--you can buy a temporary spare like CCjon suggests, but why? An ME888 is safer...

Don--when you say the front is 2.15x19, that's the size of the rim, right? And is it tubeless? Based on a "yes" to both those questions, you should ...

When trying to pump fresh fluid through, many strokes on the brake pedal produce only a trickle of fluid at the caliper end. Sure sounds like the br...

That turned out nice. Congrats!

Two weeks and I WILL be there! Leaving tomorrow. Taking a long route.

It was 104F in Hotchkiss yesterday. Motel room will be nice.

My solution is "slightly" different. I bought a used Aluma A888 for $1600. The deck is 88" x 100". The side rails that came wit...