I‘m 5‘2 small. I have an 750cc Honda Shadow. Am thinking of getting a Trike, Spyder or a sidecar for the Honda. I would like to take my kids out for a ride, they are 10 and 11. I worry about dropping the bike with them on it, so that‘s why I‘m looking. I‘m a lone rider, hubby doesn‘t ride. Question is, is 750cc big enough for a sidecar? Do I need to get bigger bike? Was thinking of getting a Goldwing Trike, but like the sidecar, just because you don‘t see them on the road that much. Any links would be very helpful.
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750 shadow is big enough- may want to get a larger rear sprocket or smaller diameter rear wheel with a fat, low profile tire. BMW rally has some sidecars show up, not just the shafties. Watsonian made a 2 seat sidecar, the Urals copy of Strieb seen also for large sidecars. The base for mid size is the old CZ/Jawa rig- originally designed for a 350cc motorcycle, works well on old R60/2s to old 650cc English makes to the 500 to 750 4s from Japan. Sidestrider is name of current copy maker in US I think, the CZ/Jawa was stilll being imported a couple years ago. Motorcycle tires - helpful to put on sidecare tires or the 'trials/unirversal' treads with strong sidewalls.
Not so much a direct answer to your question, but rather a heads up. Bart S says, I am an experienced rider that can ride any bike better than anybody With an overinflated opinion of himself like that, you might want to take any advice from a Troll like that with a grain of salt. Or better yet, totally ignore it.
This Site Might Help You. RE: Need info on sidecar for motorcycle? I'm 5'2 small. I have an 750cc Honda Shadow. Am thinking of getting a Trike, Spyder or a sidecar for the Honda. I would like to take my kids out for a ride, they are 10 and 11. I worry about dropping the bike with them on it, so that's why I'm looking. I'm a lone.
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