Dang, I was hoping you were moving to Wisconsin. :0)

I usually figure it's someone who has, at least once, considered owning one. Consequently, I usually say "You can put together a nice used one starti...

Everybody's situation is different, but I think you will be fine now. Have fun with it. Now that the temps are up but there's still night time freez...

I meant experienced with a sidecar attached. It's all together different from two wheels.

Originally written by AR4CE on 3/19/2008 8:18 PM I can see how that would cause a stir-- I wouldn't put anyone on my bike who couldn't get up an...

Although I don't agree with the people who will soon jump in to lecture you about two up with a sidecar, in this case I must say that you need to be i...

Originally written by ditch on 3/19/2008 11:46 AM I can only go by my own experience. I'm not sure any new factory built motorcycle today i...

Bob, he has a rear subframe on it. He'll be fine now. Mine had the rear upper near the seat which meant I had to remove the upper strut to use the k...

Originally written by ditch on 3/17/2008 3:32 PM H-D has been building combinations without interruption since 1914. Apples to Apples...A h...

It's worth it. The lower frame on there is too short to go without a subframe and the frame tubes are too fragile. Been there, Broke that! :0)

I guess I meant to say flexit. The Equalean is the pointed nose one.

Looks just like Dave Mxyzptlk's Equalean. :0)

I'd like to know where I can find one of these $25,000 rigs. I know a gentleman who owns a 2006 TCUI. He considered putting a sidecar on it but deci...

Wayne is right. People too often get trapped in the measurements. When I set up my Valkyrie, we started where you are and then moved things in or ou...