Short video for this post: Advanced Sidecar/Trike Training
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Gotta admit that it looks like a lot of fun. Is it necessary to lean to the inside when turning left? Thanks for posting the video...
ReplyDeleteRichard: It was a lot of fun. Never a dull moment with the Ural. I would say yes, but others may argue. If you don't and depending on speed, turn radius, etc, the rear motorcycle tire (pusher) will come up. I've had it happen to me a couple times. I make it a habit to lean both ways all the time. Then if the turn tightens up or I need to do something unexpected, I'm already there. It also becomes second nature, so I don't really think about it much anymore.
ReplyDeleteWow - that looks like way too much fun! I was willing you to get the wheel up on the Harley/outrigger and you did it!! I smiled all the way through the video - terrific stuff!!
ReplyDeleteGary: It was a blast! The HD was a bit tricky compared to my Ural, but I eventually got the hang of it. You'll have to try riding the Ural when you get to Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteChris - I'd love to ride it. You can have another try at a Harley!
ReplyDeleteGary - Sounds like a plan!
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