Welcome. Jena and the other ladies here are always happy to have another lady join 'em.

If'n I've done this correctly, here is the link to a recent lenghty discussion re: Ural rigs, FYI:

Roy, here's some food for thought. You may already have a workable bike. If I understand correctly, you now have a VTX1300. I've seen photos of VTX...

...taking the Oregon state Bar examine in July and I don't think I can risk sneaking away :-(Been there, done that: Summer of 1993 in Baton Rouge, Lou...

Thanks for the suggestions, Shadow. Tried the "drain and blow" method, then sprayed carb cleaner thru fuel line as well as the air intake. All appears...

Hi jota: We introduced Maddie, our rescued 45lb border collie/chow/lab?, to our Texas sidecar very much as suggested by JerryR. In order for Maddie ...

Seems most folks consider a sidecar rig a expensive novelty. Many motorcyclists have commented they would likely purchase a 2nd bike for similar mone...

Thanks for the tips, Fred & Fred: I went web-looking and found the 1:1 epoxy plus "Evercoat Gel Coat Scratch Patch: ...This one part formula does...

Rich, are you sure the K75 shock is not adjustable? I ask as I don't recall ever seeing a K-bike shock without an adjustment spring pre-load.

Hey rudyr: Didn't you say you preferred to mount the sidecar on the Triumph? What made you change your mind? Please post a pic(s)-we all want to see...

Hi rudy: Your America is quite similar to our 883R Sportster in both size, weight and power (except I understand the America's parrellel twin engine ...

Yes, nice rig indeed. Enjoy your new ride.

Hi Rich: Past experiences with a K75RT and K100RS has shown they are sensative to proper setting(s) on the rear shock and would "wallow" as a two-whe...