Congrats on a great, classy rig, Doug. And compliments to Claude & crew for a job well done.

hal77079 - 1/4/2011 1:32 PM There are old sidecarists and there are bold sidecarists But there are are no old and bold sidecarists Thanks...

Double-wide EML conversion: No ballast required; chair has never lifted in "regular" driving; only got light once. Sportster with Texas Sidecar:...

That's great Lonnie. Thanks for sharing the pics. And congrats on the 52 years. Jena & I simply rode the 2 dogs around the neighborhood whil...

Sorry, timo -- My only experience is with our old-tech carbureted rigid-mount Sportster.

timo: I had the front pulley changed on the Sportster with very favorable results, except the speedometer is now off ~4%. But, I have always read/he...

senorcosta - 12/31/2010 9:03 AM ...we should at least have a small gathering sometime in the spring/early summer. NJ is not THAT big and I am sure ...

Wishing all a healthy and prosperous new year as well -- with lots of miles and smiles. 🙂

senorcosta - 12/30/2010 7:52 PM ... I am now the official USCA NJ representative.... Thanks Gus.

BeemerBob - 12/29/2010 4:29 PM So what the real scoop on Hannigan ...[on a] GS.... Anyone have some actual experience with a Hannigan on a GS? ...

Nice Christmas photos Red. Thanks. Merry Christmas from Lee & Jena and our "crew" -- Scooby and the sidecar dogs Corkie & Maddie. There...

One thing to be wary of is being distracted by the child, or dog, in the sidecar. It sure is easy to look over/down for a few seconds too many.

Glad you are enjoying your URAL rig; they're lots of fun and great for tooling around the back roads and taking the dog for a ride -- BUT cross countr...

Mike, we have two different shocks on our two Texas sidecars, but I don't recall which models or spring rates without looking. We generally adjust ou...

david lloyd - 12/22/2010 1:29 AM Since I cannot ride ... the hottest pepper in the world. After you eat that you should be able to walk out...