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Posted by Troll
 - July 13, 2013, 15:10:06 PM

http://www.sidecar.com/

Riding with a hack is like nothing else you have ever done before.....learn all you can BEFORE you put one on you motorcycle

Posted by mumbles
 - July 13, 2013, 14:03:40 PM

From what i've read in the past the Drifter 800's stock rear suspension is too soft. If you can stiffen it then it should make a great tug.
Read as much as you can about sidehacks before you take a dive.
Some can get pretty pricey and finding someone with the right knowledge to mount one correctly can be difficult to find. Of course you can always give it a shot and DIY.

Riding a sidecar rig is a whole new world.
Just my .02

Posted by mittico68
 - July 13, 2013, 10:41:13 AM

Hi superfragl!
I'm thinkin' about doin' the same thing to my baby (a 1999 kawa 800 drifter), but i really don't know where to start from! :-\
Did you make it? I'd like to see how your bike looks like now... 8)
Thanx gator!

Posted by superfragl
 - May 06, 2013, 13:02:08 PM

This is second time I see a two-tone black-grey Drifter with a sidecar here in Chicopee MA. And second time it disappears behind the corner while I am sitting at a red light...
Pretty soon there will be two Drifters with sidecars here because I am putting a Johnny Sweet sidecar on mine )

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