That's exactly what I did. One to the tail light from your bike's running lights, it will also light up the small white light on the front of the sid...

You won't need a converter for the Ural. The brake and turn signal are already separate. You only need a converter if the bike has separate brake an...

A trailer hitch plug works best. Make sure you wire the one with the three male plugs to the sidecar and the one with three female plugs to the bike....

I had the same thing happen to me while replacing my Dnepr with the Ural. I had things set up and aligned properly, and took it for a low speed test ...

Every bike is different, obviously, but I've usually found the best option to be finding the wires coming from the rear fender forward. In the case o...

Helping him give his wife a good argument for keeping it? :0)

The things Lonnie says are pretty much true of any Dnepr, Chaing, or older Ural. These things were all built more for function than form. Each of th...

I'm guessing she'll let you keep it. I checked with my mechanic. He's not a dealer, but I trust his word. He runs an independent shop, but he's a Har...

Pictures of Snowbum's setup are here at

I've always taken it to mean "going down the road". My Valkyrie only weighs around 750lbs. But when I'm on it and I have the normal stuff in the sad...

I guess it depends on how adventurous your girl is. She might be more comfortable in a full bodied Ural. Mark your Calendar for the first weekend in...

Originally written by stacebg on 3/8/2006 6:11 PM why not start w an inexpensive rig all set up as a dedicated rig and see if you like it ??? ...

Taking it off is usually not a big deal. I use a pair of those four wheel dollys they sell for storing cars. I put one under the sidecar tire and on...

What kind of a bike? The most important part to remember is the 1/3 rule. Keep the normal traveling weight of the sidecar at least 1/3 the weight of...