French sidecar specialists, Various Sidecar, are taking a note from the page of Italian shipbuilders Riva, creating a sidecar for an Indian Scout that boasts all the beauty of a world-class wood boat. Various Sidecar is based out of Ablon-sure-Seine, just 10 miles out of the heart of the Paris metropolitan area. To get the […]
Not only do Watsonian sidecars now fit the Triumph Bobber range. But the modern factory custom really suits the look and style of a classic English sidecar outfit, despite the fact Bobber stye came from stripped down American cruisers.And the power and torque of the Triumph will also suit a sidecar outfit
There is no doubt that they're the odd bod of the motorcycle world, but the sidecar has a history as
Most motorcycle manufacturers strive for progress. And in doing so, progressively remove the connection between the rider and the machine. One hand gives with more power, while the other hand takes away—with electronics to control that power. But Ural motorcycles have always chosen the tried and trusted route. The original BMW-based design is now decades…
With its vintage look and inviting sidecar, The Alpinist ($NA) is the kind of bike we'd love to ride for a week or two around the Austrian Alps, togeder
This setup looks cool. Nice to see something different. Seen this on the blogs, can't remember which one. http://www.abnormalcycles.com. Side car is right on.
Nothing puts a smile on people's faces like a sidecar rig. Especially when it's as beautifully made as this Triumph Bonneville from France.
1953 BMW 494cc R51/3 & Steib Sidecar
1910, and I know I've posted about it years ago, but can't find the info,.... it's a custom coachbuilt body over a Rolls chassis if I recall correctly, funky looking. 1918 policeman in San Diego this 1929 BMW R11 was available with the Royal sidecar looking like a tank, built over a Tucker sno cat ... my guess is for "burning man" and lastly two cars built to look like trains. They were great advertising vehicles, mostly used by movie companies to get an audience for the theaters, but the above is advertising tires and the below is lettered with American Legion, Miami Beach to Boston... maybe to sell war bonds? Lots of great cars, trucks, trains and bikes at http://steampunkvehicles.tumblr.com/
For a weekend trip over the Alps, we can't imagine a better steed than this classic Moto Guzzi sidecar rig.
The Ariel Square Four is a coveted classic motorcycle, especially attached to such an attractive vintage sidecar
