Merry Christmas to all! Look what I found under the tree this year. Looks like I'll be springing for Christmas trees for a few more years. ...

Given the small size of the bike, I don't think the stresses on a sidecar frame would be huge. However, also having spent a good chunk of my career wo...

Al Olme - 11/21/2015 4:06 PM I read somewhere, probably in another old post on the SS site, that at one time, Ural made an LL fork with two moun...

It appears nobody is interested in this thread. But I thought I'd beat it a bit more. Jay, your experience with older Urals not having optimum tr...

I'm editing this post, because I'm now at a real keyboard and can type versus hunt and peck. I believe that Ural uses raked trees for the sidecar...

Thanks, Jay. I thought that perhaps the Savage was like most Japanese bikes that want to rev, but won't make real bottom end power. I'm not interested...

Since you are talking 650 Savage I am curious how they perform as a tug. Do they have the low-end torque desired in a tug? Always liked thumpers and t...

Photos do not open. Rob

Damn, too far for me. I agree, AMCA site should be helpful. Rob

Where are you located? I have a '47 knuck that I would not mind putting a sidecar on. regards, Rob

I thought my toe-in was bad at 1 inch. That rig is more like a v-plow than a vehicle with that toe. I know aluminum has gone way up in price. But...

Interesting discussion. Couple of comments. H2 as a vehicle fuel has been tried in fuel cell powered, electric vehicles. Some municipality had a ...

Been dying to post this message since I got the rig. I flew my sidecar intentionally today for the first time. Practiced on a nice smooth, paved ...

What about the mechanism from a tractor trailer or large dump truck seat. You might find an ugly seat with a good mechanism you can retrofit to your s...

Since no replies to date, I can only offer up a few suggestions. Not sure how you accomplish this from a distance away like L.A.. Regardless, I would ...