The Sidecar Outfit

[RallyDude]

I like the helmet too. Kind of blows the WWII look though. You need one of those spikey Kaiser helmets.

I always wondered how driving with a sidecar would be? I guessing you still get the open-air experience but lose the tightness of motorcycling. I see a hitch, how bout towing a couple of wave runners behind that rig? Does the sidecar quick-disconnect? It is a cool setup.

[crotchrocket]

I like the helmet too. Kind of blows the WWII look though. You need one of those spikey Kaiser helmets.

I always wondered how driving with a sidecar would be? I guessing you still get the open-air experience but lose the tightness of motorcycling. I see a hitch, how bout towing a couple of wave runners behind that rig? Does the sidecar quick-disconnect? It is a cool setup.

Its unlike anything else i've driven, takes alot of learning! but can be fun once you get the hang of it. i haven't tried towing anything with it but its all wired up.

Sidecar has 4 mounts, so about 20 mins to seperate the two, however you would need to change your tyres to ride the bike on its own as they flatten off when riding upright and a flat profile tyre woudn't be good when leaning a bike!!!!

A spare set of wheels would be the way forward, so say and hour to make it a solo bike again