I like sidecars, a lot, for some reason.  They'd probably muck up the handling of the bike royally, but they do look nifty.

He/she needs to paint it to match the bike.

Tangentially - sidecars and trikes are a different endorsement from regular 2-wheeled motorcycles in WA.

Is that real? Could a gs handle the extra load of a side car?
Crazy crazy

Quote from: kvgsIs that real? Could a gs handle the extra load of a side car?
Crazy crazy

It would really have to bog it down.

I think the GS would be fine if this thing can have a side car:

I've seen Burgers with sidecars.

Oh HECK yeah!!! I could put his seatbelt in it and take my dawgie with me on rides!!!!!!!

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To quote a friend of mine...

QuoteSidecars are good for big dogs or small girlfriends...  If your girlfriend is both, then you're set.

it needs a better rim though  

I seen a Burgman that looked like it was a trike but when I passed it I seen it actually was like training wheels with independent suspension, with fenders and the whole nine yards.  It still had the rear wheel too.

Quote from: RVertigoTo quote a friend of mine...

QuoteSidecars are good for big dogs or small girlfriends...  If your girlfriend is both, then you're set.

As a matter of fact, I *am* both, so your friend is cordially invited to come do some "yard work" for me.  :guns:  :guns:  :guns:

Quote from: RVertigoTo quote a friend of mine...

QuoteSidecars are good for big dogs or small girlfriends...  If your girlfriend is both, then you're set.

That is some good, clean fun right there. That's all that is.

Dave  

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Quote from: RVertigoTo quote a friend of mine...

QuoteSidecars are good for big dogs or small girlfriends...  If your girlfriend is both, then you're set.

That is some good, clean fun right there. That's all that is.

Dave  

Bah...kids!  :nana:

:mrgreen:

:lol:  :lol:  :lol:

there is a side car that is produced that allows the bike to continue to lean into turns in both directions.