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That would be one wide bike. Mybe you could remove the rear truck etc and extend the seat with some modifications and make it 3 up. If it could be done alot of cash would be involved. :yikes: Convert the trailer into a 1 passenger carrier death trap, maybe for a mother inlaw.
Illinois Boy
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Not so sure by then that you shouldn't consider a convertible...
wilfredopr
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sidear
Believe me , I have been thinking about that so hard. This is what I have been cheking. I called a Vespa sidecar manufacturer on e-bay because is the narrower sidear I could find , verify the measurements ( I don't remember them rigth now) and the sidecar will stick out the spyder for less than a foot. I measure it and my 76 chevy nova is wider by 2 inches, The only problem that i can see is that you have to learn how to drive (again) with the sidecar.
Believe me , I have been thinking about that so hard. This is what I have been cheking. I called a Vespa sidecar manufacturer on e-bay because is the narrower sidear I could find , verify the measurements ( I don't remember them rigth now) and the sidecar will stick out the spyder for less than a foot. I measure it and my 76 chevy nova is wider by 2 inches, The only problem that i can see is that you have to learn how to drive (again) with the sidecar.
ARtraveler
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:agree: You'd probably give her an upset stomach... :barf:
wilfredopr
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Why?
Arr MiHardies
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You mean "Y"
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
The steering, yaw, and brake sensors won't like it, for one thing, and the constant pull to one side under power and the opposite side under braking would undoubtedly trip limp mode via the steering sensors or brake (ABS) sensors after a while under some circumstances. The Spyder is a highly sophisticated, highly technical machine. It took the development crew years to get it to be ride-able via careful VSS calibration. Do you really want to upset that applecart?
wilfredopr
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There goes my dream to carry my wife and daugther at the same time. At the other hand the two sidecar idea is not bad but it will be wider than a semi.
