An international forum for people interested in modern high performance road going sidecars.

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Are you going to Daytona?
Naw, too many unfinished projects here. We just got back from south Florida weekend before last, so it'll probably be a year or so before we go again. We last went in '00, ...

Thanks for the links Zen, it's neat to see how your gear has evolved. You machined all that stuff, didn't you? I still haven't totally decided what I want to do...If money were no object, I'd buy a ye ...

WARNING:
(From a Hal Kendall Post at SCT)
15" Auto tires are about 0.15" smaller in ID than 15" while the
M/C is about 0.15" larger in ID than 15". This varaince is enough to create a potentially d ...

Awesome, thanks Claude. That's always an issue for me, finding a reasonable source for metal stock that doesn't require a $200 minimum...

Thanks for the info Claude. That's all I could envision was some kind of billet hub adapter with studs for the wheel that took it down to the bike's axle diameter and mounted the rotor, but I haven't ...

That's interesting. Definitely something to mull over. Thanks for the info Bill.....

You can always use the two pin flasher as an upgrade for your truck Big Grin

You may have to have a 3 pin flasher, one wire will be hot, one ground and one will be hot with your turn switch actuated...

I have a question for you guys...how are you using an automotive type wheel on the rear (adapting the hub), and isn't it hard to find a wheel with the proper backspacing?? I'd love to do this, even if ...

Did you know that starfish do not have brains?
Maybe that's why I feel such a kinship with Patrick...lol.

Bill, can't you just replace your stock flasher with the one you bought? You might have to ...

Actually, I'm more like Patrick, truth be known... Very Happy

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No problem Bill, glad I can contribute a useful tidbit now and again,
I'd hate to be a total sponge.... Razz

--Todd

Hey guys, go to the parts store and spend $8 or so for a Tridon EL12 electronic flasher, and it'll compensate for whatever combination of bulbs and signals you want to run, and it'll restore your flas ...

The stock bars on my CB1100F were tweaked, and they didn't have enough leverage when I first added the sidecar, so I bought a set of Renthal motocross bars for a KX80-100 and ran them until recently w ...