(@brstr) Thank you.

Ok, probably my last post for this thread. So I'll just get into the weeds here. Pulled the training wheel off the bike again. Took about 1.5 hours re...

(@panhead_kicker) I will definitely defer to 2FLTCs experience here. While I have several 100k miles riding two wheeled Harleys, my sidecar piloting e...

(@brstr) rbracing-rsr.com, They are engineers, so pictures aren't plentiful, but the math is there. Harley specific. Many calculators available.

The trees are much different between the 69' and the 97'. On the left is the standard lower tree from my 72' FLH (not the adjustable tree fitted to si...

(@scott-h) Thanks. If two wheeling works out, I'll remove it and park it in my shed, I may need it in a few years (I'm 66 now). If that doesn't work o...

Hannah the shop Basset says we are done.

A quicky paint job after hiding 15 lbs. of ballast.

(@thane-lewis) Good description. My right foot rides on the chassis, and I shift my weight on right turns which helps. I built it heavy to compensate ...

(@scott-h) Thanks, the frame is something I started using in 2006 after this engine broke the shovelhead frame I had it in first (the bike is register...

The bike side mounts. The pics were taken during fabrication. Before my involuntary retirement, I made my living working on other peoples motorcycles,...

Well, while I was lacking in my knowledge of recommended width and lead length, I was aware for the need of alignment adjustments. So when I rendered ...

I started with the one inch rear axle from my Wifes Dyna, and the front wheel from my Street Glide. I had done swaps to 25mm wheels on both bikes so t...