In Germany I had been at a W800 meeting and there were quite a few W800 rigs in various tastes present. (Just a few miles away from where this summer ...

Something what fails frequently without finding it: Cables that pass through walls. From outside all OK and behind on the hidden side some creepy shor...

Once upon the time when Joyce Canfield was still among us, sometimes it was several times a day. I miss her and Looney Cook a lot. On the other hand I...

And by the way our friend Tom has been too the bonding actor for the "international USCA league". in Igor's and my name a hearty thank you for all tho...

My rig may comment: Welcome in this a bit offset community. Dogs love it, and sometimes mother's in law too. (mine rode until 91 in the tub)

I am still not convinced about the way the wheel hubs are bolted flat to the spline flange for traction. I stick to my 2013 and just missed an offer f...

Well, tomorrow I will get my Sophie Travelair for to bring her to technical supervision. At least some saddle time to look forward to.

No idea about the reverse gear option. but 2 years ago i had a direct comparison ride between 2 solos Boneville 1000ccm with 86hp against W800 with 48...

Well. I can say that cats do love to sleep on the Torneau, but normally will not ride in the sidecar. As soon it moves all used to jump off. While r...

I have the idea Al Ome came up with the story once upon the time. But Jan, you know the german scientist, who's name I forgot, puts some strange ide...

This link comes from Slowly (Hartmut) in the German sidecar forum. "A few sidecars to lurk:" Myself on the top of the Panamerican highway in Co...

Look here and let your imagination off the leash.

Alex, now that I found out who you are. May I invite you into this excellent hobby to add just one further wheel to your bike family. A rig is a per...