Us sidecar folks are generally a friendly bunch so your questions are welcome here. I have LLs on my ST1100 EZS Sidecar outfit. I do not pretend to un...

I know of just the opposite being done -- using a rear tire on the front and running counter rotation to get a flatter profile for better steering. A ...

tjs067 - 6/2/2015 5:59 PM We have a 2010 Ultra Classic with a 1980 ROADSTER ROYALE and I am trying to find out what kind of steering aides we could ...

As Jay said you need to start ALL over. A little tweaking of attachments is not going to do it and you'll continue to chase your tail. You have to com...

While not giving specific amounts may be the safest response to the questions, shooting for a track width of 38" centerline to centerline even on a sm...

raflpach - ? Being in the South Eastern section of PA is there a dealer/manufacture within a days ride that I could physically look at and have profes...

Obviously you don't know what you're doing, the sidecar is on the wrong side. 😉 Seriously I'd be interested in seeing your progress on here.

I believe pappasmurf is refering to www.floridasidecarproducts.com

Son Ian and I rode over to the dealer to pick up some oil for upcoming oil change. Can you here the OOOOs and AAAAHS from the salesman there. They pos...

Hope you made some rest stops that must be close to twenty miles. It's TAIL; not trial or trail. Just a bit of chain yanking. If I were lucky enough t...

katie - 7/13/2014 3:52 PMWorking on narrowing down what I want in a rig, I think I'm down to two. If anyone with experience with either the 1000 V-St...

I would go with linear wound springs. I don't think the initial softness of a progressive spring in a telescoping fork tube for going over minor road ...

Bubba - 6/2/2014 7:37 PM should i reverse the tire on front of bike for longer wear. I know they do on trike and I have a car tire on back already. do...

I'm glad that old trick worked for you. I don't know how much oomph a 650 Burgman has to get you up to interstate speeds the aerodynamics may preclude...

Generally the faster you go the more drag you will feel from the sidecar. Perhaps there is still some more fine tuning you may need to do to your alig...