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...

There's one of us down here in the mid-South that mounts political campaign signs in his hack and drives around town. I hear it draws a lot of attent...

That's a great idea. I'm not much into racing, but I'd sure enjoy easing my rig thru the corkscrew -- slowly, mind you. Unfortunately, I'm a little ...

Lonnie, I suspect that if I had been starting from "scratch" I would have chosen one of the "new" Bonneville's for a tug as well.

Hey Phel, I have no experience with a 1200 Sportster, but we are pleased with our '02 rigid mount 883R. But I'm biased as that's the bike we already ...

timo, please keep us informed re: the 500r16 tire. If it would squeeze on a 3-inch rim I might look into trying one on our Sportster next go-round, e...

We have posted a lots of photos from the 2010 Caddo Lake Rally in the Albums section at: Including the "Official" Group Photo in the next post. ...

Welcome Gus. I'd suggest we meet for breakfast Saturday morning, but I can't quite make it to Jersey this weekend. Keep us posted re: your PC800...

Dog and Chauffeur look happy. Be careful. Jena and I both suggest a sidecar training class if available in your area.

Hack'n - 12/1/2010 12:40 AM Trikes and sidehacks are different animals. Let's keep the USCA for hackers. +1. Also, in my limited expe...

Congrats on the Ural rig, Harold. How is your dog taking to the sidecar? Be careful learning to drive. Try not to let the dog distract you; that wa...