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Sidecar for the Spyder?
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: It just ain't gonna happen without you getting busy with a torch, a welder, and a whole bunch of friends with time to burn...
SORRY!
Nobody builds one currently for the Spyders... :gaah:
SORRY!
Nobody builds one currently for the Spyders... :gaah:
Has anyone seen anywhere you can buy a sidecar for the Spyder. Would love to be able to take all 3 of us with one Spyder. I probably know the answer but thought I would ask anyway.
Yes, I seen it once can't remember where, But in thinking it had to be on this Forum and a few years ago'
Either it was a member or someone posted a picture of one they seen.:dontknow:
Yea, I remember that one seen the brick under it when he first posted it,
Unless the lead is reaching my brain' and that's a good possibly i think someone did handcraft one.:dontknow:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I would highly recommend against doing that. The Spyder will become quite unstable and unpredictable, in my estimation. A vehicle with three tracks, no pivot point, and electronics and suspension engineered for something far different, could pose unsurmountable safety and handling problems.
I Agree, But that never stopped anyone from building something that was both outrages and,
Dangerous. :roflblack:
Thanks for the link. I missed it for some reason. Guess we're just going to HAVE to buy another Spyder soon.
:dontknow:
Bob Denman
New member
Didn't they once believe that if a locomotive got up to 60mph; it'd suck all of the air out of the passenger cars and everybody would die? :shocked:
The only Trains i rode on were the NYC subways, So with the Square wheels they used there was never a worry about them hitting 60mph.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I would probably leave the side car off the :ani29:. My concern would be safety issues and probably all kinds of issues with the nanny. Sidecar rigs handle differently, and when you throw in the dynamics of three additional wheels I see potential problems.
Bob Denman
New member
Oh Heck...Just mount a "chair" on both sides that you can hydraulically deploy like the stabilizers on a backhoe!
How bad could it be?
How bad could it be?
Oldmanzues
New member
there are trike kits made with three wide seating, but all I have seen are single front wheel. Auto engines
Brothers of the third wheel have a forum with some on it
Oldmanzues
Brothers of the third wheel have a forum with some on it
Oldmanzues
Motogordo
New member
Oct. 12. 2012
It is definitely a staged shot. First of all, the color of the sidecar doesn't match the Spyder PLUS the front of the sidecar is supported by a cinderblock and NOT connected to the Spyder. I have a GL1800 Trike, but NO sidecar. I was told that you can't have 3 people on a motorcycle even with a sidecar. This is in New Jersey. If it's a motorcyle, you can only have 2 people total.
Motogordo:yes:
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