Beautiful work Fab!

Your passenger's ear muffs also appear to have had another life

I currently used sand in double plastic bags and put into a duffel bag. The good - its moldable around other objects. the bad - doesn't hold its sha...

Hey Jeff, I have a quote I use often when asked if I'm crazy... "I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it!"

Greetingz Bob, welcome to the slightly off-center world of sidecars! A trick you can try to ensure you have enough weight in the car is to park y...

Not a formula, more a rule of thumb. The sidecar should be a quarter to a third the weight of the bike. Other factors such as the width of the hack,...

I have an '82 GL1100 that had wobble issues. I went with modified trees to smooth it out.

I like that Jerry! You should add that to the Quotes page.

Greetingz Lindsay, Welcome to the slightly off-center world of sidecars! Spokes on the drive wheel: - have you checked to make sure the wheel i...

Excellent idea Ace! I had also thought of hinging it in the middle to reduce it's height when stowed.

MrMike - 12/24/2017 11:58 PM Old School I have been considering this for some time also. You could have a lot of fun in parades and such (...

Merry Christmas All! Chris and I got in a ride yesterday. He says he's to busy for a ride today. Attached files

It may be a while, I've been planning and collecting parts for a few years. Just haven't found the time!

Soupy, Another approach is to select a sidecar where the body can be separated from the frame. That way, once the bike and frame are mounted, on...

Welcome (back) to the slightly off-center world of sidecars! As for you question about light rigs at high speeds, I'll leave that to someone with...