Well, after several 2-wheelers, from a Suzuki 450 to various Yamaha's, BMW's up to a Honda Goldwing, I crashed my F650 in 2001 about 3 months after I ...

I agree a smaller diameter tire, if available for your wheel, would be the easiest option. There are some smaller motorcycle tires available, but th...

After a couple of showers Friday night to help wash the pollen out of the air, we had almost perfect weather, good roads/scenery and great fellowship....

Oh, that's nice. Please tell us about the cockpit cover on the sidecar.

I have no experience with your sidecar, but FYI: The original windshield on my Sportster was plenty tall but too narrow, resulting in the wind collap...

Hi davitaia: I presume you are refering to "Gremlin Bells": From: www.gremlinbells.com: [A Gremlin Bell] is more than decoration, it serves a ve...

It might take a gallon of red paint get a sidecar sufficiently red to match "Big Red." Looks interesting already. Keep us informed.

Hey Lonnie, what's the next rig going to look like?

Sorry about the fire HOG, but we're sure glad nobody was hurt. We wish y'all the best in settling-up and rebuilding.

Congrats on the new rig. Let us know how you and Murphy learn and adapt to riding on three wheels.

Hey BigD: I looked over the Progressive shocks and it looks as if the 418's might work OK; however, our EML rig has already has an adapter/extender f...

Coalminer: If you are in an area that has one, check with an industrial plastics supplier (we have "Regal Plastics" here in NW Louisiana). My brothe...

Hey turtleman: Take a look at the aluminum trailer wheels from Allied Wheel Components, availble in 12"--15" 5-bolt pattern with 0" off-set from v...

Sorry to hear about your troubles Rudy. What type of problems with the Triumph? On the Texas sidecar mounts, you "should" be able to remove the 2 bo...

Hey BigD, do you recall which model/type/style Progressive shocks worked on your rig?