Sidecars- Lets see em.

Discussion in 'Hacks' started by England-Kev, Nov 14, 2007.

  1. strathbran steve

    strathbran steve Been here awhile

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    here are my pair of chairs :bmwrider

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  2. Spicy McHaggis

    Spicy McHaggis Darth Peach's cracker...

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  3. DirtDOG

    DirtDOG Same Dog, New Tricks

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  4. zenben

    zenben all roads are one

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    Just picked this up last weekend:
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  5. Spicy McHaggis

    Spicy McHaggis Darth Peach's cracker...

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    Sweet...a bottle of booze! Congrats!!
  6. MooseKiller

    MooseKiller Tripod

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    :photog
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  7. HogWild

    HogWild Skott Whitknee

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    A sidecar dunes theme . . .

    Altar Dunes, Mexico,
    ~ 32°08.747'N, 114°27.715'W:
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    On top of the highest dune at Dumont Dunes, near Death Valley:
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    Nice idea that didn't work as well as it looks:
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    A working clutch is important! Note the two footprint tracks heading out over the dunes behind the sidecar :D
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    These guys are in some serious trouble!
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    The Swiss Dakar team's dead Aprilia, someplace in Morocco:
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  8. Jimbosidecar

    Jimbosidecar Adventurer

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    I have 4 or 5 at all times. Here's my R99S with a Jawa hack that I rode around the world with. I have another old BMW conversion rig, a 1967 R99/2 also with a Jawa hack and a few Chang Jiang BMW conversions (which I build).
    Regds,
    Jim
  9. claude

    claude Sidecar Jockey

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    Scott,
    Great pics glad to see the pics here. I still have a picture of your Dakar rig on the wall at the shop showing our little ISOK sticker you had on it. Also, if your friend in new england still needs a practice rig have him contact me.
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    Jim,
    Man, post some pics of your Chang rigs.

    Folks, these things Jim builds are dowright beautiful and in a class by themselves. With the polished Airhead BMW engine in them that he does they do go well! Jim brought one to the ISOK Sidecar RON DEE VOO in Central Pa. last year for us to see. I am not sure how long it took him to get the drool off of it.
    Note that we will have two of his Chang sidecars (sidecars only) in the shop soon. One will be mounted to my R100R(GS ?) for sure. Come visit and have a look. If it is fishing season call first and bring your gear! I WILL make time to fish in '08!! I will make time to fish in '08 ...I will make tiem to fish in '08........
  10. Pezz_gs

    Pezz_gs Cant ride for crap

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  11. RomaDakota

    RomaDakota Experts agree!!

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  12. Gummiente

    Gummiente Rebel Without A Clue

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    RomaDakota, that is one sweet looking Dnepr! :thumb
  13. bill_powell

    bill_powell Adventurer

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    My '79 Moto Guzzi 1000SP / Hannigan Classic

    Last Fall, w/ original fairing:

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    Now with a few mods:

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  14. AceRph

    AceRph Retired slacker

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    That is a very nice looking rig. Did you install the lower geared final drive?
  15. tripodtiger

    tripodtiger Off riding around on bitumen circles.

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    A few from my photo album
    '96 Trophy / LH. South Australian built, by Leigh Hollamby.
  16. tripodtiger

    tripodtiger Off riding around on bitumen circles.

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    A couple of member of the Sydney Sidecar Owners Club, c1995, on the Bridle Track heading to Hill End.
    Mine is the XS / Lindsay.
  17. tripodtiger

    tripodtiger Off riding around on bitumen circles.

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    I've just got home after picking up my Tiger /LH (mid 2000).
  18. tripodtiger

    tripodtiger Off riding around on bitumen circles.

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    As it is now ('sept it is in pieces in the garage)
  19. tripodtiger

    tripodtiger Off riding around on bitumen circles.

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    I'd reckon that most of you have seen this, but it's worth another look. Someone can confirm where it came from, I've just got a copy.
  20. bill_powell

    bill_powell Adventurer

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    Very nice of you, thanks.

    No; it has not yet been an issue.

    The SP is standard mechanically, but I have been concentrating on tailoring the "control", i.e. wider, adjustable bars, air shocks, car has electric adjustable camber. Fitted a digital instrument cluster , Tommaselli controls, a solo seat. She's a work in progress. There are a few more things on my list, and gearing may come into play a little later on...