Seen in ADV flea market: Bethpage, TN $12k, OBO. Hey Folks, I hate to do this, but due to other interests as well as my current economic situation, I am putting my hack up for sale. This thing is not perfect, but a very cool setup that will not need much to be fun for many years to come. The tug is a '79 Moto Guzzi 1000SP, which has roughly 45k miles on it, and runs strong, pulls like a freight train. It has an aftermarket cafe style fairing, a solo seat from Harper's Moto Guzzi, and a sweet Acewell Digital Dashboard on it. I have the original fairing, dash, and seat to go with it, all in pretty good shape. I have recently rebuilt the brake hydraulics and replaced the pads, changed all the fluids, and serviced the ignition system with new points, coils, plugs, and leads, as well as performing timing and valve adjustments. I've rebuilt the carbs and synched them, but it does still run a bit rich, possibly needing a rejet. (It will blacken the spark plugs after a little while.) I have replaced the rear shocks with some nice Progressive units, and also have some Harley air shocks if the buyer wants them. The front forks have been serviced with new oil. The bike is stock, the best I can tell, and the only original part I don't think I have is the airbox, as it has some nice K&N filters on it. Tires are in great shape. The sidecar is a very nice Hannigan unit with a leveling system actuated via a switch on the handlebar. All lights work, and it comes with a vinyl tonneau cover that snaps on. This sidecar was about $8k new, and while it does have a nick or two in the paint, is overall still in very good condition, and was installed professionally by Hannigan. The rig is stable at 80 mph, and tracks straight, with or without a passenger. I have ridden this thing with a 240 lb man, and I have ridden it with my 4 year old, and although you can feel extra weight on acceleration and braking, it works well either way. The sidecar also has a new Progressive Suspension shock on it I bought this thing earlier this year to ride around with my son, and he loves it, as do I, but in the wake of the pandemic, my savings have been depleted, after having been furloughed from work for several weeks, and making mortuary arrangements for my father. 2020 has been a rough year, but I look forward to the future. This rig isn't costing me anything to keep, but is for sale to the right buyer, in the name of easing some financial stress. Let me know if you are interested. -Eric Ray 731-420-1347
969 BMW R60/2 WITH STEIB S501 SIDECAR ALL ORIGINAL TRUE BARN FIND https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-BMW-R-Series/224242828785?hash=item3435ea05f1:g:mgYAAOSwaSlfuFvv
Nice Goldwing near us...https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/mcy/d/surprise-2000-honda-goldwing-with/7234127531.html $12900 If anyone is interested I could go and kick tires!!
Pretty poor choice of suit and tie for camping. Some thing a bit less formal, such as a blazer and ascot, would be more appropriate.
I wonder how I missed that? I look at local C/L every day. Nice looking rig, price might be a bit high. I guess the trailer is worth something. Yeah what Prmurat said. this rig is 6.7 miles from my door.
That looks like a really good deal, considering the trailer. I would try to talk him down a bit, but still, of someone needed the trailer, not bad.
Willowbrook,IL $15,000 2008 BMW GSA Offered for sale is my 2008 BMW GSA sidecar rig. The tug has 17,000 miles on the clock and comes with every option that was available on a GSA in 2008. The sidecar is a FREEDOM CSM-1A. The sidecar is made of 1/8 inch aluminum. It was fabricated and attached to the pusher by Claude Stanley and the crew at Freedom’s shop in Middleberg, Pennsylvania.The sidecar comes with the following options: Large rear opening door hinged at the bottom Additional door behind seat in the trunk area Sidecar is powder coated in Red to match the tug Standard interior upholstery Custom one piece seat with 5” foam seat bottom Front bumper with Clearwater lights Diamond plate stone guard Glovebox in nose Rear and fender racks Fold down windshield Automotive battery conversion Manually adjustable tilt control Anti swaybar Subframe for dual sport bikes Skid plate Rear tire conversion Trail reducer The hack is in Illinois. It has a clear title. If your interested in a Freedom sidecar and you don't want to a wait a year for Claude to build one for you message me.
2000 Moto Guzzi Jackal with Sidecar - $6,500 (Naples) https://fortmyers.craigslist.org/col/mcy/d/naples-2000-moto-guzzi-jackal-with/7235195726.html
I've never liked the looks of the Velorex 562/563 but I think I've finally found an outfit that looks good with this car. This also looks like a decent deal. Though the dog looks très uncomfortable. But a human passenger will enjoy that comfy-looking seat.