[chiefcherokee]

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[exavid]

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Somehow I don't quite see the point of that thing.:baffled:

 

[UbarW]

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exavid wrote:

Somehow I don't quite see the point of that thing.:baffled:

:cheeky1:



Me, too.

 

[SpiderBob]

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you know, I've very opened minded when it comes to three wheels. But I think my mind just closed.

 

[FatherWilliam57]

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OK, if Batman has a Bat-Cycle, I suppose it's only fair that Harvey Dent (Two-Face) should drive that thinkg. I guess...

 

[MDKramer]

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I think it's kinda' cool looking. I'm impressed by the fiberglass work, and the guy's ingenuity in most likely dealing with a wife who doesn't want her hair mussed, and perhaps a child they wanted to safely bring along on their trips.

Would I own it? Not on a bet. But I do appreciate the work that was put into designing and building a one-off conversation maker for the next bike show he attends.

 

[rgbeard]

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Would be more interesting if it was controllable from either position. Then it could be marketed for those that are indecisive.

 

[wda-83wing]

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a side car to the far far side. not for me either.

 

[Shooter]

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Laverda, and Italian body-work naturally. In Ferrari Racing Red, what's not to like??? I'd never buy it, but I sure would like a ride...:action: :gunhead:

 

[wilkoi]

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I to can appreciate the amount of work that went into that beast and the design and engineering but it is not for me. It does grab your attention.

 

[rcmatt007]

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I like it....

 

[FM]

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Now THAT'S one heck of a "cup holder".

Will it seperate like"Star Trek", in an emergency?

I like that left side ejector hatch.

Anyone tried to cound the number of Clowns it will fit?

 

[ChiliPepperGarage]

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I think it's way cool, but then I already own a sidecar rig and like all things motorized including golf carts!

If it's got a motor and I can ride it (or in/on it) I'll like it. Heck, I even have one of those "Croozin Coolers", a hard cooler with an electric motor that I can ride around on!

 

[AndyB]

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I would like to see it in person. I bet it is very interesting if you could get close enough to kick the tires. Does it have three or four tires?

 

[SpiderBob]

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I made a boat once about 9 feet long on a golf cart frame. Used it in a parade, now don't ask what this is got to do with anything cause I don't know.

 

[SETHAN12]

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How does a side car handle as compared to a trike? How good is it on corners etc...?

 

[AZgl1800]

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I think it is kind of neat.

I appreciate the hard work to create it firstly, and just think of how many coolers will fit in that side car :cheeky1:

 

[rcmatt007]

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SETHAN12 wrote:

How does a side car handle as compared to a trike? How good is it on corners etc...?

wondered the same thing so last weekend test drove a harley trike.... almost identical handeling to a hack rig.... except the right wheel isn't out as far



so, if you can drive a hack you can easily drive a trike.... vice versa, sort of, hacks do have their own challenges in turns as, lifting the chair on a hard right , and lifting the rear wheel on a hard left

 

[FM]

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SpiderBob wrote:

I made a boat once about 9 feet long on a golf cart frame. Used it in a parade, now don't ask what this is got to do with anything cause I don't know.

Hey SpyderBob, it a related memory.

I once made a 16 foot bar top in a 11-1/2 foot (apartment utility) room.

 

[silvertramp]

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outstanding workmanship.