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LovelyDecide to afix a Ural tub to my classic. Fun and convenient for groceries although it is a workout steering it around. The dog likes it as well. View attachment 10773View attachment 10774
That’s cool. A few weeks ago I stopped at a roadside cafe and started chatting to three guys who were on a road trip around England. Two had sidecars on their bikes. So rarely seen over here. Looked like tremendous fun.Decide to afix a Ural tub to my classic. Fun and convenient for groceries although it is a workout steering it around. The dog likes it as well. View attachment 10773View attachment 10774
Yes, it does fly on fast, tight right turns. It's very manageable with some practice. The steering effort depends on the road. Bumpy roads with a distinct crown pull to the right quite a bit requiring constant correction which can get tiresome after a few hours. Smooth roads are pleasant but still require some corrections. Overall, it's fun and in my opinion worth the extra effort.Does the chair ever “fly” and how heavy is the steering ?
I guess I could, but it was set up by a professional with many years of experience. This is the best it can get according to him. The Ural is a very heavy sidecar being all steel and aluminum. Straight line isn't bad. Additional steering dampening is needed. Waiting on an extra dampener.Very nice! ... Can you modify/adjust the angle (toe in/toe out) between the bike and the side hack to help with the steering corrections?
Sinners are grinners in my bookGood to sin from time to time
Took the Ural tub to Texas Sidecar Company for the attachment. They did some modifications to make the Ural rig fit the R18. They did a good job and I highly recommend them.I want to do that, riding 2 Urals now. Who attached the sidecar, was it DIY, mount information etc...??