No, not my rig. But had you been at Cycle-Moore the week before you would have seen my black & gold combo!

Lloyd, What about electric brakes on the trailer?

How about PVC drain pipe? A few feet of it, capped and filled with sand or lead shot would give you the ballast you need. It's relatively compact, c...

Here's another angle that shows just how far to the rear my tub is mounted. Much different that what Lonnie's picture shows.

Thanks Dave! And welcome to Sidecar.com! I like the pics in your album, looks AWESOME! If you could add some closeups of the hinges and any rel...

Yes I did ask for advice, and I appreciate your replies, Lonnie. You have forgotten more sidecar info than I ever hope to learn! Judging by the ...

It also looks like the body is pulled forward on the frame too by about 10 to 12 inches. Am I wrong on that? A large step would also be needed.

WHAT??!! Move the tub forward on the frame?? That means I'd have to drill like... FOUR new mounting holes! MAN! It's never EASY!! 🙂 🙂 &g...

SideCar - 7/11/2011 9:15 AM Looking good. I see the key/lock in the pick with the level. Does it appear that someone had put a lock on the previ...

A big day today! I'm officially a "Sidecarist in Training!" No interior yet, so I'll use my tools to provide ballast while I practice.I ma...

Yea, I think quite a deal. But I haven t put an interior in it nor a cover, so the cash register is still clanking away! LOL!! Plus the time it's ta...

SE, I picked the unit up for $700. Paint was also $700. new wheel & tire $150. Misc parts & supplies prolly $300 Roughly $2000 in...

Hey SE! Here is my build thread on a used sidecar that I'm just finishing up. Hoping to have 'er mounted and rolling this weekend!!

Nice looking rig there Billy! Good thing you got the double, what with your son's extra wide grin!! Looks like he's loving it.