Although there was no rain at the Park Saturday morning, radar showed rain to the West in Oklahoma, so most of us decided to ride East to dodge the ra...

lorij7 - 9/21/2011 12:08 PM That's a good idea, however, can the dog see out? Yep, Lori, it depends on the size of the dog. Here's a fuzzy...

One of the highlights of a visit to Mena is a stop by the restored Esso gas station and the Studebaker showroom behind it, both filled with classic ca...

Thanks for posting up the report and pics "from the other side." We sure enjoy reading about and seeing the sights from other parts of the world. ...

Hack'n - 9/19/2011 12:20 PM About $2,600 plus. Raked triple trees are much less and give the same ease of steering. The 5-degree "raked...

newenglandjim - 9/18/2011 10:38 PM swampfox, do you think you could increase your max speed if you went with a 1200 upgrade on your top end ? ...

Hi Lori: I have removed the seat in my sidecar and with a sheet of plywood made a "subfloor" which is secured by the seat bolts in my Texas sidecar. ...

newenglandjim - 9/18/2011 8:19 PM ... I've heard the sportster with the triple tree worked on is really nice to steer. The vibration of a sporty...

Rustle is our member with a 1994 BMW R1100RS w/ Motorvation Formula II sidecar. See the below pics and many more here: /p> If I recall co...

Hi Drone. Thanks for all the instructions/examples. I was just happy learning to get a photo to post. But quit teasing us with pics of just a glimp...

comet66 - 9/13/2011 7:57 PM We will need pictures... Yep! Please keep us informed.

Matt: Properly modified triple trees make the Sportster rigs much easier, and more pleasant, to drive, but the result is still not a fully integrated...

Hey, I see the RAMS have an award for Long Distance Sidecar. The work schedule will not permit me to attend, but I do have a couple of BMW riding f...

punkozuna - 9/11/2011 8:21 PM ... leaning sidecars are a different critter than regular ones so check out the pros and cons before committing to it...